Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege official data, one integration.
Operator picks, gadget state, and round-by-round map control. GRID supplies official R6 data for the tournaments covered by its rights agreements, with feeds and widgets ready to plug into your stack.
The data layer for Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege
Live game state, structured stats, and prediction outputs - all from the official source, normalised into one schema with the rest of the GRID portfolio.
Operator picks and bans
Gadget and utility deployment
Round-by-round map control
Site execution and defender holds
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege circuits GRID covers
GRID is integrated with the rights holders that run these tournaments. New circuits are added as the partnerships expand.
- Six Invitational
- BLAST R6 Major
- BLAST R6 Manchester
- R6 Esports League
How customers use the R6 feed
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege - frequently asked questions.
What Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege data does GRID provide?
GRID provides official R6 data including operator picks and bans, gadget deployment, round-by-round map control, site execution events, and win probability - sourced directly from Ubisoft.
Which Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege tournaments does GRID cover?
GRID covers Six Invitational, BLAST R6 Major, BLAST R6 Manchester, and the R6 Esports League.
Does GRID track R6 operator ban rates?
Yes. Operator pick and ban data is available both in real time during the match and historically for analytics and modelling.
Can I build R6 esports products with GRID data?
Yes. GRID R6 data is available via API and supports media products, widgets, broadcast overlays, and analytics platforms.
Platform footprint
Build on the official R6 data feed
Pick the plan that fits your stack, or talk to a GRID expert about how Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege fits your roadmap.