FaZe Clan qualify for Rainbow Six Siege Esports World Cup

FaZe Clan have booked their spot at the 2025 Rainbow Six Siege Esports World Cup, becoming the first South American team to qualify for the US$2 million tournament in Riyadh.

The reigning Rainbow Six Invitational champions made quick work of regional rivals Ninjas in Pyjamas with a commanding 2-0 victory on Saturday, closing out Chalet 7-2 and Bank 7-3 in one of their sharpest series to date.

After finishing second in the group stage with six wins and three losses, FaZe entered the South American League playoffs with confidence and momentum.

They had already dismantled NiP in a prior BO1 during groups, and while this contest was more competitive, FaZe never looked threatened.

Leading the charge was Jaime “Cyber” Ramos, who turned in a monstrous performance with a 24-8 K-D, a perfect 7-0 entry scoreline, and a match-best SiegeGG rating of 1.70.

FaZe now join a growing list of top-tier teams that have secured their place in Saudi Arabia for the Esports World Cup, including North American representatives Shopify Rebellion, DarkZero Esports, and Oxygen Esports.

One more LATAM spot remains, with either FURIA Esports or w7m esports set to clinch the final South American slot.

Despite Esports World Cup results not directly affecting global standings, FaZe’s win also adds 50 SI Points to their total — potentially crucial for Six Invitational 2026 qualification.

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This continues an impressive run for FaZe Clan, who remain one of Rainbow Six Siege’s most decorated and consistent teams.

With a legacy of high-level international play, their upcoming trip to the Esports World Cup further reinforces Brazil’s reputation as a global powerhouse in Rainbow Six.

The event kicks off on August 5, and all matches will be streamed live on the Esports World Cup’s Twitch channel, with odds available via the top esports betting sites.

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