Show Notes
As 2025 wraps and the Six Invitational looms, Six on Six is back with the final episode of the year—joined by Canadian (Troy) fresh off qualifying for yet another SI, extending his record as the only player to attend every Six Invitational as a competitor. The episode dives deep into the newly revealed 2026–2027 Rainbow Six Siege esports calendar, including the return to two Majors, the new Challenger/LCQ structure, SI points distribution, and how relegations and partner vs. affiliate orgs reshape the tiered ecosystem.
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