Irish esports organisation WYLDE has introduced its exit from Rainbow Six esports after 5 years.
The organisation, co-owned by Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt, cited the sustainability of working a staff in Ubisoft’s first-person shooter title as an element behind the choice.
Introduced on January twenty ninth, WYLDE has competed in Rainbow Six Siege since 2021. During the last 5 years, the organisation has been a notable title in Europe, competing throughout a number of regional tournaments.
The organisation’s solitary look at a global occasion got here at Gamers8 in 2022. The roster scored a top-four end, defeating the likes of Staff Liquid and Spacestation Gaming to take residence $155,000 (~£112,611) in prize cash.
“At present marks a heartbreaking second for WYLDE as we announce our withdrawal from aggressive Rainbow Six Siege after 5 years,” wrote the organisation in an announcement.
“The industrial actuality of sustaining a Tier One staff, offering mandatory assist, and the suitable pay isn’t attainable below the present situations. WYLDE loves Siege; we cherish the group and endeavour to discover a viable path.”
WYLDE turns into the most recent organisation to depart the Rainbow Six scene in 2026. On January fifth, North American organisation ENVY parted methods with its roster earlier than the last-chance qualifier for the Six Invitational.
Following its departure from Rainbow Six, WYLDE continues to area rosters throughout a wide range of titles, together with Rocket League and Trackmania. Along with its esports efforts, the organisation operates Eire’s Nationwide Esports Centre to supply alternatives for aspiring esports professionals.
Rainbow Six Esports In 2026
The Rainbow Six esports scene is gearing up for the Six Invitational, the title’s crowning occasion. Going down in Paris, France, from February 2nd to fifteenth, 20 groups will compete for a share of a $3m (~£2.1m) prize pool and an opportunity to be topped world champion.
