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Delta Force RISE Series locks in 16 partner orgs for $1M extraction shooter circuit

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The team behind Delta Force — including developer Team Jade and publisher TiMi Studio Group — has announced the Delta Force RISE Series, an inaugural esports circuit for the free‑to‑play extraction first‑person shooter. Organisers named 16 global partner teams to work with the RISE Series as it launches, and public reporting presents the initiative as a $1 million competitive circuit. Among the partner organisations named in coverage are high‑profile esports brands such as Fnatic, FaZe Clan and Evil Geniuses. Reports describe the announcement as a coordinated partner programme for the RISE Series; one item notes the circuit is set to begin in July. Multiple outlets frame the launch as a major push to build extraction‑shooter esports, highlighting the full slate of partnered organisations and the $1M prize/series scale.

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