Rainbow Six Pro League Announces Revenue Sharing Program With Esports Teams – FaZe Clan, Team Liquid, Fnatic and More

Calum Patterson

Ubisoft has announced a new pilot program for eleven esports teams participating in the Rainbow Six Pro League, that will receive a percentage of revenue from selected in game items.

The Rainbow Six Pro League is the official league for Tom Clany’s Rainbow Six: Siege, and has eight team leagues in four regions (North America, Europe, Latin America, and Southeast Asia).

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In addition to the league format, there are also international and invitational events, organized by DreamHack.

For eleven of these teams, they will no be able to earn 30% of revenue from in-game items, specifically related to the teams and the Pro League.

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The goal is to provide organizations and pro players additional revenue directly from the game and help foster a more stable environment.

For us, it is a major step forward – a way to reward teams that contribute to the league and help it grow.

For fans, revenue sharing is one of the most direct ways to show support for a specific team.

The full list of participating teams:

  • PENTA Sports
  • Vitality
  • Evil Geniuses
  • Rogue
  • SK Gaming
  • Mousesports
  • FaZe Clan
  • Team Liquid
  • Ninjas in Pyjamas
  • Immortals
  • FNATIC

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Ubisoft also broke down exactly how revenue’s shared with these 11 teams will be generated, coming from both team related items, and general Pro League items.

  • “Pilot Team” items: Each of the 11 teams will receive one charm and one weapon skin with their color/branding during the program. For these items, revenue share is set at 30% of the net revenue going to the Pilot Team concerned.
  • Pro League items: for each Pro League branded skins and charms sold, 30% of the net revenue will be split between the upcoming Six Invitational 2019 prizepool (exactly 9% of the net revenue), and equally between each of the 11 teams of the Program (for a total 21% of the net revenue).

It means that the prizepool may be seriously increased for the Six Invitation in 2019, for all teams participating.

In the announcement, it is made clear this is just the start for the program, and more teams could well be added, depending on the success of this pilot.

About The Author

Calum is Dexerto's Managing Editor, based in Scotland. Joining Dexerto in 2017, Calum has years of experience covering esports, gaming and online entertainment, and now leads the team to deliver the best coverage in these areas. An expert on all things Twitch and gaming influencers, he's also an expert in popular shooters like Apex Legends, CS2 and Call of Duty. You can contact Calum at calum.patterson@dexerto.com.