CL4L Qualifies For BLAST R6 Montreal Major and Makes History

As a seasoned gamer with decades of experience under my belt, I must admit that I’ve seen some truly incredible moments in the world of esports. However, the recent qualification of CL4L for the BLAST R6 Montreal Major has left me absolutely spellbound.

At the upcoming BLAST R6 Montreal Major, it’s CL4L who will make history by becoming the first non-professional team to compete at a Rainbow Six Siege Major in over five years. This impressive feat has left other teams, including C9 Beastcoast, who won the BLAST R6 Manchester Major in May, feeling a sense of disappointment.

CL4L knocked out C9BC, OXG, and Wildcard en route to Montreal. From their individual rooms and makeshift studios, Beeno, Packer, Atom, Gity, and Tristan overpowered T1 teams, leaving them in the dust, to secure this impressive victory.

Believe

CL4L is an amateur squad primarily composed of experienced players, some of whom have yet to compete in a Pro League, having managed to secure a spot for a BLAST R6 Major. If they can triumph in Montreal next month, it would be a remarkable achievement; however, achieving such success is a significant challenge.

In simple terms, the latest qualifying games that CL4L organized for the North American League Championship Qualifier (LCQ) were truly thrilling and exhilarating.

Can you hear what this means to them🥹
— Rainbow Six Esports NA (@R6esportsNA) October 17, 2024

The upcoming BLAST R6 Montreal Major, scheduled from November 7-17, boasts a prize pool of $750,000, with several prominent teams already securing their spots.

Team BDS
Team Secret
DarkZero Esports
FaZe Clan
w7m Esports
Team Liquid

A handful of teams haven’t found a spot in the tournament just yet, but by the next few days, everything should become clear.

The achievement of CL4L qualifying is nothing less than astounding. This team is extremely basic, lacking any social media presence or profiles on platforms such as Liquipedia. They’re simply a group of friends who banded together to play Rainbow Six Siege, and they’re dominating the competition. In Montreal, will CL4L be the ones carrying the trophy home after 20 teams enter?

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