The Hidden Problem Holding Siege Esports Back & Munich Pickems

In this episode of Six On Six, we dive deep into the art of esports casting, balancing hype and criticism, and how negative commentary can hurt the viewing experience. We break down the Tier 2 casting controversy, exploring why professionalism matters even at lower-tier events and how aspiring casters can treat every match like a job interview for Tier 1.Then, we shift to something fun – Project Prisma’s Rainbow Six Siege Fantasy League! We share our fantasy rosters, discuss strategy (fraggers vs. balanced picks), and challenge YOU to join our Six on Six subleague for bragging rights. Finally, we tease our upcoming Munich Major Super Show with talent from all regions, possible live recordings from Munich, and our first-ever sponsored episode.

Six on Six Podcast – Your deep dive into Rainbow Six Siege's esports scene, EU Masters League breakdown, and the road to the Munich Major!

In this episode of Six on Six, we bring back some familiar faces for a deep dive into the current state of Rainbow Six Siege — from the “Save Siege” movement to pivotal regional playoff results ahead of the Munich Major.

On this episode of Six On Six, we dive deep into the state of Rainbow Six Siege esports, tackling major issues like cheating scandals, inadequate anti-cheat systems, competitive integrity, and the financial struggles faced by Tier 1–Tier 3 players

In this episode of Six On Six, we dive deep into the greatest rookie stage performances in Rainbow Six Siege history, debating whether Spoit, LikEfac, Stompn, or other legends take the crown. From statistical breakdowns to meta analysis, we explore how role, team impact, and event wins shape a rookie’s legacy .

In this episode of Six On Six, we dive deep into the #SaveSiege movement — is Ubisoft really giving up on Rainbow Six Siege? We explore the origins of the movement, the alarming player drop-off, and why major content creators like Spoit and Jinxzi are walking away. From the dev team’s passion to Ubisoft’s profit-first strategy, Fett and Interro discuss what saving Siege actually means for pros, creators, and casual players alike.

The Six on Six podcast returns under Last Free Nation!Hosted by Interro and new co-host Fett, this is Rainbow Six Siege’s premier podcast for esports coverage, meta breakdowns, and unfiltered conversation about the game’s past, present, and future.In this episode:• The rebirth of Six on Six and what’s changing with the show• Operation High Stakes: new operator Denari, balancing changes & community reactions• Pro play meta shifts with the Reaper MK2, secondary changes, and sight removals• Blackbeard, shields, and the one-shot headshot debate• The state of Siege: player numbers, cheating, Ubisoft, and what’s next• Regional league recaps: EU, NA, SAL, and APAC — who’s rising, who’s falling

Hot off their Major win in Manchester, four members from the newly announced "Cloud9 Beastcoast" roster stop by to discuss their origin story, their dominance in Stage 1, and their unlikely run at their first event as a team. Dfuzr shares his thoughts on what it was like to go from rookie to champion; fett lays out why he resigned as coach and what he hopes for the future; gunnar discusses his journey through pro play to finally getting the respect he always deserved; and hotancold gives us insight into his new role as the veteran member of a team.

Troy and Parker return from their slumber to discuss where they've been, what they've been up to, what they thought of the Manchester Major, and what to expect with the recent balancing changes.

With the Groups announced for the upcoming Charlotte Major, INTERRO is joined by Mag, AceOfPyrite, and Slash to discuss potential outcomes, upsets, and any surprises that may be in store for us! Each member of the show shares their unique perspective(s) on the teams competing at the second international event of the 2022.