Team Secret got its start in R6 by joining the Rainbow Six Siege competitive scene in August 2018. Today, Team Secret competes in Dota 2, Counter-Strike, Rocket League, Rainbow Six Siege, Honor of Kings, and League of Legends.

After years of trial and error with a multitude of rosters, it finally clicked in March of 2025. After picking up Noa from Fnatic, Mowwwgli from Wolves, and later Vivas from M80. This formed a team of Jume, Adrian, Savage, Mowwwgli and Noa, with Twister as head coach and Visas as assistant coach. The team's first tournament together was RE:L0:AD 2025, and even though they went 3-2, beating Team Liquid and M80 7-5 and 7-1 on Clubhouse respectively, and Loud 7-5 on Consulate, they unfortunately didn't have enough bullets to advance to RE:L0:AD Finals.

The team's first stage together was the Europe MENA League Stage 1 2025, where they finished second in the group stage with a record of 6-0-2-1 and 20 points. In the playoffs, they qualified for the 2025 Esports World Cup by beating Team Falcons 2-0. Unfortunately, they then lost to G2 and then 0-2 to Team Falcons in the Lower Bracket Final.

At the Esports World Cup 2025 hosted in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, they easily qualified to Playoffs, beating Team Falcons 8-6 on Skyscraper and W7M 7-2 on Kafe Dostoyevsky. Once they reached the Playoffs, the dominance continued, not dropping a single map. They started off by beating Weibo Gaming 2-0, they then moved on to the semi-finals, beating Spacestation Gaming 2-0 and qualified for their first S-Tier event grand finals against G2. They then capped off their tournament with a 3-0 win and after over seven years competing in R6 Esports, Team Secret had finally won an event, and Adrian was tournament MVP. This also qualified them for the Esports World Cup 2026.

In the Europe MENA League Stage 2 2025, they qualified for the Playoffs again, going 4-2-1-2. In the playoffs they beat Wolves 2-1 and G2 2-0 to qualify for the Blast R6 Major Munich 2025, later losing in the Grand Finals 2-1 to Team Falcons after beating them 2-0 in the Upper Bracket Finals. They went 3-1 in the Munich Major Swiss Stage and in the playoffs, they finished 5th-6th gaining them 300 SI points, losing to G2 1-2, beating Furia 2-0, and losing to eventual champions M80 2-1. With 900 points, they automatically qualified for Six Invitational 2026

The 2026 Six Invitational took place in Paris, France, from February 2nd to the 15th. They topped their group, going 2-2-0-0 against Fluxo W7M, Spacestation Gaming, Oxygen Esports, and Enterpirse Esports. After losing 0-2 to Team Falcons in the Upper Bracket Quarterfinals, dropping them to the lower bracket, they went on a signature Lower bracket run. Beating G2 2-1, Weibo Gaming 2-0, and on the main stage, Wildcard 2-0, Fluxo w7m 2-0, and Team Falcons 2-0 in the lower bracket final to play defending champions Faze Clan in the Grand Finals. Unfortunately, in Mowwwgli's home country, they lost 3-1 to Faze taking home 2nd Place and $450,000.

Unfortunately, to add salt to the wound, Jume left for team Falcons, replacing Shaiiko, and Adrian joined Wildcard, replacing D4sh. They picked up CTZN and Nafe from Darkzero, and after a disappointing Kickoff Stage, going 1-1-0-2, they made more roster changes. Savage joined M80, replacing Hotancold, Vivas became 100 Thieves Head Coach, they dropped CTZN who joined Fnatic, and Nafe who joined Shifters. They then picked up Oscr and rookies Flexy and vDrillz. Over Stage 2, their form dropped, going 1-0-0-8. Even though they didn't make the playoffs, as the defending champions they were going to the Esports World Cup 2026 regardless.

Twister took to X to take responsibility for Team Secret's recent form, telling fans the team knows its performances haven't been good enough and promising they will keep working to return to championship form as they prepare to defend their Esports World Cup title.

While Team Secret looks to find its footing, the rest of the organization's 2025 championship-winning roster has already secured its place at the 2026 Esports World Cup with new teams. Jume qualified with Team Falcons, Adrian earned his spot with Wildcard, and Savage punched his ticket with M80.

Now, with the 2026 Esports World Cup on the horizon, the former Team Secret champions will return to Riyadh on opposite sides. Some will try to defend the title they won together, while others will try to take it from their former teammates. The only question left is which member of Team Secret's unforgettable 2025 roster will once again stand atop the Rainbow Six world as a back-to-back Esports World Cup champion.