Call of Duty Mobile is one of the biggest mobile esports, with competitive action that rivals the Call of Duty League. This week we’ve got details of one of the biggest tournaments held every year, the CoD Mobile World Championship 2022. This is an international event that brings together the best teams across the world to compete for a huge prize pool.
We’ve just gotten our first details of how this event is going to be run for this competitive season, this is what you need to know.
Call of Duty Mobile World Championship
Activision announced the format and details for the CoD Mobile World Championship 2022. This year’s version of the event is going to be the biggest so far. The event will begin early, with the first stages kicking off at the end of March. This is a tournament that is going to be running all the way through to December with the Grand Finals.
This year’s Mobile World Championship has to build on the game’s growth in recent years. However, the impact of the pandemic over the last few years have meant that there wasn’t a global final last year. CoD Mobile has grown a lot since its last big final, the 2022 version is going to be a good test of just how much bigger the game has gotten.
The event is going to feature a prize pool of over $2 million, a huge sum for a mobile esports game. This is going to be the big prize after an entire year’s worth of events though. This is how the tournament is going to run:
CoD Mobile World Championship 2022 Format
The World Championship kicks off with Stage One and Two. These are going to be held in March and April for Stage 1, then May for 2. Stage One is Solo Play. These are four in-game online qualifiers. They’ll be running every weekend for four weeks. Players compete in 10 ranked multiplayer matches. If they can earn 60 points then they move on through to Stage Two.
Things move through to Regional Qualifiers once this completes. This will see teams competing in local regions to earn their spots in the overall competition. The top players move into the regional playoffs. The regions for this stage are Latin America, North America, Europe, India, and Japan. These will be when things really start to get tight, with a lot of the top players being grouped together. These quali
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