BLAST R6 Major Osaka: M80, DarkZero and Geekay go through
Nov 11, 2026, 9:00 AM · 3 min read
Live schedule and standings: BLAST R6 Major Osaka 2026

The
BLAST R6 Major Osaka 2026 Swiss stage ended on Wednesday, 11 November, in Osaka. The last three series were all best of three, and they decided the final playoff places.
M80 beat
100 Thieves 2-1,
DarkZero Esports beat
Weibo Gaming 2-0, and
Geekay Esports beat
LOS 2-0. All three winners finish the Swiss at 3-2 and go through to the playoffs. The three losers are out at 2-3.
The Major runs from 6 to 15 November at ATC Hall, with 20 teams and a $600,000 prize pool. Sixteen teams played the Swiss stage, which opened on 8 November. Three wins were enough to reach the playoffs, and three losses meant elimination. Rounds 1 and 2, and the 1-1 matches in Round 3, were best of one. The 2-0 and 0-2 series in Round 3, then all of Rounds 4 and 5, were best of three.
Round 5: the last three Swiss series
100 Thieves vs M80 was scheduled at 01:30 (Europe/Paris, CET). The first map began at 01:33, and the series ended at 04:03. M80 won 2-1: Clubhouse 7-3, Border 5-7 and Kafe Dostoyevsky 7-2. M80 had lost 0-2 to
Virtus.pro on 10 November. 100 Thieves came into the decider off 2-0 wins over
ENTERPRISE Esports and
Fluxo W7M, after opening the Swiss 0-2.
Weibo Gaming vs DarkZero Esports was scheduled at 04:15. Clubhouse began at 04:16, and the series ended at 05:56, 2-0 for DarkZero: Clubhouse 7-2 and Villa 7-5. Chalet was left unused. DarkZero, who had come through the play-in, were 2-2 in the Swiss before this series, including a 2-0 over
Sharper Esports on 10 November.
LOS vs Geekay Esports was scheduled at 06:00. The first map began at 06:10, and the series ended at 07:54, 2-0 for Geekay: Kafe Dostoyevsky 7-5 and Villa 7-4. Border was left unused. Geekay had started the Swiss 2-0, then lost Bo3s to
Team Liquid and
G2 Esports, and won this last series to reach 3-2.
The five teams already through
Team Falcons and Team Liquid were the first to qualify, both at 3-0, on 9 November. Falcons beat
FaZe Clan 2-0 in their Round 3 series: Border 7-3 and Fortress 7-5. Liquid beat Geekay 2-1 in theirs: Kafe Dostoyevsky 7-2, Border 5-7 and Lair 7-1.
Three more teams qualified at 3-1 on 10 November. FaZe beat LOS 2-0 (Clubhouse 7-3, Chalet 7-1). Virtus.pro beat M80 2-0 (Kafe Dostoyevsky 7-5, Lair 7-5). G2 beat Geekay 2-0 (Lair 7-3, Clubhouse 7-3).
Eliminated before the final day
ENTERPRISE Esports and
EDward Gaming went out at 0-3 on 9 November. 100 Thieves beat ENTERPRISE 2-0 (Chalet 7-5, Kafe Dostoyevsky 7-4). Fluxo W7M beat EDward Gaming 2-1 (Border 5-7, Nighthaven Labs 7-5, Fortress 7-0).
On 10 November,
Cloud9, Sharper Esports and Fluxo W7M went out at 1-3. Weibo Gaming beat Cloud9 2-0 (Kafe Dostoyevsky 7-0, Clubhouse 7-3). DarkZero beat Sharper 2-0 (Clubhouse 7-5, Chalet 7-2). 100 Thieves beat Fluxo 2-0 (Border 7-3, Clubhouse 7-3).
Playoffs, 13 to 15 November
The playoffs are an eight-team single-elimination bracket at ATC Hall. The quarterfinals and semifinals are Bo3. The grand final is a Bo5, listed on 15 November at 04:30 (Europe/Paris, CET). Liquipedia lists these quarterfinals on Friday, 13 November:
01:30 (Europe/Paris, CET) · Virtus.pro vs M80 · Bo3
04:30 (Europe/Paris, CET) · Team Liquid vs DarkZero Esports · Bo3
07:30 (Europe/Paris, CET) · Team Falcons vs Geekay Esports · Bo3
10:30 (Europe/Paris, CET) · G2 Esports vs FaZe Clan · Bo3
Semifinals are listed on 14 November at 02:15 and 05:30 (Europe/Paris, CET). The
tournament page carries the standings and the bracket.
Data: Liquipedia, siege.gg and ReadyCheck, checked on 11 November 2026 at 09:52 (Europe/Paris, CET). Playoff pairings and start times: Liquipedia.























