Rainbow Six Siege (R6) ban wave status

Active wave Updated 15 October 2026

Ubisoft announced a ban wave against account sharers, sellers and ban evaders ahead of the Legend Division playlist in the Operation Split Fire mid-season update.

Source: Ubisoft News: Operation Split Fire mid-season update

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Ban waves recorded for Rainbow Six Siege (R6)

  1. 15 October 2026

    Rainbow Six Siege (R6) Active wave

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    Ubisoft announced a ban wave against account sharers, sellers and ban evaders ahead of the Legend Division playlist in the Operation Split Fire mid-season update.

    Reported scale: a 50,000+ account Ban Wave · Source: Ubisoft News: Operation Split Fire mid-season update

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