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Halo Infinite: Kaysan’s Showdown VI: Shopify Rebellion get their first LAN win

Brandon Moore

Brandon Moore

· 3 min read

The first Halo Infinite LAN of 2025 is here with Kaysan's Showdown VI, delivering competitive action from four of the game's best teams.

The first official Halo Championship Series LAN isn’t a Major in 2025. Instead, it is a special showmatch even hosted by FaZe Clan’s Kaysan. Kaysan’s Showdown VI comes at you with four of the top Halo Infinite teams and we’ve got you covered with all the details and live results.

Check out below for everything you need to know.

How to watch Kaysan’s Showdown VI in Halo Infinite

If you want to catch the action, you can tune into the live stream. You’ll find co-streamers and official channels. Both the YouTube and Twitch accounts for Halo esports and Kaysan will have the games for you. We’ve also embedded a stream right here, so you can watch alongside us.

Who is playing in the event? All teams

This is a small, invite-only competition. There are four squads making the trip to Dallas, Texas to take part in Kaysan’s Showdown VI for Halo Infinite. Here are all of the organizations involved and their players:

Shopify RebellionOpTic GamingFaZe ClanSpacestation Gaming
LastShotFormaLTrippyEco
Royal2LqgendFalcatedLucid
FrostyRenegadeSuppressedSnakebite
CykulBoundPznguinStelluR

Format and prize pool

The competition is a double elimination bracket. That means we’ll see two matches in the Upper Bracket to start. The losing teams will go down face each other while the winners will determine the first grand finalist.

After that, we’ll see the Lower Bracket final and then the Grand Final. Each series is a best-of-five, except for the Grand Final, which is a best-of-seven. There will be no bracket reset at this event. Maps and modes are based on the official HCS rules for Kaysan’s Showdown VI.

There is also a showmatch taking place during the event. It is the first time Halo Infinite pros will play the new S&D Extraction mode. This tactical shooter-based objective mode sees your buy menu, one-life rounds, and attack and defense, so be sure to catch that for our first glimpse.

Everyone is battling it out for their share of $50,000. Third and fourth place will unfortunately get nothing. The majority of the prize pool is allocated to the winners. They’ll receive a $40,000 payout while second place earns the remaining $10,000.

Kaysan’s Showdown VI – Halo Infinite results

Halo Infinite Kaysan's Showdown VI
(Image via HCS / FaZe Kaysan)

As the event rolls on, we’ll update you with the maps and modes, as well as how they pan out and who makes it through the bracket. Keep your eyes peeled here for updates after every single map to see how it unfolded in terms of the score.

Bracket Play

RoundSeriesMap CountMap 1Map 2Map 3Map 4Map 5
Upper SemifinalsShopify Rebellion vs. Spacestation Gaming3:0Oddball Recharge – SRSlayer Origin – SRCTF Aquarius – SRStrongholds Live FireSlayer Streets
Upper SemifinalsOpTic Gaming vs. FaZe Clan3:1Oddball Recharge – OGSlayer Origin – OGCTF Aquarius – FaZeStrongholds Live Fire – OGSlayer Streets
Lower SemifinalSpacestation Gaming vs. FaZe Clan3:1CTF Forbidden – SSGSlayer Recharge – FaZeNeutral Bomb Aquarius – SSGOddball Live Fire – SSGSlayer Solitude
Upper FinalShopify Rebellion vs. OpTic Gaming2:3Neutral Bomb Fortress – SRSlayer Recharge – SRKOTH Live Fire – OGOddball Streets – OGSlayer Solitude – OG
Lower FinalShopify Rebellion vs. Spacestation Gaming3:0Strongholds Live Fire – SRSlayer Aquarius – SRKOTH Recharge – SRCTF FortressSlayer Live Fire

Grand Final

RoundSeriesMap CountMap 1Map 2Map 3Map 4Map 5Map 6Map 7
Grand FinalOpTic Gaming vs. Shopify Rebellion3:4CTF Origin – SRSlayer Live Fire – OGStrongholds Recharge – SRNeutral Bomb Aquarius – SRSlayer Streets – OGKOTH Solitude – OGSlayer Origin – SR

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