Jynxzi’s Rainbow Six Siege Tournament: Format, Date and Roster

Khizar Mundia Published 11/08/2026

Nicholas “Jynxzi” Stewart’s Rainbow Six Siege tournament is about to start, and this time Ubisoft is also supporting the event. With the roster now confirmed, Twitch drops will also be available to viewers throughout the stream.

Jynxzi is best known for his Rainbow Six Siege content, even though he regularly plays several other games, including GTA 5. The streamer still revisits Rainbow Six Siege both on stream and through the tournaments he hosts. He has already hosted LoL and Rainbow Six Siege tournaments in a busy 2026, and is ready for another event — here is a closer look at all the details.

What is Jynxzi’s Rainbow Six Siege tournament?

Jynxzi’s Rainbow Six Siege tournaments feature streamers on the roster who compete in 2v2 rounds. The tournaments typically avoid professional players, instead featuring content creators in the matches. Jynxzi shook things up in April 2026, when his 40-player roster consisted of 32 streamers and 8 professional Rainbow Six Siege players. The current tournament will feature only streamers, and the roster has already been announced.

Jynxz’s content now includes several games and Just Chatting streams, but his channel is still one of the most-watched Rainbow Six Siege channels, with his viewers expecting regular tournaments — he currently has 11 million followers on Twitch.

When will Jynxzi’s Rainbow Six Siege tournament be held?

Image credit: Ubisoft

Jynxzi’s Rainbow Six Siege tournament will take place on August 11, 2026, and will start at 4 PM ET. Viewers will be able to watch the tournament on Jynxzi and other participating creators’ channels. The tournament will only be broadcast online, and there is no physical venue for the event.

Jynxzi’s Rainbow Six Siege tournament format

The six-hour event will feature:

• 16 creators
• 8 teams
• 2 creators per team

This format seems to be more efficient, as players will be able to shine in matches, rather than blur into the background due to a larger roster. Viewers will also have an easier time watching four players competing, and they can focus better on the action. Jynxzi is also likely partial toward 1v1 and 2v2 matches, as his previous tournaments have also used the format, so this isn’t new.

Participants and teams of Jynxzi’s Rainbow Six Siege tournament

Image credit: Jynxzi

Jynxzi has revealed both the participants and the creator teams of the Rainbow Six Siege tournament.

These are all the participants:

• Rani “StableRonaldo” Netz
• Félix “xQc” Lengyel
• Brittany “Cinna” Watts
• Joe “Joe Bart” Bartolozzi
• Kylie “Sketch” Cox
• Kaysan “Kaysan” Ghasseminejad
• Jason “JasonTheWeen” Nguyen
• Chen-Ruei “RayAsianBoy” Hsu
• Katie “Katie B” Baird
• Mark “ohnePixel” Zimmermann
• Din “Agent” Muktar
• Nick “Lacy” Fosco
• Jerome “J Shock” Dominick
• Rangesh “N3on” Mutama
• Deji “Deji” Olatunji
• Dantes “Dantes” Forlini

These are the teams:

• Stable Ronaldo and KatieB
• xQc and ohnePixel
• Cinna and Agent
• Joe Bart and Lacy
• Sketch and J Shock
• Kaysan and N3on
• JasonTheWeen and Deji
• Ray and Dantes

Twitch Drops

Ubisoft has teamed up with Twitch for the Jynxzi’s Rainbow Six Siege Tournament to offer rewards to viewers. This is available through the channels of all participating streamers, with the following available:

• Watch 30 minutes: 1 Alpha Pack
• Watch 1 hour: 1 Alpha Pack
• Watch 1 hour 30 minutes: 1 Alpha Pack
• Watch 2 hours: 1 Alpha Pack
• Watch 3 hours: 1 Alpha Pack
• Subscribe or gift a sub: M590A1 Weapon Skin from the MVP Jynxzi Bundle

You will need to link your Ubisoft and Twitch accounts in order to avail of these rewards, and Jynxzi will also give away Black Ice Pack codes during the stream.

Feature image credit: Jynxzi

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