

The grand finale of the Digitec Playground Cup Vol. 13 with "Rainbow Six Siege"
On Saturday, the best "Rainbow Six Siege" teams will battle for glory, honour and great prizes in the final of the Playground Cup. You can be there live.
This weekend, the final of the Digitec Playground Cup Vol. 13 will be back in action. The best teams from a total of two qualifying rounds will compete against each other.
Two final matches will be played, each in "best of three" mode. The stream starts at 11:45 live on Twitch and Youtube.
In the "small" final (start: 12:15 pm), the runners-up from the qualifiers will duel: "Evil bEARS" and "International Lelleks".
In the "grand" final (start: approx. 15:15), the winning teams from the qualifiers will face each other: "mYinsanity" and "15th Law of Power".
What's there to win
In collaboration with Samsung Odyssey OLED, the finalists can take home the following prizes
Grand final
The winning team of the grand final can choose from two prizes. The second-placed team receives the other prize.
One Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 per team member:

or
A Samsung 990 Pro with heatsink plus CHF 200 Digitec voucher per team member:
Little final
Both teams in the small final will receive a Samsung T7 Shield per team member:
By the way, the Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 and the Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 are currently available at reduced prices in the shop:
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