Rainbow Six Siege's LATAM League 2020 just concluded its fifteenth playday and the results are here. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the matches have been held online. The LATAM League had some really exciting matches to watch this week, with all the matches played as a best of two format. We saw NiP dominate Black Dragons on Consulate with a 7-2 scoreline, with the second map, Oregon, resulting with the same score. Additionally, the second match between Team Liquid and FaZe was really exciting as both teams showed impressive strategies.
The best matchup for the fifteenth playday was between Team Liquid and FaZe. The first map was played on Consulate, which is a strategy-heavy map. The score went 7-4 in the favor of Team Liquid, with Luccas "Paluh " Molina carrying his team with seven kills after rehost. Paluh has been the most consistent fragger in the LATAM scene, and this effort only proves the point. The second map, however, went the complete opposite. Clubhouse is a super strategy and intel-heavy map, and FaZe was able to win 7-4 against their opponents. Both the matches taught us a lot on how to attack and defend the map by giving us an insight into the teams. This match might have been the most anticipated match for the viewers at home.
Another exciting match to watch was between NiP and Black Dragons. The first map was played on Consulate. It was a very one-sided match as NiP took both maps with ease. NiP has been dominating almost every team, whether it be in minor or major tournaments. The first map went 7-2 in favor of NiP, and they just played it super frag heavy. The second map, Oregon, was also dominated by NiP, being a defender-sided map. NiP kept pushing Black Dragons back into the site and forced them to hide in corners. This resulted in NiP brutally destroying Black Dragons with a 7-2 score.
The final match between MIBR and W7M was a decent match to watch. The first map was played on Coastline, resulting in a draw. While neither team showed any impressive strategies, both teams were able to frag equally well. The second map went 7-5 on Oregon, and it was a close match for both teams. Surprisingly, W7M was able to take the lead on the second map and win it out.
For more coverage on Rainbow Six Siege’s LATAM League 2020, you can watch all the streams on Twitch or YouTube.
So, what are your thoughts on the ongoing LATAM League 2020 for Rainbow Six Siege? Have you enjoyed the games and learned strategies from the pro players? Whatever your thoughts may be, let us know in the comments below.
