Betting on Call of Duty eSports games

Q: 💶 How to bet on Call of Duty?

First of all, sign up with this eSport bookmaker . Deposit euros and you can bet on the next Call of Duty games.

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eSports and Call of Duty, it's a long love story! Indeed, the game license of Call of Duty first-person shooters now seems indistinguishable from the eSports world. If Call of Duty is one of the most popular names among the general public, it is because of its particularly effective recipe. The first opus of the license, released in 2003, gave rise to a sequel in 2005. Since then, Activision has released a new Call of Duty every year, the latest being Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.

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How to bet on Call of Duty?

First of all, sign up with this eSport bookmaker. Deposit euros and you can bet on the next games of Call of Duty.

Where to register to bet on a Call of Duty game?

You must use this eSport operator to bet on Call of Duty.

Is it possible to bet in live?

Generally, eSport operators allow live betting, if the competition is big enough.

What are the requirements for betting on eSports?

You must be of legal age and not be prohibited from gambling.

Call of Duty among the behemoths of the industry

Call of Duty is a must-have eSports license. On a competitive level, this first-person shooter pits teams of five players against each other in a variety of maps and game modes. Team deathmatch, capture flags, search and destroy, squads have plenty to do! Interestingly, like FIFA and Rocket League, Call of Duty is one of the few eSports games that can be played with a controller on a console!

Since 2011, most professional Call of Duty players have come from the United States, Europe and Australia. The period between 2011 and 2014 saw the rise of future stars of the sport, including FaZe Clan and OpTic Gaming, who have millions of fans around the world. Note that after its golden age, the Call of Duty license has gradually lost interest. But the inclusion of a Battle Royale mode in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 suggests a return of CoD to the forefront in 2020.

Aware that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is a well-received title in the community, publisher Activision hopes to soon reclaim its top spot in the eSports scene. To do so, Activision has set about creating a franchise league based on the Overwatch League, which is itself inspired by the NBA and the NFL. The idea is to attach teams to cities. The price for a franchise has been set at $25 million by the publisher.

Competitive Game Information:

Official website: callofdutyleague.com
Upcoming tournaments: callofdutyleague.com
Esport Community: Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat
Live & replays: Twitch, Youtube
Betting info: e-press24.com

Call of Duty : une ligue eSport « fermée » à partir de 2020

While Call of Duty hasn't really been a mainstay of eSports for a few years, the first Black Ops 4 tournaments have shown encouraging results. It remains to be seen whether franchise owners will agree to pay $25 million to participate in a "closed" league stamped CoD. The league is scheduled for 2020, but it should be of interest to owners of franchises in the Overwatch League. Recall that the Pro League, the current championship on the Call of Duty license, ended in July 2019. It included sixteen teams among which was a French team: Overtime, led by Wailers "Wailers" Locart.

The Call of Duty eSports scene is still dominated by North America, although four European teams are now playing in the Pro League, including the Spanish team Heretics, whose career is very similar to that of the Tricolores. In any case, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 has given a new impetus to the professional competitive scene, which had been in decline for several seasons; this is a good thing for CoD.