- Call of Duty World League Is Revealed To Get A New Casual Competition System in 2020
- Call of Duty League 2020 Competition Details
The series of Call of Duty eSports tournaments that began in January 2016, will be getting a new casual competition system that will allow fans to compete on behalf of their cities. The tournament series was discontinued in favor of the upcoming franchise-based league, slated to begin in 2020.
The action will kick off in early 2020 with 12 teams in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Florida, London, Los Angeles (two teams), Minnesota, New York, Paris, Seattle, and Toronto playing home-vs-away five-versus-five professional matches. Each of the teams will host two “Home Series” events in the spring and summer, and will also compete in a special all-pro tournament mid season.
The regular pro season will feature best-of-five matches played on the PlayStation 4, and teams that advance will then compete in double elimination playoffs until the end. The winner will be crowned in summer 2020. Amateur players will be able to partake in Call of Duty Challengers a path to pro competition featuring online ladders, online tournaments, and open tournament event competitions starting November 2019. 1 million dollar prize pool and support from pro players await those who enter the competition.
In addition, casual players can take part in the new Call of Duty League City Circuit, in which they can compete on behalf of their cities through online or LAN tournaments. The competition will feature duos format based on Modern Warfare‘s Gunfight mode, and will kick off later in 2020 with its own prize pool. Below are the Pro-League’s full roster:
The regular pro season will feature best-of-five matches played on the PlayStation 4, and teams that advance will then compete in double elimination playoffs until the end. The winner will be crowned in summer 2020. Amateur players will be able to partake in Call of Duty Challengers a path to pro competition featuring online ladders, online tournaments, and open tournament event competitions starting November 2019. 1 million dollar prize pool and support from pro players await those who enter the competition.
In addition, casual players can take part in the new Call of Duty League City Circuit, in which they can compete on behalf of their cities through online or LAN tournaments. The competition will feature duos format based on Modern Warfare‘s Gunfight mode, and will kick off later in 2020 with its own prize pool. Below are the Pro-League’s full roster:
- Atlanta, GA : Atlanta eSports Ventures, a joint venture owned by Cox Enterprises and Province, Inc.
- Chicago, IL: NRG Esports
- Dallas, TX: Envy Gaming, Inc.
- Florida: Misfits Gaming
- London, United Kingdom: ReKTGlobal, Inc
- Los Angeles, CA: Immortals Gaming Club (IGC)
- Los Angeles, CA: Kroenk Sports & Entertainment
- Minnesota: WIS Ventures
- New York, NY: Sterling.VC
- Paris, France: c0ntact Gaming
- Seattle, WA: The Aquilini Group
- Toronto, Canada: OverActive Media
