Call of Duty: Mobile esports tournament gets underway next week

With coronavirus ongoing pandemic, many events have been canceled or postponed games, including tournaments Esports. Fortunately for fans of Esports, Activision Publishing has decided to start a new tournament with one of the best mobile games in 2019, Call of Duty: Mobile.Activision announced in the press release Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship 2020 tournament, presented by Sony. What is better is not an exclusive tournament for a pre-established Esports players, and almost all of the Call of Duty: Mobile players can register.

The tournament season will begin with the first phase on April 30 for Call of Duty eligible: Mobile player and will feature a prize pool of more than $ 1 million up for grabs. Gamer eligible Veteran or higher rank in multiplayer will be able to participate in an open four qualifiers, held every weekend from April 30 - a 24 May.

To keep things on a level playing field, the player will not be able to use an external input device such as a controller or mouse and keyboard (except for officials to make exceptions), or playing a game in which the desktop emulator. It is almost exclusively touchscreen tournament. In addition, our site 5mmo.com has a large quantity of safe Call of Duty Points For Sale.

To take part, click the "Sign Up" in the game and your first ten ranking matches will be used to determine your tournament points. If you reach 80 points in each weekend during the first phase, you qualify for the second stage. You will get a reward for signing up, progress through qualifying, and an additional prize if you qualify. They reward the qualification will be swapped every weekend, so even if you've been successful, it would be useful to re-examine. Details of Phase 2 will be shared at a later date through the official website.

Meanwhile, Esports continued to push forward during the pandemic progresses, with Call of Duty League restarted recently as online competitions and other large Esports find ways to operate while the staff and the players stuck working from home.