Shown below are the 32 teams participating in the 2018 Call of Duty World League Championships.
CALL OF DUTY WORLD LEAGUE 2017 SERIES
The grand finals of the tournament will be a best-of-five series with the team from the winner’s bracket only needing to win once, while the team from the loser’s bracket is needing to win twice. All the matches in the knockout stage are best-of-five.
The knockouts run from August 17-19 and will be a double-elimination bracket. All the matches will be best-of-five and the top two teams of the group advance to the knockout stage. The 32 teams are broken up into 8 round-robin groups with four teams each. The group stage runs from August 15-16th. The tournament is broken up into two parts, the group stage, and the knockout stage.
CALL OF DUTY WORLD LEAGUE 2017 PRO
The 32 teams are comprised of 12 teams from the Stage 1 of the CWL Global Pro League, four teams from Relegation of the CWL Pro League and the last 16 teams are from Last Chance Qualifiers.
There will be 32 teams competing to be crowned Call of Duty World League Champion, which includes some of the biggest esports teams in the world like FaZe Clan, OpTic Gaming, Luminosity Gaming, and Echo Fox. The teams will be battling it out on Call of Duty: World War II for a prize pool worth $1,500,000 USD. The group stages of the competition will take place at the MLG Arena in Columbus, Ohio, while the championship bracket will be held at the Nationwide Arena in Columbus. The sixth annual Call of Duty World League Championship is set to begin tomorrow and will span from August 15-19. Fans can view all the action this week online at MLG.tv/CallofDuty.By Corey Dieteman in Call of Duty | Aug, 14th 2018 The tickets will also be offered on a first-come, first-served basis at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. Here are the groups for the 2017 CWL Championship:įor those interested in attending the CWL Stage Two Playoffs, General Admission (GA), three-day tickets, are currently available online for $53.99 (plus fees and taxes), while supplies last. CWL Global Pro League Stage 2 Playoffs winners, OpTic Gaming will also take the stage in an all-out clash for the championship. Marking the first time that this event for the world’s largest console esport takes place on the East Coast, the 2017 CWL Championship features all of the top qualifying teams across the world based on CWL Pro Points, including CWL Global Pro League Stage 1 Playoffs winner Splyce and CWL Anaheim Open Champions Luminosity. From the millions of fans who play and watch worldwide, it all comes down to this, an epic week featuring the top 32 teams competing at the highest level.” “And through our partnership with MLG, we’ve also continued to raise the bar in event broadcast production delivering hundreds of hours of content for viewing on MLG.tv. “It’s been a great year for the Call of Duty World League with more players competing than ever before across the pro and amateur circuits,” said Rob Kostich, executive vice president and general manager, Call of Duty. This week’s championship also completes the biggest yearly prize pool in Call of Duty history with $4 million in total prize pursing. (MLG) in partnership with Activision Publishing, Inc., the world’s best teams from North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region (APAC) will compete for their share of the $1.5 million event prize pool, the title of 2017 CWL Champions and to be named the best Call of Duty esports team in the world. Over 19,000 Call of Duty players – the world’s largest console esport – competed throughout the year and only 32 teams have emerged to face off at the 2017 Call of Duty World League (CWL) Championship, Presented by PlayStation®4, beginning today at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. The Culmination of a $4 Million Season Prize Pool, the Largest in Call of Duty Esports History
Premiere Call of Duty Competition from Activision – the World’s Largest Console Esport –Brings Together Top 32 Teams from North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific to Compete for Share of $1.5M Prize Pool at the Amway Center
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