Call Of Duty Mobile Masters gets $100k prize pool: Dates, format details and where to watch

Call of Duty Mobile Masters will be the road to glory for upcoming pro teams (image via Activision)
Call of Duty Mobile Masters will be the road to glory for upcoming pro teams (image via Activision)

Activision has amped up the Call of Duty Mobile competitive scene with a $100K infusion to the Call of Duty Mobile Masters competition.

The competition itself serves as a gateway for competitive teams to earn themselves a spot at the Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship 2021. The semi-invitational program will see 16 teams from North America as well as 16 teams from Europe compete for a $50k split of the prize pool and a spot at the world championships.

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$100k Call of Duty Mobile Masters to kick off on June 14th


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The tournament is set to take place between June 14th and July 12th. Matches will be held every Monday for 5 weeks, and they can be viewed on Call of Duty Mobile Esports' YouTube channel or Twitch channel.

Registration for the open qualifiers have begun and will end on May 30th.

Talking about the eligibility criteria and the basis on which invites are sent out, Activision had the following to say:

Teams that receive a direct invite to the program will be selected based on certain factors such as, but not limited to, placement at the 2020 Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship Regional Finals, recent tournament results, and current player standings. A full list of invited teams will be revealed at a later date.

The following teams have already been invited to the tournament as of now:

North America

  • Mayhem
  • Tribe Gaming
  • Truly
  • Turbulence

Europe

  • Aphelion eSports
  • Bunker Esports
  • Meseeks Mobile
  • Nova Esports
  • Singularity
  • Stamina
  • Tragik
  • White Dragon
  • Zenshu

Once the full roster has been finalized and the five-week competition has concluded, the top eight teams from each region will qualify for a spot at the Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship 2021 and a piece of the $50k prize pool.

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