Call of Duty is one of the world’s best-selling franchises and has gained a huge fanbase since being launched in 2003. Esports teams across the globe take part in Call of Duty Tournaments, where some of the most accomplished teams and players compete against each other for a substantial cash prize and all the bragging rights that come with it.
These tournaments take serious skill, so it’s no wonder they are watched by gaming fans everywhere. Midnite COD Betting can tell you everything you need to know about the upcoming matches, competitions, and odds, so you can give yourself the chance of winning a bit of cash.
Call Of Duty League
One of the most popular games in esports, as well as in homes across the globe, Call of Duty has its own esports league, that is highly competitive, and comes with high stakes. The league itself features global teams representing America and Europe, some of which include Atlanta, Dallas, Paris, and Toronto, who were some of the first teams to be announced when the league began in 2019. After this, a few more cities were announced, such as Los Angeles, and London.
During the season, the league events are hosted in the team’s home cities, with event weekends taking place like the Call of Duty League Midseason weekend, and the Call of Duty League Championship weekend. The league has recently updated the way that it is scored and played, with each home series game featuring eight teams, that then go on to earn points throughout the season. The more points, the more likely to qualify for the season-ending playoffs.
Major 3 results
Going into the Major 4 tournament, it is worth having a look back on the results of Major 3 so we can get a better idea of who might be about to come out on top. Seattle Surge stormed to the top of the Major 3 championships in Toronto at the start of this month, beating Atlanta FaZe to the winning spot, who took second place prize. Third place was taken by the home team, Toronto Ultra and forth by the Los Angeles Thieves.
Who are the favourites?
The teams that dominated in Major 3 will all be ones to watch as we move into the Major 4 Tournament, so let’s take a closer look at some of the favourites that will be in action over the next month.
Seattle Surge
Seattle shocked in the previous tournament when they went on to beat some of the top teams in the league and take home the win in Toronto, and the Surge is set to continue. They face Paris Legion in the Major 4 qualifiers, who have been less than impressive, and desperately trying to claw back some type of victory. In the past, Paris have been no match for Seattle Surge, who went on to beat them 3 maps to 1 when they faced off in Major 3. A win over Paris should be an easy task once again for Seattle Surge.
OpTic Texas
OpTix are moving through the tournament off the back of a home win in Major 1. The team have given it their best throughout the tournament, but since their win in Texas, they seem to have found it more difficult when it comes to big events. There have been injuries within the team too, making it more challenging with the loss of one of the best Call of Duty players in the League, iLLey. This setback could have a negative impact on OpTic as they head into Major 4.
New York Subliners
The New York Subliners have slipped down the odds-on favourites for the upcoming Major 4 Tournament, struggling with the hand they’ve been dealt throughout the year. In Major 3, they crashed out against Seattle Surge and London Royal Ravens – and with the tournament taking place in their home city next month at the King’s Theatre in New York, the Subliners are not set to make a comeback just yet, with a 16/1 chance of winning.
