Esports World Cup with our mark

At the Esports World Cup in Riyadh, which this year hosted competitions in over twenty titles, a Czech organization appeared for the first time in history in the main stage of the Rainbow Six Siege tournament, competing for a $2 million prize pool. For us at ENTERPRISE, this marked a significant milestone – we stood among the elite of the world’s teams and delivered content to our fans that cannot be seen anywhere else in the Czech Republic.

The Australian roster, led by a Korean coach, lined up in Riyadh alongside iconic names on the global stage such as G2 Esports, FaZe Clan, Virtus.pro, and Falcons. Falcons were the defending champions from last year’s edition (then under the name Gamers8), and their players collectively hold ten world titles in Siege X – more than all other participants combined. However, this year their journey ended surprisingly early – in the same stage as ours.

Unfortunately, ENTERPRISE suffered a similar fate. In our first Upper Bracket match (BO1 format) on Border, we fell to Brazil’s Ninjas in Pyjamas 3:7. In the following Lower Bracket match against FURIA, after a loss on Clubhouse, we managed to push Border into overtime, but the opponent ultimately prevailed and ended our run in the tournament. Overall, we placed 13th–16th, earning $25,000 in prize money.

On the world’s highest stage, our players carried the Czech flag with pride and showed they are not afraid of even the best teams in the world. The tournament may be over for us, but our shared journey to the top is only just beginning! We proved that we belong among the elite. We were eliminated by one of the best teams in the world – and we managed to keep up with them. For our players, this is an extremely valuable experience that will help them grow further. Thank you all for your support!