All participating teams in the MW3 tournament in Esports World Cup 2024

The MW3 tournament in the Esports World Cup 2024 will see 16 teams from the biggest esports organizations around the globe in a thrilling Call of Duty multiplayer mode showdown. These groups will compete for a $1.8 million prize pool in a four-day event starting August 15, 2024.

The Esports World Cup has previously announced eleven invited teams to join the tournament, mostly coming from Call of Duty's premier tournament, Call of Duty League. This time, we now have the complete list of the participating teams including the qualifiers from MENA and Challenger teams.

All teams in the MW3 tournament in Esports World Cup 2024

There are 16 teams set to compete in the upcoming MW3 tournament in Esports World Cup 2024. 11 of these teams have been invited to the event, while four groups came from the Challenger series. Meanwhile, the last slot for the event is given to the winner of the MENA Qualifiers.

The EWC has finally announced the full list of teams for the tournament. Check the list below for more information:

OpTic Gaming
Cloud9
Atlanta FaZe
Toronto Ultra
Las Vegas Legion
100 Thieves
Boston Breach
Team Heretics
Carolina Royal Ravens
G2 Esports
Seattle Surge
Lore Gaming (Challengers)
Team Bance (Challengers)
FC Stallions (Challengers)
Team Falcons (Challengers)
Houston Spartans (MENA)

All groups in the MW3 tournament in Esports World Cup 2024

With the teams finally complete for the upcoming tournament, EWC has announced the group seeding for the teams.

The Group Stage will have four groups composed of four teams each.

Group A: OpTic Gaming, Las Vegas Legion, Carolina Royal Ravens, OMiT Brooklyn
Group B: Cloud9, Seattle Surge, G2 Esports, Gentle Mates
Group C: Toronto Ultra, Team Heretics, Boston Breach, FC Stallions
Group D: 100 Thieves, Atlanta FaZe, Team Falcons, Lore Gaming

The two-day Group stage starts on August 15, 2024. Qualifying teams will advance to the Playoffs on August 17-19, 2024.

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