Rainbow Six Siege Female Stage Will Have Exclusive HUB

Hey there, R6 guys! Hold on to this hot news: Ubisoft Brazil just announced an exciting initiative for the female scene Rainbow Six Siege.

They are launching an exclusive hub, the SERPROwhich will transform the female competitive scene, guaranteeing cash prizes and a toxicity-free environment. Have you ever thought about playing without having to listen to those toxic rages? Sounds like a dream, right?

How does the SERPRO Hub work?

Here's how it works: players enter an online queue and ten of them are selected for the match. Then, two are chosen as captains and form teams. The winners get points; the losers lose points (duh!). The best performances are recorded in a ranking. Every 15 days, the 10 best players take home some cash. And once a month, the top 20 play a live mini-tournament. At the end of the year, the top 10 will compete in a live final.

Leandro 'Montoya' Estevam, Ubisoft's esports director for Latin America, told the truth: “By replacing the Women's Circuit with the hub, we prioritize the competitive development of more women. In a healthy environment that each player can adapt to her routine, we are starting a long-term plan in which talents can develop and become future icons of the scene.”

Hub Advantages

The great thing about the hub is that it decentralizes the prize pool, so it’s not just in the hands of a few organizations. This means more opportunities for new players to shine and follow their own paths. Not to mention that the athletes will have mentorship with standout players and a section full of educational content about R6S. It’s like Jedi training, but without the lightsabers – just headshots!

Open Circuit

Partnerships and Competitions

To begin this new phase, there are already two partnerships signed: Brazilian Electronic Sports League and the Gamers Club. These companies will organize competitions throughout the year, helping to further strengthen the scene. Montoya is straightforward: “We hope that, after this announcement, more companies will join us to increasingly foster a solid and competitive scene so that more women emerge in esports.”

So, guys and girls, keep an eye out for this promising scene! Want to know more? Visit the official website of Rainbow Six Siege and check out all the news about Brazilian competitive gaming on the social networks of Ubisoft, Gamers Club and the Brazilian Electronic Sports League.