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R6 Osaka Major 2026: Confirmed Pros' Settings

The verified settings and gear of the Siege stars already booked for the Osaka Major — Shaiiko, Cyber, LikEfac, njr, Paluh — checked as of Oct 2026.

Rainbow Six is going to Osaka. From November 6 to 15, twenty teams play the final Major of the Year 11 season at the ATC Hall — the first top-level Siege LAN on Asian soil since Tokoname in 2019, and the last stop on the road to Six Invitational 2027. Thirteen of those twenty spots are already locked — four each from Europe, North America and South America, plus TYLOO holding the first Chinese ticket. Five players we carry full verified profiles for are confirmed to be on planes: Shaiiko (G2), LikEfac (Falcons), Cyber (FaZe), njr (DarkZero) and Paluh (Fluxo W7M). This is their desk, value by value, while the bracket is still being written.

Quick answergenerated from database
400
modal DPI on file
7 records
92.9%
play 1920x1080
13 / 14
42.9%
GPX family leads
6 / 14
14
mouse records
cutoff 2026-10
Methodology: denominators are recorded entries, not the full roster. Rainbow Six: Siege sensitivity values are published in inconsistent formats — this article quotes raw H/V and multiplier values only, with no cross-player eDPI aggregation.

The VerdictEditorial

Two patterns survive across five confirmed rosters with very different careers. First, the sensitivity centre of gravity: all five sit between 400 and 800 DPI with single-digit-to-teens horizontal values and H exactly equal to V — Cyber's 5/5 and njr's 12/12 are both 'normal' once you stop comparing raw numbers across different multipliers. Second, the gear is unglamorous in a specific way: ZOWIE XL2566-class monitors, Logitech and Razer shells, a Wooting on the G2 man's desk — no exotic picks, and the one 'new' item (Shaiiko's SUPERSTRIKE) is a mainstream model he adopted the year he transferred. If you came to steal a setup for your own ranked games, Paluh's is the most transferable: 400 DPI, 10/10, default multiplier — mid-band pointer speed, H=V, untouched GameSettings, the same profile as the largest group in our whole Siege database. For a Major about to be played on Japanese soil with the most vocal crowd of the season, the confirmed stars are running a very standard, very high-consistency Siege configuration.

Aspect ratio spreadVerified data

Distribution across 14 recorded pro setups
4:36 players
16:94 players
3:22 players
16:102 players

The OutliersEditorial + data picks

  • Shaiiko is the story of the off-season: the highest-earner in Siege history moved from Falcons to G2 in March 2026, and carries the newest mouse on this page — the Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE at 400 DPI, 12/12, default multiplier. He and LikEfac were teammates at Falcons a few months ago; in Osaka they meet on opposite sides.
  • Cyber runs the most contrarian build among the confirmed group: 800 DPI with sensitivity 5/5 — the lowest slider value of any starter here — on a Razer Viper V4 Pro. That combination reads as 'very slow and very precise', which is exactly the profile of the captain who has won the last two Six Invitational finals for FaZe.
  • njr and Paluh bracket the middle: both sit near the field's modal setup (800/12/12 for njr, 400/10/10 for Paluh) on Pulsar and Superlight shells. If you came here looking for a number that is 'normal for a Major player', those two are it — the 400 DPI / low-teens slider cluster is where 7 of our 14 recorded Siege pros actually live.

Pro ExamplesVerified setups

FAQ

What are Shaiiko's settings for the Osaka Major?

Shaiiko (G2 Esports, confirmed via the EML Stage 2 playoffs) runs 400 DPI, horizontal 12 / vertical 12 on the default 0.02 multiplier, 2000 Hz polling, on a Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE. Display: 1920x1080 at 4:3, FOV 84, VSync off. Gear: ZOWIE XL2566X+, Wooting 60HE v2, HyperX Cloud II. Full verified card on his player page.

What does FaZe's Cyber run?

Cyber — whose FaZe side entered Osaka as South America's 1st seed and won back-to-back Six Invitations plus EWC 2026 — plays 800 DPI with 5 horizontal / 5 vertical on a default multiplier, FOV 90, on a Razer Viper V4 Pro with a ZOWIE XL2566X+. His low slider value at higher DPI is the fastest aim signature on this page.

Who else from the confirmed teams do we have verified for?

LikEfac (Team Falcons, 400 DPI / 9 / 9, Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro), njr (DarkZero, the NAL seed, 800 / 12 / 12, Pulsar X2 CrazyLight) and Paluh (Fluxo W7M, 400 / 10 / 10, Logitech Superlight 2 White). All three have full profile pages linked in the pro-examples section.

What is the most common DPI among R6 pros heading into Osaka?

Across our full recorded Siege field, 400 DPI is the modal value with 7 of 14 players, followed by 800 (5). All five confirmed stars profiled here sit inside that 400–800 band. The one 1600-DPI outlier in our database, Spoit, plays for Shopify Rebellion — a roster that missed North America's four Osaka slots.

Do Osaka Major players use stretched 4:3 resolution?

It is the most common single choice in our recorded Siege field — 4:3 at 42.9% (6 of 14) — with 16:9 second at 4. Unlike CS2, though, Siege runs almost all of it at native 1080p rather than low-res stretching, which is why we present ratio and resolution as two separate numbers on the profile pages.

When and where is the BLAST R6 Major Osaka?

November 6 to 15, 2026, at the ATC Hall in Osaka, Japan — the first top-tier Siege LAN in Asia since the Pro League Season 10 Finals in Tokoname (2019). Twenty teams across seven regions; play-in and Swiss stages online, the final three playoff days in front of a sold-out home crowd. It is the season's last chance to earn SI Points toward the Six Invitational 2027 in February.

Should I change my sensitivity before watching or playing around a Major?

No — and the confirmed stars agree by example. Every one of the five keeps a stable H=V setup they've run across transfers and roster changes. A Major is the best week to study how they play, not to rebuild your own config the night before ranked. Pick one variable you actually control and leave the rest alone.

Does this page cover all 20 teams at the Osaka Major?

No — and deliberately so. As of the verification date, China and the APAC sub-regions were still deciding their final seeds, and even the qualified rosters include players we haven't built verified profiles for (G2's Stompn and Doki, Falcons' jume, among others). If a profile page exists and its numbers check out, it's in this article; if not, we won't guess them. Everything here is PC mouse-and-keyboard data — console sensitivity is a separate system.