The tactical shooter "Rainbow Six Siege" was chosen by you as the tournament game of the second digitec Playground. Now you can show what you've got. The registration pages are now open.
Now it's time to put your money where your mouth is. The registration phase is now open. The PC version will be played.
digitec Playground consists of four qualifying rounds and a final this time. You register as a team of five players. The game is played according to the knockout principle. This means that as soon as your team loses, you are eliminated. The tournament takes place online. So you play from home. Due to the current situation regarding Covid-19, we will not be holding an offline final. We hope it will work out again next time.
The qualifying rounds are limited to 64 teams each. First come, first serve. The winners of the four qualifiers will advance to the final.
All participants must be 18 years old or be able to provide parental authorisation. In addition, at least three out of five players per team must either be resident in Switzerland or hold a Swiss identity card.
Together with our partners Logitech and Asus, we will be able to present attractive prizes to the top three teams. As soon as the final details have been finalised, we will reveal the specific prizes.
We will stream and commentate on the final of the four finalists live on 6 June.
Good luck!
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Show allFor the second digitec Playground, we have decided not to put "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" to the vote. This meant the loss of a major contender. Much to the delight of "Rainbow Six Siege", which already received many of your votes in the first cup. Nevertheless, it was not a walk in the park. There was headwind from the strategy classic "Age of Empires 2" and one of the most unusual e-sports titles of all: "Farming Simulator". However, with 18 per cent of the votes, the winner in the end was "Rainbow Six Siege".
Which game shall we play?
The competition has ended.
