How to watch Call of Duty Mobile World Championship 2023
The Call of Duty Mobile World Championship 2023 is almost here, and after a long-winding season, it comes down to these last three days to see which team finishes as the world champion. It will emanate from the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia, from December 15 to 17.
Sixteen sides from across the globe, after fighting through regional and international events, will bring their best to this COD Mobile event with the aim of clinching the ultimate glory. This list includes three orgs from China, one from Japan, two from India, three from LATAM (including Mexico), two from Indonesia, three from North America, and two from Europe.
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Call of Duty Mobile World Championship 2023 Broadcasts
The action can be watched live on the official channels below:
Chinese fans can catch the live action on the game's official esports channels on Douyu and Huya, the stats for which Esports Charts readers can also access here. Of course, various prominent streamers will also be live broadcasting the games on their channels, so fans can head to their pages to see their schedule on the matchdays.
Moreover, tickets for this $1M prize pool tournament, which will be part of Dreamhack Atlanta, are also available for fans interested in watching the matches in person. For more details on the types of passes that readers can purchase, they can head here and here.
Of course, various prominent streamers will also be live broadcasting the games on their channels, so fans can head to their pages to see their schedule on the matchday.
What happened at the Call of Duty Mobile World Championship 2022?
The Call of Duty Mobile World Championship 2022, the maiden such effort in the discipline, boasted a record prize pool of $1.7M. Having been canceled in 2020 and then split into two segments — East Finals and West Finals, with each boasting $1M as the financial reward — due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was the first time a full-fledged world event took place.
In an all-NA Grand Final, Tribe Gaming beat Luminosity (ex-unDream) 4:3 to emerge as the first Call of Duty: Mobile world champion in history. It could only finish as the fifth-most popular competition in the discipline at that point, while it ended second among tournaments in the series.
Having partnered with ESL Faceit Group to host the 2023 and 2024 COD Mobile esports seasons, Activision will be hoping that this year's big-ticket tournament does much better than 2022. It will go a long way in confirming if a revamped format that consists of five stages over the entire year and a reduced prize pool for the World Championship were the correct way forward for a game still finding its feet in the esports scene.
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