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The Rainbow Six Siege esports scene takes a big part in the game’s future. With the launch of Operation Grim Sky, the first esports teams’ skins made their entrance in the game, including teams such as Rogue, G2 Esports, FaZe Clan, or Team Liquid.
Back then, this was known as the Pilot Program. In 2020, it was rebranded as R6 Share. Keep on reading for more information on these special bundles and skins.
Who won the Jönköping Major?
Team BDS won the Jönköping Major after defeating Team Liquid by 3-2. This is the first Six Major trophy for the French, who had already reached the semi-finals at the Six Mexico Major.
What is R6 Share?
R6 Share is a Ubisoft program launched to support the esports scene. Its objective is to economically support some of the best teams in the world, while also helping at the build of the biggest Siege competitions: the Six Invitational and the Six Major.
It initially included 42 esports teams since Cloud9 left the scene in July. Some weeks later, the organization's skins were removed from the store.
R6 Share also includes special items themed around the professional leagues around the globe, including the European League, the North American League, the LATAM Leagues, and the APAC Leagues.
How are teams divided in R6 Share?
Teams are divided into three categories, Tier 1, 2, and 3. These tiers are decided on the presence or importance of the teams in the Siege ecosystem. This means that an organization like G2 Esports or Fnatic — who not only compete in the scene but also create Siege content on a regular basis — will be in a higher tier than Team Empire. This organization has great results in Siege but they do not create that much Siege content.
Each category rewards teams with the following:
- Tier 1: Bundle includes uniform and headgear for an operator, weapon skin, and charm.
- Tier 2: Bundle includes weapon skin and charm.
- Tier 3: Weapon skin.
What are the prices for R6 Share skins?
First of all, we must make something clear: R6 Share items can only be unlocked with R6 Credits.
R6 Share bundles for Tier 1 organizations are the most expensive ones since they include the most in-game items. These cost 1680 R6 Credits. Meanwhile, Tier 2 bundles cost 720 R6 Credits.
However, you can purchase items individually, regardless of the team’s tier. So, here are the prices for individual in-game items:
- Uniform: 720 R6 Credits
- Headgear: 600 R6 Credits
- Weapon skin: 300 R6 Credits
- Charm: 480 R6 Credits
As we mentioned before, there are also R6 Share skins themed around the team’s tournaments. The individual price for these is 960 R6 Credits, while the full bundle costs 1920 R6 Credits.
Recently, Ubisoft launched a new set themed around the professional Siege leagues around the globe.
How to purchase R6 Share skins
To purchase R6 Share skins, you must follow the next steps:
- Go to Shop.
- Scroll down and click on Esports.
- First, you will see sets themed around esports competitions. If you scroll down you will see esports teams’ skins.
What bundles and skins are currently available in R6 Share?
Right now, this season's and last season's skins are available in the in-game store. Let's have a look at all of them, starting with Tier 1 skins and finishing with Tier 3.
Tier 1
Each bundle includes a uniform, headgear, weapon skin, and a charm.
Astralis
FaZe Clan
Fnatic
G2 Esports
Natus Vincere
Ninjas in Pyjamas
Rogue
Spacestation Gaming
Team Liquid
TSM
BDS Esport
DarkZero Esports
MIBR
Team Secret
Tier 2
Teams receive a weapon skin and a charm. It initially included the following organizations, plus Chaos Esports Club, Cloud9, eUnited, Giants Gaming, and Tempo Storm. However, they left the scene — bringing their items along with them.
Black Dragons
Beastcoast
Cyclops athlete gaming
DWG KIA
Elevate
FAV Gaming
Pittsburgh Knights
FURIA Esports
Heroic
Mirage
Oxygen Esports
SANDBOX Gaming
Susquehanna Soniqs
Talon
Team oNe
W7M Gaming
Wildcard Gaming
XSET
Tier 3
Tier 3 skins include only a weapon skin. It initially included 17 different teams, but some of them left the scene. In their place, newer organizations joined in their places, including 00 Nation, MNM Gaming, FURY, DireWolves, Parabellum Esports, and REJECT.
00 Nation
MNM Gaming - Sledge's L85A2
Parabellum Esports - Kapkan, Tachanka, Azami's 9x19VSN
REJECT - Twitch's F2
DireWolves - Jäger's 416-C Carbine
FURY - Nomad and Iana's ARX200
Aside from the team skins and bundles, each league has its own bundle. Alongside them, Siege frequently drops new Pro League bundles.
The esports sets can be found just above the teams' sets. If you move all to the right and click on View All, you will be able to check them out in one place.
Esports skins are a great way to represent your favorite teams in-game. It's a unique way to support the esports scene and stand out in any match.
Former R6 Share skins
When an organization leaves the Rainbow Six Siege esports scene, its skin also leaves the R6 Share program. These are some of the skins that were part of it but can't be purchased anymore.
Cowana Gaming
Disrupt Gaming
GUTS Gaming
INTZ e-Sports
Invictus Gaming
ORDER
QConfirm
Santos
T1
Team Empire
Team Vitality
The Chiefs
Virtus.pro
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