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Almost a week after Qualcomm announced its e-sports tournament in India with Rs. 50 lakh prize pool, e-sports company Nodwin Gaming has announced its first-ever Call of Duty Mobile tournament.
The tournament, titled Call of Duty Mobile India Challenge 2020, offers a total prize pool of Rs. 7,20,000 (7.2 lakhs). The player with the highest number of kills will get a special Rs.3,000 reward. You can take a look at the distribution of prize money in the image below:
The company is offering a total of four cups for 5v5 and battle royale modes. It will have invitational and open matches in both game modes. The matches will get live-streamed on Nodwin Gaming’s YouTube and Facebook handles. Registrations for the matches are open until the 30th of November. If you’re interested, you can register from the official website.
There will be two qualifiers for both modes. Finals for the first 5v5 qualifier will be held on December 4, while the second qualifier’s finals will take place on 18th December. Meanwhile, finals for BR qualifiers 1 and 2 will be held on 11th December and 25th December respectively. Winners will move to the grand finals set to take place on the 28th of December.
“Call of Duty mobile had its takers from day 1, and the number grew at a substantial pace in India. Our mobile-first esports market grew diverse with its arrival. A full-blown CODM tournament was long overdue, we heard the community, and it eventually happened. We are glad to have made this move, and I’m sure this will be a wonderful platform for the gamers to make a name for themselves,” said Akshat Rathee, MD & Co-Founder, NODWIN Gaming.
Mobile gaming is such a huge market now and these league would offer a huge boost to this.
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