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Rainbow Six Siege Y11S4 Reveal: November 14 at the Osaka Major, Start Times, How to Watch and What We Already Know

The Rainbow Six Siege Y11S4 reveal is on November 14 during the Osaka Major Grand Final. Start times, where to watch, Twitch Drops and what's confirmed so far.

By David Ware 3 min read
Image: Ubisoft
An attacker holds a grenade as teammates push into a courtyard in Rainbow Six Siege
Image: Ubisoft

The Rainbow Six Siege Y11S4 reveal is on Friday, November 14 at 9:30 PM ET (6:30 PM PT), which is 2:30 AM GMT and 3:30 AM CET on Saturday, November 15. Ubisoft will unveil Year 11 Season 4 in a panel during the Osaka Major Grand Final, broadcast on the official Rainbow6 Twitch channel, with the development team talking through the season's biggest updates.

Y11S4 reveal at a glance

DateFriday, November 14, 2026 (Saturday, November 15 in Europe)
Time9:30 PM ET / 6:30 PM PT / 2:30 AM GMT / 3:30 AM CET / 11:30 PM BRT
WhereOsaka Major Grand Final broadcast, twitch.tv/rainbow6
Osaka MajorNovember 6 to 15, 2026
Watch rewardsTwitch Drops (link your Ubisoft and Twitch accounts)
Already confirmed for Y11S4~15-map Ranked pool, Hostage and Secure Area in Quick Match, 3v3 Arcade, Half Reinforcements Testing Grounds, TCSG nerf
Season launch dateNot announced yet

When is the Rainbow Six Siege Y11S4 reveal?

Ubisoft's official announcement lists the panel at November 14, 9:30 PM ET, 11:30 PM BRT and November 15, 3:30 AM CET. In the UK that's 2:30 AM GMT on Saturday morning, and on the US West Coast it's 6:30 PM PT on Friday. Ubisoft says the panel will cover the season's biggest updates, with the developers talking about them directly and an early look at what's next for Siege.

How can I watch the Y11S4 reveal?

It's broadcast live on the official Rainbow6 Twitch channel as part of the Osaka Major Grand Final, so tune in to the final and the panel follows. If you link your Ubisoft and Twitch accounts, watching official Osaka Major broadcasts also earns Twitch Drops throughout the event.

A defender aims through a holographic sight at an attacker entering an office in Rainbow Six Siege
Image: Ubisoft

What do we already know about Y11S4?

Ubisoft confirmed a lot in Community Checkpoint #6 on November 2, which we covered in full in our Y11S4 Ranked map changes article:

  • No more seasonal Ranked map rotations: Ranked moves to a "best of" pool of about 15 maps, including the nine used in pro play.
  • Hostage and Secure Area return to Quick Match.
  • 3v3 Arcade, the smaller-team mode from Operation Split Fire, comes back.
  • A Testing Grounds event with Half Reinforcements, followed later by a Hostage rework.
  • A TCSG nerf, and from Y11S4 the .1 and .3 patches ship fewer but bigger changes.

New operators, maps, the season's name and its launch date haven't been announced. Those are what the reveal is for.

What is the Osaka Major?

The Osaka Major runs from November 6 to 15 and is one of the key events on the road to the Six Invitational, with teams playing for qualification points. As well as Twitch Drops, Ubisoft is running match predictions (correct picks can unlock weapon skins and Alpha Packs), a limited Osaka Major Bundle and R6 Share team bundles.

A drone view of attackers in an ornate room in Rainbow Six Siege
Image: Ubisoft

Is Rainbow Six Siege free to play?

Yes. Quick Match and Unranked are free with a selection of operators. Ranked, Siege Cup, more operators and cosmetics need a purchase. It's on PC, PlayStation and Xbox. We'll update this page with everything announced at the reveal.

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