Activision Blizzard recently revealed some key details about the upcoming Call of Duty League, including the addition of several new events for amateur teams to compete in.<\/p>\n
The decision to implement a home\/away format for the inaugural CoD League season was aired back in August<\/a>, and the company confirmed on Friday, October 18 that it would go ahead as planned.<\/p>\n Each of the 12 franchised teams will host two multi-day competitions in their respective home cities during the regular season, with one of each taking place during summer and spring splits of 2020 season.<\/p>\n CoD League 2020 will also host a Midseason Weekend event between the two splits, where all 12 teams will be present.<\/p>\n Furthermore, all host cities will be given an option to host additional events during their home series, including amateur open-bracket competitions. Those will serve as an opportunity for amateur CoD esports<\/a> teams and players to show off their skills as they look to climb their way into the professional scene.<\/p>\n The amateur tournaments will be a part of the Call of Duty Challengers series, which serves as a recognised ‘path-to-pro’ competition.<\/p>\n Presenting Call of Duty Challengers, the official amateur competition for Call of Duty esports. Learn how you can participate and start on the path to pro. https:\/\/t.co\/ZkGGgx0o8X<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/UFPzUQBuXq<\/a><\/p>\n — Call of Duty League (@CODLeague) October 18, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n