US Nationals 2019 Stage 2
US Nationals 2019 Stage 2
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The Rainbow Six US National program will serve as a spotlight for the United States’ best teams and players on PC. The program will consist of two Conferences – Eastern & Western, where teams will be able to qualify throughout the three stages of competition. At the end of the program, four teams will qualify to represent their conference at the stage finals in December.
24 Jul – 2 Aug 2019
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$140,000
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