Saturday, June 14, will bring Rainbow Six Siege fans a series of thrilling matches within the South America League 2025 and North America League 2025. Based on current team form and odds, we’ve prepared the five best bets of the day for you.

FaZe to beat ENX (1.12)

FaZe are the clear favorites against ENX, a league newcomer that came through the Challengers Series and remains a tournament underdog. The odds for this bet are just 1.12 — a solid “safe bet” to add into a parlay.

LOUD to beat 9z Team (1.15)

Another matchup between a heavy favorite and an underdog, where LOUD are significantly stronger than 9z Team. This will be the players' first match together, as the roster was assembled after the club decided to return to the discipline. The 1.15 odds on LOUD can be combined with the previous one for a combo bet.

w7m esports to beat Team Liquid (1.82)

Team Liquid recently replaced two players, including their captain, before competing at RE:L0:AD 2025 — but without much success, finishing 9–16th. Meanwhile, w7m esports made it all the way to the 3rd–4th place. Although it's a bo1 series, w7m seem like the more obvious winners, and the odds are 1.82.

Black Dragons to beat Ninjas in Pyjamas (2.00)

Black Dragons recently built a nearly brand-new roster, signing four newcomers, one of whom is Muzi — winner of Six Invitational 2021 — plus two former MIBR players. The “honeymoon phase” could give them a boost, and they may well beat Ninjas in Pyjamas in this bo1 series, as NiP are not in top form right now. We predict a win for Black Dragons with appealing 2.00 odds.

Wildcard to beat Spacestation Gaming (2.30)

Wildcard recently brought in a new coach, Lorenzo "Lagonis" Volpi, formerly a player, who may bring fresh ideas to the team. Additionally, Wildcard performed decently at RE:L0:AD 2025, while SSG finished near the bottom. The odds for Wildcard to beat SSG are 2.30.

Odds provided by Stake and are current at the time of publication.  

Remember, bets should be based on reasoning, not emotion. And remember: the winner is not the one who knows all the odds, but the one who knows how to interpret them correctly.