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CWL Pro League 2019 Guide: Schedule, Teams, Final Updates

Jay Parenteau
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Updated July 7, 2019: Call of Duty World League – Here is everything you need to know about the CWL Pro League 2019 Season. From weekly updates, to match break down and stats,  be sure to check back as this page for updates.

Week 12 – July 1st to July 5th (Cross-Division)

The final week of the 2019 CWL Pro League Season has wrapped up. The CWL season started on February 4th, and fans have seen many incredible stories and funny ones unfold. From the Clash of the CWL Twins to Midnight Esports upsetting OpTic Gaming on the opening day 3-0. Or how about the time esports host Jess Brohard was thrown off during an interview after not getting a fist bump? Even the CWL Majors saw it’s fair share of amazing stories such as Luminosity Gaming coming out of nowhere and winning CWL Fort Worth, to 100 Thieves winning their first CoD esports title.

The season has passed through very fast, and with the last week in play fans were wondering if there could be any additional stories written for 2019. Cross-division play was still in effect in the last week. Fans on Call of duty esports Reddit page has stated that this cross-division had the toughest competition with teams like OpTic Gaming, Gen.G, the surprising Elevate, and the fresh Team Envy. Let’s take a look at what happened in the last week of the CWL Pro League 2019.

July 1
  1. Elevate 1 : Midnight 3
  2. Reciprocity 0 : eUnited 3
  3. OpTic Gaming 3 : Heretics 0
  4. Team Envy 0 : Gen.G 3
July 2
  1. Heretics 0 : Midnight 3
  2. OpTic Gaming 3 : Elevate 0
  3. Reciprocity 3 : Team Envy 2
  4. eUnited 2 : Gen.G 3
July 3
  1. Gen.G 3 : Elevate 1
  2. Heretics 1 : Reciprocity 3
  3. Midnight 0 : eUnited 3
  4. Team Envy 3 : OpTic Gaming 0
July 4
  1. Elevate 1 : Reciprocity 3
  2. Midnight 3 : Team Envy 1
  3. Gen.G 3 : Heretics 0
  4. eUnited 3 : OpTic Gaming 1

After week 12, Gen.G were the clear winners, winning all their games in convincing fashion. eUnited and Midnight esports come in 2nd losing only 1 game in the week. Surprisingly, OpTic Gaming started off strong winning their first two games, however, the dropped their last two games which is uncharacteristic of the group. OG actually had a lucky win against Elevate when Wailers forgot to check the defuse, otherwise OpTic would have gone 1-3 for the first time this season. Team Envy went 1-3 in the week. However, on paper they have a solid lineup with Gunless as the new addition to the team, and shouldn’t be written off.

Heretics and Elevate didn’t win any games in week 12, however, they are still a threat to any team. Heretics was one of the best performing teams at the beginning of the Pro League, and Elevate has beaten some good teams in their first appearance. Additionally, Elevate could have won many of the games they lost if it wasn’t due to a couple of errors. They are highly capable of pulling an upset against any top team.

Here’s how the week 12 CWL Leaderboard standings look like:

CWL Week 12 Leaderboard Standings Esports
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In Divison A, Here are the teams that have qualified for the Pro League Playoffs:

  • OpTic Gaming
  • Gen.G
  • FaZe Clan
  • Reciprocity

In Division B, the teams that qualified are:

  • eUnited
  • 100 Thieves
  • Splyce
  • Heretics

As the final week wrapped up, everyone will now have their focus on the CWL Championships. We’ll keep you posted with any updates of the major event.

 

Week 11 – June 24st to June 27th (Cross-Division)

A week after CWL Anaheim, the Pro League resumed with cross-division play. There are still many questions looming for a certain number of teams, while others are focused on continuing their domination. We would see Units (formerly Denial Esports) have their first take in the Pro League.

Some of the main questions were on Luminosity Gaming and Splyce, who has been struggling recently. As well, would 100 Thieves continue their domination in the Call of Duty World League? Let’s take a closer look at the results for week 11.

June 24
  1. Units 3 : UYU 1
  2. Enigma6 1 : Luminosity 3
  3. Splyce 2 : FaZe Clan 3
  4. 100 Thieves 2 : Evil Geniuses 3
June 25
  1. UYU 1 : Enigma6 3
  2. Luminosity 3: Units 0
  3. FaZe Clan 0 : 100 Thieves 3
  4. Evil Geniuses 1 : Splyce 3
June 26
  1. Enigma6 0 : FaZe Clan 3
  2. Units 2 : Evil Geniuses 3
  3. UYU 0 : Splyce 3
  4. Luminosity 2 : 100 Thieves 3
June 27
  1. FaZe Clan 2 : Units 3
  2. Evil Geniuses 2 : Enigma 3
  3. 100 Thieves 3: UYU 0
  4. Splyce 0 : Luminosity 3

After week 11, Luminosity fans finally saw some life again from their team after a roster change. LG went 3-1 with their new line-up, and their only loss comes from 100 Thieves which the final series score was 3-2; so it wasn’t a blow off. This is the biggest improvement the league has seen from LG since they won CWL Fort Worth. 100 Thieves has a huge upset by the likes of Evil Geniuses, who beat the fresh tournament champs 3-2. However, 100 Thieves cruised back to control and finish 2nd in their division.

Splyce showed decent play after a shakeup in their line-up. The team went 2-2, which isn’t fantastic by their standards, but still very good considering their results at Anaheim. Units seemed to have a great week considering they changed their name, going 2-2 in week 11. Enigma6 also had a decent week going 2-2. UYU was the weakest team in week 11, going 0-4. Other than UYU,  it seems that every team performed decent, with LG showing the most improvement out of all the teams.

Here’s the standings after week 11:

CWL Pro LEague Week 11 LEaderboards Division Cross Play
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Week 12 resumes on July 1st with the continuation of cross-division play.

CWL Anaheim – June 14-16

100 Thieves are the CWL Anaheim Champions beating Gen.G 3-1. 100 Thieves was the only team to go undefeated in the tournament and beat Gen.G all three times they faced them. Many of the favorites made it to Championship Sunday including FaZe Clan, eUnited, and Enigma6. OpTic Gaming made it to Championship Sunday as well, but they fell short in the Losers Bracket Finals to Gen.G who beat them 3-2. Prior to that game, OpTic lost to 100 Thieves earlier on, which shown signs that perhaps the team was going to have some trouble leading to Sunday, but no one predicted that OG would lose to Gen.G in the Losers Brackets Finals. eUnited’s exit at CWL Anaheim on Sunday was also a shock as many picked them to be in the finals given their record in the regular season.

The regular season picks up again in a week. By then, we might see some line-up changes

Week 10 – June 3rd to June 6th

The last week before CWL Anaheim showcased Divison B. Last week we saw 100 Thieves continuing their path of destruction, and going a perfect 3-0, showing everyone that London was not a fluke. eUnited also finished at the top with 100T going 3-0. Many European fans were wondering if Heretics were going to step up after going 0-3 in their return from London. Heretics were considered one of the favorites to win their Divison after having such a strong start to the Pro League. But in recent weeks the team lost their touch and are trying to gain their form once again.

Splyce had one of their worst weeks in the Pro League, going 1-3. The team seemed to have lost their form and were looking to go positive in Week 10. Elevate was one of the surprising teams in week 9 as they just entered the Pro League, taking Excelerate’s spot. The team looked impressive at CWL London and had a stellar start last week. Would they continue their winning streak? Lastly, many eyes are on Denial and Envy to turn things around, but the big question remained; are they capable?

Let’s have a look at how the week went.

June 3
  1. Elevate 2 : Heretics 3
  2. 100 Thieves 0 : eUnited 3
June 4
  1. Denial Esports 2 : Heretics 3
  2. Elevate 2 : eUnited 3
  3. Enigma6 2 : 100 Thieves 3
  4. Team Envy 1 : Splyce 3
June 5
  1. Elevate 0 : 100 Thieves 3
  2. Denial Esports 1 : eUnited 3
  3. Heretics 1 : Splyce 3
  4. Team Envy 0 : Enigma6 3
June 6
  1. Enigma6 2 : Denial Esports 3
  2. Elevate 3 : Team Envy 2
  3. eUnited 3 : Heretics 2
  4. 100 Thieves 3 : Splyce 0

eUnited shocked 100 Thieves, beating them 3-0. Although no one was writing eUnited off against 100T, getting a 3-0 is quite impressive, especially since 100 Thieves were on a hot streak since London. Both teams clinched a Playoff spot with eUnited finishing in 1st place. Heretics faired better this week breaking even at 2-2, and only losing their last match 3-2 to eUnited. Elevate finally slowed down and broke their winning streak losing their first three matches; going 1-3.

Denial and Team Envy both continued their downward spiral, leaving many wondering what will be their next move as there doesn’t seem to be signs of improvement for either team. Perhaps a roster shakeup is on the way.

Here’s how the leaderboards look like after week 10.

Week 10 of CWL Pro League Leaderboards Standing
Source: Callofduty
Week 9 – May 27th to May 30th CWL Matches

Last week we saw Divison A conclude their matches over two weeks. Week 9 would have Division B start their matches for the next two weeks. 100 Thieves just came off their first CoD major tournament win at CWL London. The team had a stellar tournament, cruising to the finals and only losing once to OpTic Gaming. How would they fair in their return after a two-week break? Other tops teams to consider are eUnited, Splyce and Heretics. EUnited lost to 100 Thieves and finished 2nd at CWL London, a huge improvement comparing to their result at Fort Worth. With the addition of Simp to the line-up, eUnited have found their game again.

Heretics and Splyce had decent showings at CWL London, but many Splyce fans would say they weren’t happy with the team’s results. Team Envy sadly dropped the ball in their last match at the tournament. The team looked in great form leading up to their last match and then quickly fell through. Like FaZe Clan in the last two weeks, many CWL fans were wondering how Elevate would do in their first week of the CWL Pro League. Let’s find out what happened.

May 27
  1. Team Envy 2 : Denial Esports 3
  2. Enigma6 0 : Splyce 3
May 28
  1. Denial Esports 1 : 100 Thieves 3
  2. Splyce 2 : Elevate 3
  3. Heretics 1 : Team Envy 3
  4. eUnited 3 : Enigma6 2
May 29
  1. Denial Esports 1 : Elevate 3
  2. Heretics 2 : Enigma6 3
  3. Splyce 1 : eUnited 3
  4. 100 Thieves 3 : Team Envy 0
May 30
  1. Enigma6 2 : Elevate 3
  2. Splyce 1 : Denial Esports 3
  3. 100 Thieves 3 : Heretics 1
  4. eUnited 3 : Team Envy 1

As many fans expected, 100 Thieves continued their path of destruction, going through every team along the way. Elevate was the nice surprise the league was waiting for. A new fresh team coming into the league to shake things up, and Elevate did just that going 3-0. Team Envy went 1-3, showing more decline from London. eUnited also went a perfect 3-0, showing us that London was not a fluke and that they will continue being top contenders in the league. Denial Esports are improving their game and went 2-2 in the week which is a decent result for them considering at one point they were 0-6 to start the season. Shocking, Heretics have fallen into a bad losing streak going 0-3, leaving many European fans scratching their heads considering they were once 1st on the leaderboards.

After week 9 here’s how the standings look:

CWL Pro League Week 9 Standings Leaderboards
Source: Call of Duty
Week 8 – May 20th to May 23rd CWL Matches

The continuation of the Pro League in week 8 has cleared some trailing questions, however, raising new ones. It was clear that after week 7 when teams returned from London, that OpTic Gaming has made some adjustments to their game and finished week 7 as the league leaders. FaZe Clan, who switched spots with Red Reserve has made a mark in the Pro League showing everyone that they are top contenders. Gen.G, who were one of the best teams in the league before going to London have lost their magic touch, falling to 1-3 in week 7. Luminosity continued their struggles, losing all their matches in wee7, prompting for the team to answer some hard questions from fans. What would we see in week 8 of the CWL Pro League? Let’s find out what happened.

May 20
  1. Evil Geniuses 3 : Midnight 1
  2. Reciprocity 3 : Luminosity 1
May 21
  1. Midnight 0 : Reciprocity 3
  2. OpTic Gaming 3 : Evil Geniuses 0
  3. UYU 3 : Luminosity 1
  4. FaZe Clan 3 : Gen.G 1
May 22
  1. FaZe Clan 3 : Evil Geniuses 2
  2. UYU 2 : Reciprocity 3
  3. Midnight 0 : OpTic Gaming 3
  4. Gen.G 3 : Luminosity 1
May 23
  1. FaZe Clan 3 : Mightnight 1
  2. Evil Geniuses 2 : Reciprocity 3
  3. Gen.G 2 : UYU 3
  4. Luminosity 0 : OpTic Gaming 3

The last match of the week featured the unstoppable OpTic Gaming vs the struggling Luminosity Gaming. Many fans were scratching their heads as to what was happening in the Luminosity camp. On paper, the team is full of all-stars, and they won CWL Fort Worth which was the turning point for the team, or so we thought. Week 8 proved to be brutal for LG as they lost 3 games in a row, extending their losing streak to six, and now having to playing OpTic Gaming who have been looking impressive.

 

There was a surprising turn of events which had Gunless step out of the last match, leaving LG’s coach, Ricky, to step in. At this point, everyone was writing off LG off, including the CWL casters with the exception of Nameless. Throughout the match, it looked like LG was pretty even with OpTic. In the first match, LG just lost by two hardpoint points (250-248). In the second match, FormaL went into beast mode against OpTic, however, still conceding in the end. The last match went in OG’s favor by one round. If anything, LG could take some positives from the last match in hopes of improving together as a team. However, with the long break till the 24th of June when teams return to the Pro League, we have a feeling that there will be a shake-up in the roster. But we’ll need to wait to find out.

Here’s how the standings look after week 8.

Week 8 Leaderboard Standings CWL Pro League 2019
Source: Callofduty.com
Week 7 – May 13th to May 16th CWL Matches

Earlier in the month, teams were competing at CWL London. After a three day Major event, 100 Thieves came out on top as the champions, beating out eUnited 3-1, with the MVP of the tournament being Octane. It was an exciting tournament, and teams had one week off before continuing the CWL season.

Just before the season took a break for London, Gen.G and Team Heretics were leading their divisions with OpTic Gaming and eUnited right behind them. We’ve seen some improvements from teams like 100 Thieves and Team Envy, making a case that their one of the top teams in the league. The last match of week 6 happened to be the dream match everyone was waiting for; OpTic Gaming vs 100 Thieves. It took nearly half a year for the two teams to finally meet each other, and when they finally did everyone was rather disappointed. 100 Thieves beat OG 3-0, and although 100 Thieve fans were happy with the results, overall fans were expecting a closer battle between the two.

Another major change that happened after week 6 ended was with Red Reserve. The team disbanded due to supposed financial issues and a new company direction. Since the team was dropping out of the CWL Pro League, many fans were wondering who was going to acquire RR’s spot in the league. The team that made it’s way back into the Pro League was FaZe Clan, who also acquired “Skrapz” from Red Reserve. FaZe Clan officially entered the CWL Pro League with ZooMaa, Skrapz, Cellium, Asim, and Zer0. Skrapz was tweeting hints about the situation, and many taking them as a joke. However, he announced he was playing for FaZe Clan and that Red Reserve would be no more. Additionally, another newcomer is Elevate, who acquired Excelerate Gaming.

Heading into week 7 of the Call of Duty World League, how would the new kids on the block, FaZe Clan, perform? Would we see a revival from teams like Denial Esports and Evil Geniuses? How Would OpTic Gaming do after losing a heart breaker at CWL London? Here are the scores from week 7.

May 13
  1. UYU 0 : FaZe Clan 3
  2. OpTic Gaming 3 : Gen.G 2
May 14
  1. Evil Geniuses 3 : UYU 1
  2. Gen.G 3 : Midnight Esports 0
  3. Reciprocity 1 : OpTic Gaming 3
  4. Luminosity 0 : FaZe Clan 3

May 15
  1. UYU 2: Midnight 3
  2. FaZe Clan 2 : OpTic Gaming 3
  3. Gen.G 2 : Reciprocity 3
  4. Luminosity 1 : Evil Geniuses 3
May 16
  1. Reciprocity 0 : FaZe Clan 3
  2. Evil Geniuses 3 : Gen.G 0
  3. Midnight 3 : Luminosity 0
  4. OpTic Gaming 3 : UYU 1

Evil Geniuses were the clear winners in week 7, as they won all their games, sending a message to everyone that changes were made in the team and that they will be a team to look out for. OpTic Gaming also sealed the week going 4-0, in a week filled with emotions and uncertainty as to the organization’s fate. ESPN reported that in January, Texas Esports was selling a majority stake in OpTic Gaming and Houston Outlaws for $150 million. The deadline for the sale is May 31st, with OpTic Gaming’s official Reddit page keeping an eye on all the official and unofficial news of the sale.

Luminosity Gaming were the biggest losers of week 7, going 0-3. Just before the week 6 break, Luminosity was also struggling, having a hard time against their opponents. The team filled with all-star players just couldn’t get anything going. They continued their disappointment in week 7 after falling out of CWL London in the first elimination stage. Gen.G surprisingly went 1-3 in week 7, falling down to second place in Division A. Week 7 finished with OpTic Gaming on top with 11 wins and 4 loses.

 

After week 7, here’s how the standings look like:

Week 7 Standings Call of Duty World League CWL Pro League 2019
Source: Callofduty.com
Week 6 – April 1st to April 4th CWL Matches

Week 6 saw the second group of teams playing each other in the CWL cross-division play. Gen.G, Denial, Midnight, Splyce, Enigma, OpTic, Reciprocity and 100 Thieves were going have their time to play against each other. Many fans were looking forward to seeing Gen.G play Splyce since they were eliminated at CWL Fort Worth by Splyce.  Just before the regular division play went to break for Fort Worth, Denial was on a hot streak. After being criticized by the CWL panel, Denial broke through in their last two games before the break beating two very good teams. Fans of Denial Esports were wondering if they were going to continue their hot streak.

Many Questions

Splyce were runners up at CWL Fort Worth. Although the final game wasn’t close with Luminosity beating them 3-1, Splyce overall had a very decent run in the tournament. How were they going to respond coming back to cross-divisional play? Midnight was looking to prove everyone wrong that the major changes from Rostermania were meant to improve the team. Team Reciprocity had a very strong showing at Fort Worth and was looking to continue their run in week 6. Enigma6 had some decent games at Fort Worth and at some points looked very strong. They would be looking to finally get out of the bottom part of the leaderboard. OpTic Gaming would finally be a complete team with Dashy back on board. How were they going to fair knowing that Fort Worth wasn’t their best showing? Many questions, lots of answers. Let’s find out what happened.

April 1
  1. Denial Esports 1 : Gen.G 3
  2. Midnight 1 : Splyce 3
  3. Enigma6 2 : OpTic Gaming 3
  4. Reciprocity 0 : 100 Thieves 3
April 2
  1. OpTic Gaming 3 : Denial Esports 2
  2. Reciprocity 3: Enigma6 2
  3. 100 Thieves 1 : Midnight 3
  4. Splyce 1 : Gen.G 3
April 3
  1. Enigam6 1 : Midnight 3
  2. Denial Esports 1 : Reciprocity 3
  3. Gen.G 1 : 100 Thieves 3
  4. OpTic Gaming 3 : Splyce 2
April 4
  1. Gen.G 3 : Enigma6 1
  2. Midnight 2 : Denial Esports 3
  3. Splyce 3 : Reciprocity 1
  4. 100 Thieves 3 : OpTic Gaming 0

After week 6 of cross-division play, here’s how the standings look like.

CWL Pro League cross division play Standings Leaderboards Place
Image source: Callofduty

The league is now on another break while teams get prepared for CWL London. Stayed tuned for updates in the Pro League after CWL London.

Week 5 – March 25th to March 28th CWL Matches

The pro league continued in week  5 in cross-divisional play. Division A teams would play Division B teams for the first time this season. It was a new addition to the format of the league, which just saw teams compete against teams in their own division. This new layout makes the league more interesting in terms of seeing all the different combinations and not waiting until the majors.

CWL Pro League Week 5

Luminosity comes off as the CWL Fort Worth champions and was on a hot streak. Would they continue to their hot streak? eUnited had a disastrous showing at Fort Worth. Many fans were wondering how they were going to turn things around after that. The only thing eUnited could do was make a major roster change. Fans saw JKap move to Sub and Simp switching to the starting lineup in eUnited. How would the team adapt to the change? Would the weaker teams start pulling through this week?


Let’s look at the scores for week 5 of the CWL pro league.

WEEK 5 – CROSS-DIVISION MATCHES
March 25
  1. UYU 3 : Heretics 0
  2. Excelerate GG 2 : Red Reserve 3
  3. Team Envy 3 : Luminosity 2
  4. Evil Geniuses 2 : eUnited 3

In the first day, we saw strong showings from teams that were at the lower part of the leaderboards such as UYU, Team Envy, and Evil Geniuses. eUnited just beat out Evil Geniuses, the move with Simp proved to be a great switch. Red Reserve continued strong as they were able to beat out the hungry Excelerate team. Luminosity lost a tight one against Team Envy, who, at the break was one of the best teams. Here’s how the rest of the week looked like.

March 26
  1. Heretics 3 : Evil Geniuses 2
  2. eUnited 3 : UYU 0
  3. Luminosity 3 : Excelerate GG 2
  4. Red Reserve 2 : Team Envy 3
March 27
  1. Red Reserve 0 : Heretics 3
  2. Excelerate GG 3 : UYU 0
  3. Team Envy 1 : Evil Geniuses 3 
  4. Luminosity 3 : eUnited 2
March 28
  1. UYU 0 : Team Envy 3
  2. Evil Geniuses 0 : Excelerate GG 3
  3. eUnited 3 : Red Reserve 2
  4. Heretics 3 : Luminosity 2

eUnited showed that their roster change was needed as they won 3 out of their 4 games. Luminosity, Heretics and Team Envy continued to win the necessary games. UYU, Evil Geniuses, Red Reserve and Excelerate continued having difficulty closing out games and continue to stay at the bottom of the leaderboards. Stay tuned for week 6.

Heading into Week 5 – What to Look For

CWL Fort Worth was a huge success. We saw new Champions, new heroes, and shocking outcomes. One of the shockers were eUnited finishing in the last place, and OpTic Gaming bowing out on Day 2 of the tournament. Both teams were huge favorites to win the event since they placed 1st and 2nd at Vegas. But unfortunately, they came up short in the end. We saw new teams emerge as contenders such as Team Reciprocity and Gen.G. But the biggest story was Luminosity Gaming and their continued dominance since the break of the pro league. Luminosity Gaming beat Splyce 3-1 to grab the teams first major CWL title. Gunless won MVP of the tournament making it his 3rd.

Looking into the continuation of the Pro League, we will be keeping an eye on the teams who made role changes such as OpTic Gaming’s Karma and TJHaly switch. eUnited promoted their sub, Simp, and moved JKap to substitute. This sparked outrage on social media, leaving many wondering what would be JKap’s future with the organization. Luminosity Gaming will be looking to continue their hot streak of three games and finally breaking even on the leaderboards. Most of the teams who made changes during Rostermania will be going into competition with no additional changes. Stay tuned for updates.

CWL Pro League Week 4 (Feb 25 – Feb 28)

What seemed to be crystal clear in the 3rd week of the Pro League (start of Division B), seemed to be turned upside down after week 3. The league saw some teams turn it around, specifically 100 Thieves, who everyone had written off after the first week. Team Heretics stayed strong but dropping their perfect record and eUnited continued their strong performance.

Benson, one of the CoD Casters predicted Heretics would go 4-0 in the first week for Division B, which he got right. However, this time around Benson was on the other side of things, saying that Heretics will most likely go 1-2 this week. The other Casters, Pacman and Maven agreed that the wrecking train was at its final stop. Would they be right? Here are the results for week 3 of the Pro League.

Here are the results after week 4 of the CWL Pro League 2019.

Feb 25

100 Thieves 3 : Team Envy 1

Splyce 3 : Excelerate GG 1

Feb 26

eUnited 3 : Denial Esports 1

100 Thieves 3 : Excelerate GG 1

Splyce 1 : Heretics 3

Enigma6 3 : Team Envy 2

Feb 27

Excelerate GG 1 : Enigma6 3

Denial Esports 3 : Splyce 2

Heretics 0 : 100 Thieves 3

Team Envy 3 : eUnited 0

Feb 28

Excelerate GG 1 : Denial Esports 3

Team Envy 3 : Heretics 1

100 Thieves 3 : Enigma6 0

eUnited 3 : Splyce 1

Here are the standings after week 4:

CWL Pro Leagye 2019 Week 4 Division B Standings Leaderboards
Image source: Callofduty.com
CWL Pro League Week 3 (Feb 18 – Feb 21)

Week 3 of the Pro league brought some new exciting teams into the picture, with Heretics taking the lead at the top with 4 wins and 0 loses. CoD Caster Benson made a bold prediction at the beginning of Week 3, saying that if Heretics was able to pull off a win against eUnited, that they would be finishing the week 4-0.

Benson was dead on with his prediction. Many fans were excited to see the Spanish team do so well, and bring some much-needed competition from Europe. As Heretics cruised through the 3rd week, so did Splyce with convincing wins over their opponents. Splyce finished the 3rd week with a 3-0 record and placing 2nd on the leaderboards. After their first day loss, eUnited fought back with 3 impressive wins placing them 3rd on the leaderboards after week 3.

Division B is a little clearer in terms of who’s leading the pack, which wasn’t the case with Division A. There are 5 teams below 500. 100 Thieves, Excelerate Gaming, Team Envy, Enigma6 have only 1 win out of 3 matches, and Denial Esports losing all 3 games.

Here are the results after week 3 of the CWL Pro League 2019.

Feb 18

Heretics 3 : eUnited 2

Enigma6 3 : Denial Esports 1

Feb 19

Heretics 3 : Denial Esports 1

Excelerate GG 3 : Team Envy 2

eUnited 3 : Enigma6 0

Splyce 3 : 100 Thieves 0

Feb 20

100 Thieves 3 : Denial Esports 0

Heretics 3 : Enigma6 2

eUnited 3 : Excelerate GG 2

Splyce 3 : Team Envy 2

Feb 21

Heretics 3 : Excelerate GG 0

Team Envy 3 : Denial Esports 1

Splyce 3 : Enigma6 1

eUnited 3 : 100 Thieves 2

Here are the standings after week 3:

CWL Pro League Week 3 Division B Standings Fe 18 - Feb 21
Image source: Callofduty.com

Stayed tuned for next weeks updates.

eUnited Clayster James Eubanks Thumbs Up Match Win 100 Thieves CoD Esports
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CWL Pro League Week 2 (Feb 11 – Feb 14)

After an exciting opening week to the Call of Duty World League 2019 season, week 2 didn’t leave anything behind. Midnight was entering the week with a perfect record, and many were wondering if they were going to keep their perfect record going. Luminosity Gaming game out of the opening week with no wins. Being one of the four teams to clinch the CWL 2019 season, it was a shocker for not only Luminosity Gaming fans but CoD competitive fans around the world. UYU and Evil Geniuses were looking to turn things around this week. OpTic Gaming looking to continue their winning streak after dropping the first game of the season to Midnight. Let’s see what happened during the week.

Feb 11

Evil Geniuses and UYU kicked things off, both trying to turn their teams around in a positive direction. After a strong start with Evil, UYU turned things around and beat Evil Geniuses three matches in a row to take the series. Luminosity was looking for their first win, playing Gen G. Things looked good for Luminosity Gaming as they took the first map 250-147. Gen G struck back with a win in SnD, but Luminosity responded with a win on Control, going up 2-1 in the series. Things looked like they were finally going to turn around for LG. Gen G wasn’t going to let that happen, winning the next two matches and beating Luminosity 3-2.

Feb 12

The first match of the day had Midnight against Team Reciprocity. Team Rec was looking very strong coming into week two. Fans believed Midnight would have a tough time against them, which they did. The match went to game 5 and Team Reciprocity pulled through to give Midnight their first lost. Midnight finally showed they were human. The next match had the last undefeated team, Gen G against UYU. Gen G proved to be too strong against UYU, only falling down one match, and taking the series 3-1 convincingly. Gen G improved to a 5-0 record, becoming the new leaders in Divison A.

Next up was OpTic against the strong Red Reserve. OpTic Gaming ended up dropping one match in their 3-1 win over Red Reserve. TJHaly looked incredibly good in all the matches, creating highlight reels. The last match of the day had Evil Geniuses against the winless Luminosity Gaming. Everyone was cheering Luminosity on to get their first win, and they did just that, finally beating out their competition in 5 to get their first win.

Feb 13

Team Reciprocity and UYU both started off the day looking to get to 500 as each team was 2-3. It was a hard fought battle and could have gone either way, but UYU manages to get the best of Team Rec. Next was Evil Geniuses vs Red Reserve. EG is the only team in the tournament without a win, and things weren’t going to change as Evil Geniuses were swept 3-0 in the series. Alarming questions started to rise as Evil Geniuses were not able to compete in that match.

Midnight and Luminosity we’re next, with Luminosity handing Midnight their first lost on hardpoint, opening up with a match with a 1-0 lead of the hot new CWL team. Things continued to go well for Luminosity. Was this the game that was going to turn the team around? It was, as they pull a sweep against the hot Midnight, 3-0 for the first of the CWL. The last match was Gen G against OpTic Gaming. This was going to be the match everyone was waiting for. And it didn’t disappoint. Gen G won the first map going up 1-0. Gen G continued to show their strength as they won the second match in Search and Destroy, taking a 2-0 series lead over OG. Both teams exchanged some matches with OpTic tying things up. However, it was Gen G who prevailed with their perfect record going 6-0.

Feb 14

After a shocking day at the CWL Pro League, the day started off with Red Reserve against UYU. Red Reserve won two straight games and tried to sweep UYU. But UYU fought back, leading in match 3. However, Red Reserve had an impressive comeback to sweep UYU. The next match was the undefeated Gen G against Midnight. Even though Midnight lost their last two games, Gen G had to keep their focus intact. Things looked good in the first match, with Midnight beating Gen G in Hardpoint 250-123 convincingly. But Gen G answers back and beat Midnight 6-1 in SnD. With the series tied 1-1, it was Midnight who broke through, winning control 3-1 and taking the series lead 2-1. Midnight continued strong and eventually took the last map, beating Gen G and giving them their first loss.

Insane matches

The next match was Evil Geniuses against Team Reciprocity. Was EG finally going to get their first win? EG started off with a win on seaside in Hardpoint. Team Reciprocity came back in SnD with a clean sweep tying things 1-1. EG wasn’t going to let that loss affect them as they stayed focused and eventually won the next two matches, beating TR and getting their first win of the Pro League. The last match had OpTic against Luminosity. It was a crazy turn of events, having Optic up by two games looking for the sweep, but Luminosity Gaming had different intentions, evening the series at 2-2 with some hard fought battles. Then in the deciding game 5, Luminosity being down 4 to 3 in SnD came back to win and give OpTic Gaming a reverse sweep.

It was an insane week 2 at the CWL Pro League season. Luminosity getting their first win and winning the next two games, doing a reverse sweep on OpTic Gaming in their last match. Midnight lost 2 games in a row but bounced back to beat the undefeated Gen G. Teams look to be even with Gen G a little ahead of the pack. Next week we look forward to seeing Division B play. Stayed tuned.

Here are the standings after week 2:

CWL Pro League 2019 Season Week 2 Standings Leaderboard Teams
Image source: Callofduty.com

 

Day 4 Results
Midnight VS UYU

Closing out the first week of the CWL Pro League 2019 season saw Midnight going against UYU; both teams new in the Pro League. Midnight won the first match on Hardpoint (250-185) to take the lead. The second match was all Midnight as they won 6-2 in Search and Destroy. Midnight continued to be too strong for the competition, beating UYU in Control and sweeping them 3-0 in the series. Out of four games, Midnight managed to sweep 3 teams and win a close one against Red Reserve. But Midnight Esports has proven that they are a force to be reckoned with.

OpTic Gaming vs Team Reciprocity

The second match had OpTic Gaming playing Team Reciprocity. The matches were close, with OpTic Gaming coming back in the first match on Hardpoint, and Team Reciprocity evening things on SnD the next match. In the second match, Team Reciprocity stormed back to win the first round of Control, showing that they are able to play with the Titans. However, this seemed to agitate OpTic Gaming as they came back and beat TR in 3 straight to take Control and lead the series 2-1. In the end, OpTic Gaming proved to be the better team as they won Hardpoint easily, beating Team Reciprocity 3-1 in the series and moving to 3 wins and 1 loss.

Red Reserve VS Luminosity Gaming

The 3rd match of the day had Red Reserve going up against the Luminosity who have yet to register a win. Things looked like they were going to continue badly for Luminosity as Red Reserve takes the first match of Hardpoint, 250-150. Things at this point are looking serious for Luminosity as they dropped the next match 6-1 in Search and Destroy, a mode that they consider to be really good at. With the two straight wins, Red Reserve proved to be too much for Luminosity came back in the 3rd match, but fell short in the 4th match, dropping 3 games in the week and going 0-3, while Red Reserve improved to two wins and two losses.


Gen VS Evil Geniuses

The last match of the day had the fresh Gen.G against Evil Geniuses. EG was on a serious path as they were looking to win their first map of the CWL Pro League 2019, which they did with a victory against Gen.G in Hardpoint 250-210. But the next match turned out differently, as Gen.G bounced back showing EG that maybe the first match was a fluke. Gen.G continued with their strong play as they took Control and lead the series 2-1. They continued their dominance over EG as they won the last match, going 3-0 for the end of the first week of the CWL Pro League 2019. An impressive showing by Gen.G.

Day 2 Results – Feb 5

In Day 2, it proved to be just as interesting as opening day. With OpTic Gaming and Reciprocity losing their opening matches, fans were wondering how they were going to bounce back. On the other side of things, Midnight came off one of the most convincing wins for any new team in the CWL Pro League. The question was, can they continue their wrath. Below are the results of the matches from Day 2 of the pro league.

  • Gen.G VS Red Reserve – Red Reserve brought a good fight, but Gen.G was too strong in the end, winning the series 3 to 1.
  • Midnight VS Evil Geniuses – The curious case of Midnight was on show again, and they proved to be just as lethal as opening day, sweeping Evil geniuses 3-0.
  • UYU VS OpTic Gaming – OpTic Gaming came back with a close victory, 3-2 in the series. Bring up by 2 games and letting UYU win the next two was concerning, but they pulled it off in the end.
  • Luminosity VS Reciprocity – Luminosity Gaming was favorites in this division, and fans were going to see their first match on Day 2. Unfortunately, Luminosity had a tough time against Reciprocity, and after battling back from being down 2, they lost the final game 5. Reciprocity wins 3-2.

CWL Pro Lrague Day 2 Results

Opening Day of the CWL Pro League – Feb 4

The opening day was a memorable one. Many predictions and expectations fell through as the CoD community experienced some shocking events.

To start the day off, Reciprocity played Red Reserve for the first match of league play, and newcomers Midnight played against the Vegas Open champions, OpTic Gaming. The first game with RR and Rec didn’t go as expected. Fans and community members were expecting Reciprocity to come on top over Red Reserve for many reasons, specifically, because they were seeded high than RR in the standings. However, Red Reserve had a different plan in mind and came out blazing. Through all three matches, Red Reserve took control and won key gunfights, especially coming from RR’s players Skrapz and Zer0, sweeping Reciprocity 3-0.

Midnight Versus OpTic Gaming

In the other match, everyone was thinking that it was going to be a walk in the park for OpTic Gaming considering they just came off as the champions at the CWL Vegas Open, and the fact that Midnight is the new players in the league. This couldn’t be further from the truth. Midnight came out blazing, taking advantage of an OpTic Gaming team that didn’t have all their players; Dashy had issues getting to the event and had to be replaced by ZooMaa. Although ZooMaa is a world-class player, Midnight stood strong and swept OpTic Gaming 3-0, shocking the world.

In Division A, Red Reserve and Midnight lead the top with one win and zero loses, while OpTic Gaming and Reciprocity are at the bottom for the time being.

Call of Duty World League is Coming to London

When @CODWorldLeague announced the 2019 CWL Season, there were some TBA’s, most notably where the tournament would take place in the UK. Most analysts already added London to their list of potential places and today it has been announced that the CWL will indeed be heading out to London on May 3 to 5. The event will take place at the Copper Box Arena. This is great news as the UK holds some of the most passionate CoD fans in the world, and it was just a matter of time before the prestigious league would head over to the East.

CWL London Copper Box Arena Call of duty World League Gfinity Esports
Image source: @CODWorldLeague

Gfinity Esports will be organizing the event at CWL London which is presented by PS4. Spectator and team passes are not available at the moment, but details will be coming soon. Stay tuned for more updates.

CWL Pro League 2019 Official Schedule

The schedule for the first six weeks of the Call of Duty World League schedule was released. Games will begin on February 4th. The exciting format has Division A starting things off on Monday, Feb 4 at 6:00pm with Red Reserve playing against Reciprocity. However, Division B will only see competition starting on Feb 18 which has Heretics battling eUnited to start off that division. Both Divisions will cross over on March 25 for the first time in the history of the CWL Pro League. Teams from Div A will battle teams in Div B.

Rundown on Matches

Each team will be playing 22 games throughout the regular season with the following format:

  • There will be two best of five matches against each of the other teams in the division (8 teams per division). It will be a double round-robin format.
  • There will be one best of five matches against each of the 8 teams in the other division which will consist of a single round-robin format.

The CWL Pro League Playoffs will hold “Play-In” brackets for teams who play between 5th and 8th in their respected division. This will be followed up with a ten team double elimination bracket. This double elimination bracket will hold “Play-In” winners and the top four teams in each division.

Where to watch the 2019 CWL Pro League

You can watch the Call of duty action over at MLG.com, or at the Call of Duty, official Twitch channel found here: Twitch.tv/CallofDuty. All games will be played on the PlayStation 4.

CWL Broadcast Schedule

Here’s the complete schedule for the first six weeks of competitive play. All times are based on Eastern Time. Every Monday holds two matches, while the rest of the games on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday hold four; except for Cross-Division matches.

WEEK 1 – DIVISION A

February 4 (Monday):

  1. Red Reserve VS Reciprocity @ 6:00 PM
  2. OpTic Gaming VS Midnight @ 7:30 PM

February 5 (Tuesday):

  1. Gen.G VS Red Reserve @ 3:00 PM
  2. Midnight VS Evil Geniuses @ 4:30 PM
  3. UYU VS OpTic Gaming @ 6:00 PM
  4. Luminosity VS Reciprocity @ 7:30 PM

February 6 (Wednesday):

  1. Reciprocity VS Gen.G @ 3:00 PM
  2. Luminosity VS UYU @ 4:30 PM
  3. Midnight VS Red Reserve @ 6:00 PM
  4. Evil Geniuses VS OpTic Gaming @ 7:30 PM

February 7 (Thursday):

  1. Midnight VS UYU @ 3:00 PM
  2. OpTic Gaming VS Reciprocity @ 4:30 PM
  3. Red Reserve VS Luminosity @ 6:00 PM
  4. Gen.G VS Evil Geniuses @7:30 PM
WEEK 2 – DIVISON A

February 11 (Monday):

  1. UYU VS Evil Geniuses @ 6:00 PM
  2. Luminosity VS Gen.G @ 7:30 PM

February 12 (Tuesday):

  1. Reciprocity VS Midnight @ 3:00 PM
  2. UYU VS Gen.G @ 4:30 PM
  3. OpTic Gaming VS Red Reserve @ 6:00 PM
  4. Evil Geniuses VS Luminosity @ 7:30 PM

February 13 (Wednesday):

  1. Reciprocity VS UYU @ 3:00 PM
  2. Evil Geniuses VS Red Reserve @ 4:30 PM
  3. Luminosity VS Midnight @ 6:00 PM
  4. Gen.G VS OpTic Gaming @ 7:30 PM

February 14 (Thursday):

  1. Red Reserve VS UYU @ 3:00 PM
  2. Midnight VS Gen.G @ 4:30 PM
  3. Reciprocity VS Evil Geniuses @ 6:00 PM
  4. OpTic Gaming VS Luminosity @ 7:30 PM
WEEK 3 – DIVISON B

February 18 (Monday):

  1. Heretics VS eUnited @ 6:00 PM
  2. Enigma6 VS Denial Esports @ 7:30 PM

February 19 (Tuesday):

  1. Heretics VS Denial Esports @ 3:00 PM
  2. Team Envy VS Excelerate GG @ 4:30 PM
  3. Enigma6 VS eUnited @ 6:00 PM
  4. Splyce VS 100 Thieves @ 7:30 PM

February 20 (Wednesday):

  1. 100 Thieves VS Denial Esports @ 3:00 PM
  2. Enigma6 VS Heretics @ 4:30 PM
  3. eUnited VS Excelerate GG @ 6:00 PM
  4. Splyce VS Team Envy @ 7:30 PM

February 21 (Thursday):

  1. Heretics VS Excelerate GG @ 3:00 PM
  2. Denial Esports VS Team Envy @ 4:30 PM
  3. Splyce VS Enigma6 @ 6:00 PM
  4. eUnited VS 100 Thieves @ 7:30 PM
WEEK 4 – DIVISION B

February 25 (Monday):

  1. Team Envy VS 100 Thieves @ 6:00 PM
  2. Excelerate GG VS Splyce @ 7:30 PM

February 26 (Tuesday):

  1. eUnited VS Denial Esports @ 3:00 PM
  2. 100 Thieves VS Excelerate GG @ 4:30 PM
  3. Splyce VS Heretics @ 6:00 PM
  4. Enigma6 VS Team Envy @ 7:30 PM

February 27 (Wednesday):

  1. Excelerate GG VS Enigma6 @ 3:00 PM
  2. Denial Esports VS Splyce @ 4:30 PM
  3. Heretics VS 100 Thieves @ 6:00 PM
  4. Team Envy VS eUnited @ 7:30 PM

February 28 (Thursday):

  1. Excelerate GG VS Denial Esports @ 3:00 PM
  2. Team Envy VS Heretics @ 4:30 PM
  3. 100 Thieves VS Enigma6 @ 6:00 PM
  4. eUnited VS Splyce @ 7:30 PM
WEEK 5 – CROSS-DIVISION MATCHES

March 25 (Monday):

  1. UYU VS Heretics @ 3:00 PM
  2. Excelerate GG VS Red Reserve @ 4:30 PM
  3. Team Envy VS Luminosity @ 6:00 PM
  4. Evil Geniuses VS eUnited @ 7:30 PM

March 26 (Tuesday):

  1. Heretics VS Evil Geniuses @ 3:00 PM
  2. eUnited VS UYU @ 4:30 PM
  3. Luminosity VS Excelerate GG @ 6:00 PM
  4. Red Reserve VS Team Envy @ 7:30 PM

March 27 (Wednesday):

  1. Red Reserve VS Heretics @ 3:00 PM
  2. Excelerate GG VS UYU @ 4:30 PM
  3. Team Envy VS Evil Geniuses @ 6:00 PM
  4. Luminosity VS eUnited @ 7:30 PM

March 28 (Thursday):

  1. UYU VS Team Envy @ 3:00 PM
  2. Evil Geniuses VS Excelerate GG @ 4:30 PM
  3. eUnited VS Red Reserve @ 6:00 PM
  4. Heretics VS Luminosity @ 7:30 PM
WEEK 6 – CROSS-DIVISION MATCHES

April 1 (Monday):

  1. Denial Esports VS Gen.G @ 3:00 PM
  2. Midnight VS Splyce @ 4:30 PM
  3. Enigma6 VS OpTic Gaming @ 6:00 PM
  4. Reciprocity VS 100 Thieves @ 7:30 PM

April 2 (Tuesday):

  1. OpTic Gaming VS Denial Esports @ 3:00 PM
  2. Reciprocity VS Enigma6 @ 4:30 PM
  3. 100 Thieves VS Midnight @ 6:00 PM
  4. Splyce VS Gen.G @ 7:30 PM

April 3 (Wednesday):

  1. Enigam6 VS Midnight @ 3:00 PM
  2. Denial Esports VS Reciprocity @ 4:30 PM
  3. Gen.G VS 100 Thieves @ 6:00 PM
  4. OpTic Gaming VS Splyce @ 7:30 PM

April 4 (Thursday):

  1. Gen.G VS Enigma6 @ 3:00 PM
  2. Midnight VS Denial Esports @ 4:30 PM
  3. Splyce VS Reciprocity @ 6:00 PM
  4. 100 Thieves VS OpTic Gaming @ 7:30 PM

This page will be updated of all CWL news, stories, and results. Stay tuned and don’t forget to use the hashtag #CWLPS4 to interact with the CWL community.

CWL Pro League 2019 Teams

Jan. 20, 2019 – The CWL Pro League 2019 season is underway, with the Black Ops 4 qualifiers ending yesterday. The divisions were finalized yesterday as the Qualifiers wrapped up in existing fashion. There will be two divisions, A and B consisting of 16 top teams in the Call of Duty world.

The Pro League starts February 4 and goes all the way up to July 5 where teams will be battling each other at the MLG Arena in Columbus, Ohio.

Almost all matches will be played in Columbus except for the Pro League Playoffs.

CWL Pro League 2019 Schedule and Teams Official Call of Duty Black Ops 4 Division
Image source: @CODWorldLeague
Division A

OpTic Gaming and Luminosity are at the top of the group due to their dominant showing at the CWL Vegas Open. OpTic Gaming finished 1st place at the event while Luminosity Gaming finished 4th. Their placements at the Vegas Open guaranteed their spot in the CWL Pro League 2019 season. The other remaining teams are:

  • Midnight Esports
  • Evil Geniuses
  • UYU
  • Team Reciprocity
  • Team Space
  • Red Reserve

Out of the six teams that made it into the Pro League from the recent Qualifiers; five of them are returning to the big stage which includes Evil Geniuses, Team Reciprocity, UYU, and Red Reserve. All had decent showings at the CWL Vegas with ME finishing 37th, UYU finishing 14th, RR placing 12th, TR placing 10th and EG placing 7th. the only team that’s new to the scene is Team Space, who have shown impressive results in the qualifiers.

OpTic Gaming Esports Roster CWL Pro League Scump Crimsix TjHaly Karma Dashy

Luminosity Esports Roster Slacked Formal Gunless John Classic

Breakdown

Out of all the teams in Division A, OpTic Gaming just came out on top at the CWL Vegas Open finishing 1st in the tournament. However, Evil Geniuses are the Call of Duty World League Championship 2018 champions and have the ability to steal top spot in this Division. But, EG didn’t finish well at Vegas and will be looking to turn things around, as OpTic Gaming did the last event. Red Reserve is a solid team that can’t be overlooked, placing 2nd and third at the Anaheim Open 2018 and Pro League Stage 2.

CWL Pro League 2019 Broadcast Talent Caster Commentators Esports
Image source: MLG
Division B

eUnited and Splyce are at the top of the group due to their placements at the CWL Vegas Open. eUnited finished 2st place at Vegas while Splyce finished 3rd. Both teams had strong showings at the last event, and are favorites to top Division B. The other remaining teams are:

  • Team Envy
  • Enigma6
  • 100 Thieves
  • Team Heretics
  • ExcelerateGG
  • Overtime

All of the remaining six teams are returning from the Vegas Open. All had decent showings at the CWL Vegas with TE finishing 9th, 100 Thieves finishing 11th, ExcelerateGG placing 17th, TH placing 18th, OT placing 25th and Enigma6 at 30th. Although these places weren’t as competitive as Division A, these teams did well in the Qualifiers and will be bringing some much-needed competition to the group.

Rundown

eUnited has decent showings in the last 5 events, specifically 2nd place in Vegas, 4th place at the 2019 Championships and 3rd place at the Seattle 2018 Open. Splyce recently made headway by finishing 3rd at Vegas. They were the only team to go up 2-0 on OpTic Gaming, however, conceding 3 matches in a row to lose to OG. Both eUnited and Splyce are favorites in the group.

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Splyce Esports Rostr CWL Pro League 2019 Accuracy AquA Loony Temp Jurd

 

Given the placements at the last event in Vegas, and each team’s historic performance, Division A proves to be highly competitive and it won’t be an easy road for the two clinched teams; OpTic and Lumin. Division B looks to be a little clearer, however, nothing is written in stone and no team should be written off.

Official CWL 2019 Schedule Info
Call of Duty World League 2-19 Season Schedule Map Infographic
Image source: CODWorldLeague Twitter

During the first day at the CWL Vegas Open, Call of duty World League announced the final locations for the 2019 season. The locations will be in Fort Worth Texas and Anaheim California. The last location has yet to be determined as well as the date. However, it will be somewhere in the UK during May with the UK Event National Qualifier happening sometime in April.  The three events will be open events such as the layout in Vegas.

The CWL Fort Worth will take place from March 15 to March 17 with the Fort Worth National qualifier starting March 2. The last open will be in Anaheim during June 14 and 16 (Anaheim National qualifier happening June 1). The Finals will take place in July, with no details given at the moment. Although the layout is shown, there’s a lot of dots that need to be connected.

Online

The online 2Ks and 1Ks will start on Feb 10, 24 – March 3 and 10, April 7, May 12 and 26, and the last date on Jun 30.

The Call of Duty World League Championship 2019 will take place sometime in August, however, location and date have yet to be announced. This post will be updated once the information is presented.

eUnited James Clayton Eubanks Clayster Esports Call of Duty CWL
Image source: MLG
Upcoming Call of Duty Events

Call of Duty World League Fort Worth 

  • Venue: Fort Worth Convention Center, 1201 Houston Street, Fort Worth, TX
CWL Fort Worth 2019 Ticket Pass March 15 17 Team Passes Convention Center Esports
Image source: @CODWorldLeague

The General Admission is already opened the World League Fort Worth. The cost per ticket is $59.99 which is a general pass. The General Admission gives you access to three action-packed days and nights. Anyone who is aged 13 to 15 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Spectators aged 16 to 17 must present a signed parental consent form. No one under 13 is allowed at the venue. For tickets go here: https://store.majorleaguegaming.com/products/cwl-fort-worth-ga

The schedule for Fort worth is as follow:

Friday Schedule starts at 8:00 AM CT with the Check-In Open. At 10:00 AM CT, the Doors Open and Players enter & as well as General Admission holders. Noon CT is when Competition Begins which can be seen at https://Twitch.tv/Callofduty

Saturday and Sunday’s schedule is the same as Friday’s schedule.

Call of Duty Esports Format

The CWL Pro League 2019 format will be 5 versus 5 players. The CWL prize pool will increase to $6 million dollars which is the largest amount for Call of duty Esports. Players from around the world are allowed to participate in CWL events after region restrictions have been removed. There will also be a cross-divisional play.

Stayed tuned for more information on the CWL Pro League 2019 season. Game Life will be posting schedule, team rosters, updates and results.

Read Game Life on the GO: Follow us on Twitter @GameLifeHQ


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