Nodwin Gaming announces to host its standalone “Call of Duty” mobile tournament for the first time which is called the “Call of Duty Mobile India Challenge 2020”. The tournament will offer a total prize pool of Rs 7,00,000. Nodwin also adds that matches will be live on Nodwin’s Gaming YouTube and Facebook Handles.
The latest esports tournament is coming at a time when PUBG India is making a comeback soon and Garena Free Fire has made a bond with Qualcomm for some tournaments with large prize pools. The Call of Duty will have matches under 5v5 and Battle Royale modes. The registrations are open for both the contests :
- Registration for 5v5 – 20 to 30 November
- Registration for Battle Royale – 20 November to 7 December.
The Qualifier Matches will be played on 2nd and 3rd December for 5v5 and on 9th and 10th December for Battle Royale. The finals for the Qualifier 1 round will begin on 4th December. The 5v5 mode finals will be held on 4th December while the finals of Battle Royale on 11th December.
These two contests will be displayed under the Qualifier 1 round. There will also be Qualifier 2 rounds for both contests.
The Qualifier 2 round for 5v5 mode will take place on 16th and 17th December while the Qualifier 2 round for Battle Royale will be held on 23rd and 24th December.
- Registration for 5v5 mode – Between 2nd and 14th December,
- Registration for Battle Royale mode – Between 9th and 20th December.
The final matches will be conducted on 18th December for the 5v5 mode and on 23rd December for the Battle Royale mode.
Prize Amount for Call of Duty Mobile Challenge
The prize amount for the “Call of Duty Mobile India Challenge” is Rs 7.2 lakh. The first prize will be given to the winner of the 5v5 mode is Rs 1,25,000, with a total share of Rs 2,35,000 from the net pool. An equal amount of money will be given to the winner of the Battle Royale mode. However, in addition to this amount, there will be several prizes for the player in this mode. The net share of the Battle Royale mode is going to be Rs 4,13,000.
Call of Duty Mobile India Challenge will also provide a live stream of current matches, including commentary and gameplay from the top players of India. These live streams will be available on the YouTube and Facebook channel through the official handle of Nodwin Gaming.
Akshat Rathee, the founder of Nodwin Gaming said, “Call of Duty Mobile India Challenge had its takers from the first day onwards and the number grew at a considerable pace in India. Our first-mobile esports showed a great deal of variety on the arrival.
A full-blown Call of Duty Mobile Challenge was long overdue, we heard the community and it eventually happened. We are glad to make this move and I’m sure this will be a wonderful platform for gamers to make a name for themselves.”
