SiegeIQ · The Course

A Rainbow Six Siege course that starts with your own mistakes.

Most Siege advice is a pile of tips with no order to it. You watch a video, nod, and play exactly the same way the next round. This is six modules in sequence, each with one week-long drill, and a tracker that remembers where you are.

The six modules

1
Game Sense
Read the round before it happens

Droning and cam discipline, keeping the timer and man count in your head, and knowing when to run a default instead of forcing.

2
Positioning
Where you stand wins the fight

Off angles over obvious ones, holding a single sightline instead of three, crossfires, and keeping an escape route.

3
Peeking and Angles
Win the fight before you pull the trigger

Wide peeks against jiggle peeks, spacing from cover, crosshair placement at head level, and how scopes change the way you hold stairs.

4
Utility
Make every gadget win a round

Treating gadgets as an economy, keeping utility alive into the post plant, and the discipline of not spending it in the first twenty seconds.

5
Decision-Making
Choose right under pressure

Trade spacing, committing to a peek instead of half taking it, and playing a clutch on time and isolation rather than hope.

6
Rotation
Move with information, not instinct

Crossing on confirmed info, when a site is worth giving up, and why the unheard flank is the only one that works.

How it actually works

Every module follows the same shape, because the reading is not the part that changes your rank.

It knows which module you need

This is the part a normal course cannot do. When you upload clips, SiegeIQ measures where you are actually losing rounds, and that measurement is tied to the six modules. If your clips keep showing you standing still after a kill, the course opens on Rotation rather than making you start at module one.

You can still work through all six in order. The difference is that the order stops being a guess.

Who it is for

Players who are stuck at the same rank and cannot tell why. If you already know exactly which habit is costing you rounds and you are working on it, you do not need a course, you need reps. If you have been grinding matches and your rank has not moved in months, the modules are aimed squarely at you.

It assumes you know how the game works. It does not teach you what a drone is.

What it costs

The course is included with SiegeIQ Pro at $9.99 a month, which also covers unlimited clip reviews. The six guides behind it are also sold once as a standalone PDF pack if you only want the reading. There is a free tier with a review a day and no card required, so you can see what the clip analysis gives you back before paying for anything.

Common questions

Is there an actual course for getting better at Siege?
This one: six modules on game sense, positioning, peeking and angles, utility, decision-making and rotation. Each is a written lesson with a week-long drill and a short knowledge check, and your progress saves as you go.
How long does it take?
Each module reads in about ten minutes. The drill runs over a week of your normal ranked play, so following it properly paces the course across roughly six weeks. Reading all six in an evening is possible and mostly pointless.
Does it tell me where to start?
If you have uploaded clips and SiegeIQ has measured a weakness, the course opens on the module covering it. If you have not uploaded anything yet, you start at module one.
Is this the same as the free guide on the site?
No. The Principles of Competitive Siege is a separate free book by Szhutsen K. Liang, free to read in full and not part of this course. The course is SiegeIQ's own six guides, turned into tracked modules.
Do I get the PDFs?
Yes. Every module has the original guide as a download, so you can read away from the site if you prefer.
Is a course better than Siege YouTube guides?
A course is ordered and finite, so you can see what you have covered. The real difference is that this one attaches to your own clips, so the week's drill is aimed at a habit measured in your matches instead of a general tip.

Start on the module your own play points at. Open the course → or try a free clip review first.

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