BLAST R6 Major Osaka Playoffs: All confirmed teams so far

The BLAST R6 Major Osaka Swiss Stage is slowly coming to its end. Today, three more teams will join Team Falcons and Team Liquid Alienware in the BLAST R6 Major Osaka Playoffs.

Here's a look at the teams confirmed so far to compete at the BLAST R6 Major Osaka Playoffs, which will be played at the ATC Hall in Osaka, Japan, from November 13 to November 15, 2026.

Team Falcons

Team Falcons was the first team to qualify for the BLAST R6 Major Osaka Playoffs after a shocking 2-0 victory against the back-to-back world champions, FaZe Clan.

The European mix has been one of the most consistent rosters in Rainbow Six Siege's esports ecosystem in the last few seasons. The players have taken part in multiple international grand finals, including three BLAST R6 Major grand finals. Unfortunately for them, the three games ended in defeats. Will the Europeans redeem themselves in Osaka this weekend?

Team Liquid Alienware

Team Liquid Alienware followed Team Falcons' footsteps as they became the second team to qualify for the BLAST R6 Major Osaka Playoffs. Just like the European mix, the Brazilians ended with a 3-0 match record after collecting victories against DarkZero Esports, Virtus.pro, and Geekay Esports.

Except for Gabriel "Maia" Maia, the rest of the players in the team are two-times BLAST R6 Major champions. Additionally, they also have the Six Invitational 2024 and RE:L0:AD in their trophy cabinet. It's fair to say this roster is one of the most experienced, balanced, and mature teams in the competition. They should be one of the favorites to lift the trophy this weekend.

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FaZe Clan

Despite their defeat against Team Falcons, FaZe Clan are still the main favorites to win the BLAST R6 Major Osaka. The Brazilians are the current back-to-back world champions, as well as the Rainbow Six Siege Esports World Cup 2026 winners. Their dynasty hasn't been answered yet by any team; in fact, they have been Team Liquid Alienware's kryptonite this season.

Although they are the fan-favorites, Team Falcons proved that they aren't invincible. On the other hand, the Brazilians need the win to complete their trophy cabinet, as they would become the first lineup to win at least one Six Invitational, one Esports World Cup, and one BLAST R6 Major.

G2 Esports

G2 Esports confirmed their presence at the BLAST R6 Major Osaka Playoffs after a one-sided 2-0 victory against Geekay Esports.

This will be the samurai's third consecutive BLAST R6 Major playoff; the team have yet to miss out on a BLAST R6 Major Top 8 since the arrival of Zack "Stompn" Lamb. Precisely, the American has been not only G2 Esports' but also the event's best player of the tournament so far with a SiegeGG rating of 1.32.

Virtus.pro

Virtus.pro being in the list means that Europe and MENA have sent three teams to the BLAST R6 Major Osaka Playoffs; and Geekay could be the fourth if they win tomorrow.

The Bears secured their spot after back-to-back 7-5 wins against M80. The Americans will have another shot at it tomorrow, as they will play against 100 Thieves.

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