Call of Duty League 2024 Major 4 Final day: Grand final winner, prize money, and more

The Call of Duty League 2024 Major 4 has finally concluded, marking the end of the Major series this season. Defending CDL champions New York Subliners crawled out of the Elimination bracket to bag the tournament victory against Atlanta Faze in a best-of-seven grand final series. 2023 season MVP Paco "HyDra" Rusiewiez was awarded the Major 4 MVP for his stellar performance in the finals.

This article provides more details on the final day of the CDL 2024 Major 4.

Who won the Call of Duty League 2024 Major 3?

The reigning CDL champions, New York Subliners, bagged the Call of Duty League 2024 Major 4 title. The Grand Finals were played on June 30, 2024, in Burbank, California.

Heading to the tournament weekend, New York Subliners were placed 7th during the Qualifier round with a 4-3 record. Despite a shaky start in Major 4, the team improved in the Qualifiers and came to the main stage looking like a well-oiled machine.

The Subliners sent home tournament favorites Toronto Ultra during Round 4 of the Elimination bracket to advance to the Elimination Finals. Meanwhile, Atlanta FaZe remained flawless in the upper bracket, sending Los Angeles Guerrillas to the Elimination bracket Finals.

The New York-based squad swept Guerrillas in the Elimination bracket finals to advance to the Grand Finals. Atlanta FaZe were the clear favorites to win, but Subliners' teamwork made the upset possible. In the end, the team won 4-2.

The winning team comprises KiSMET, Skyz, Sib, and HyDra.

Who is the Finals MVP of the Call of Duty League 2024 Major 4?

CDL veteran Paco "HyDra" Rusiewiez was announced as the MVP in the Finals matchup against Atlanta FaZe. He is a 2023 CDL World champion and 2023 Season MVP. His clutch plays during the tournament, particularly his flawless synergy with KiSMET, earned him the title.

Call of Duty League 2024 Major 4 prize money

The CDL 2024 Major 4 has a prize pool of $375,000. The tournament winners earned $150,000 and 100 CDL points, while second-placed Atlanta FaZe went home with $90,000 and 75 points.

Here is the final breakdown of the Major 4 prize pool:

New York Subliners (100 CDL points) - $150,000
Atlanta FaZe (75 CDL points) - $90,000
Los Angeles Guerrillas (60 CDL points) - $60,000
Toronto Ultra (45 CDL points) - $30,000
Seattle Surge (30 CDL points) - $15,000
Los Angeles Thieves (30 CDL points) - $15,000
Miami Heretics (15) - $7,500
Las Vegas Legion (15) - $7,500
Carolina Royal Ravens (0)
OpTic Texas (0)
Minnesota ROKKR (0)
Boston Breach (0)

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