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Another huge week of esports kicks off on February 19, 2024, with Rainbow Six Siege still drawing the spotlight.
With the group stage of the Six Invitational now over, the event will move into the playoff phase for the second week of action.
Meanwhile, the second European PGL Major Copenhagen RMR will begin on Monday, February 19, with teams competing across the next three days in a bid to qualify for the opening Counter-Strike Major of 2024.
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Rainbow Six Siege: Six Invitational
The second week of the Six Invitational will feature the 16 teams that qualified for the playoffs, with each competing in a double-elimination bracket over the next seven days.
After both G2 Esports and Soniqs ended the group stage with four wins and no losses, they will go into the playoffs as overwhelming favourites to take out the US$3 million tournament.
G2 are attempting to defend their Six Invitational crown after winning in 2023, while Soniqs are seeking to bring up their maiden Six Invitational triumph.
Check out our extensive Six Invitational betting guide to get the latest odds and tournament information.
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PGL Major Copenhagen Europe RMR B
The PGL Major Copenhagen Europe RMR B will take place in an offline environment in Bucharest, Romania, where eight of the world’s top 20 Counter-Strike teams will feature in a 16-strong field.
Teams that win three series will qualify for the Major, and any side that racks up three series losses will be eliminated.
Only eight squads will earn automatic qualification; however, the teams that finish ninth, 10th, and 11th will play in the Last Chance Qualifier, which will take place on February 23–24.
Check out our extensive PGL Major Copenhagen betting guide to get the latest odds and tournament information.
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