Rainbow Six Siege
Someone breached your site and you do not know how to answer. Counters for operators with a written-up gadget interaction, and a tier list once we have a source we trust.
Roster current as of Y11S3 Operation Split Fire. 78 operators.
Who counters who
78 operators on the roster, 76 with a pairing written up. Counters are rules of the game (gadget interactions), not statistics, so each one is read off the two operators' own kit pages: the mechanism from whoever wins the matchup, the gadget it beats from whoever brings it.
Swap to one of these, and here is the gadget interaction that makes it work. Every operator has a page, and 76 of 78 carry a pairing like this.
All of Maestro's matchups →Maestro's own page says the Evil Eye is unaffected by bullets and melee, which leaves utility. Brava's Kludge Drone takes the turret over outright, so the overwatch angle becomes hers.
The Evil Eye ignores bullets, but Maestro's page notes the core is exposed while it fires. A Shock Drone dart is the utility that answers a turret nothing else on the Attackers' guns can touch.
An Evil Eye cannot be shot down, and a Ratero cannot be shot down either once it clutches a surface, so Flores trades one bulletproof device for another and the turret loses.
Before you trust this
What this page is, and what is deliberately missing while it is being built.
What is this Rainbow Six Siege page for?
The way in, same as our Marvel Rivals pages: where the operation is right now, and who counters who. This is a test run of the layout on a second game, so coverage is still partial: 76 of the 78 operators carry a written-up pairing. Statistical data is based on external APIs and publicly available information. It may differ from official data.
Is there a tier list yet?
Yes. Rainbow Six has no telemetry pipeline behind this site, so a tier list here would either be invented or borrowed, and we do neither: ours is built from named creators' own published rankings, with every operator's row showing which creators ranked them and what band each one called them.
Where do the counters come from?
Rainbow Six's counters are mostly deterministic gadget interactions, rules of the game rather than statistics, so they can be stated with no telemetry at all. Each one is read off the two operators' own official kit pages: the mechanism from whoever wins the matchup, the gadget it beats from whoever brings it.