Call Of Duty World League

Prize Money Awarded:

$11,107,484.32 From 61 Tournaments

Recorded Date Range:

2016-02-12 to 2019-08-10

The Call of Duty World League (abbreviated to CWL) is the primary league for Call of Duty esports owned by Activision and operated by Major League Gaming. The league debuted in 2016 with Call of Duty: Black Ops III, with a $2 million prize pool from the Call of Duty XP Championship 2016 at the end of the season. Prior to the creation of the CWL, previous end-of-season championship events (informally called "Champs") were played on the Microsoft Xbox One versions of the Call of Duty games.

The 2018 season for Call of Duty esports is played on Call of Duty: World War II for the Sony PlayStation 4 with a total of $4.2 million in prize money, with the Call of Duty Championship tournament at the end of the season awarding $1.5 million to the qualified teams.

Largest Prize Pools

	Tournament Name	Prize Money
1.	» CWL Pro League Finals 2019	$1,249,000.00
2.	» CWL Pro League 2019	$1,150,000.00
3.	» CWL Global Pro League 2017 - Stage 1	$700,000.00
4.	» CWL Global Pro League 2017 - Stage 2	$700,000.00
5.	» CWL Pro League 2018 - Stage 1	$700,000.00
6.	» CWL Pro League 2018 - Stage 2	$700,000.00
7.	» CWL Pro League 2019 Player Bonuses	$440,000.00
8.	» CWL Anaheim 2019	$325,000.00
9.	» CWL Fort Worth 2019	$325,000.00
10.	» CWL London 2019	$325,000.00
11.	» CWL Las Vegas Open 2018	$250,000.00
12.	» NA CWL Stage 1 Playoffs	$250,000.00
13.	» NA CWL Stage 2 Playoffs	$218,000.00
14.	» CWL Anaheim Open 2017	$200,000.00
15.	» CWL Anaheim Open 2018	$200,000.00
16.	» CWL Atlanta Open 2017	$200,000.00
17.	» CWL Atlanta Open 2018	$200,000.00
18.	» CWL Birmingham Open 2018	$200,000.00
19.	» CWL Dallas Open 2017	$200,000.00
20.	» CWL Dallas Open 2018	$200,000.00
21.	» CWL New Orleans Open 2018	$200,000.00
22.	» CWL Seattle Open 2018	$200,000.00
23.	» EU CWL Stage 1 Playoffs	$200,000.00
24.	» EU CWL Stage 2 Playoffs	$168,000.00
25.	» ANZ CWL Stage 1 Playoffs	$150,000.00

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Top Players

	Player ID	Player Name	Total (League)
1.	C6	Ian Porter	$283,164.38
2.	Scump	Seth Abner	$283,164.38
3.	Clayster	James Eubanks	$279,937.50
4.	FormaL	Matthew Piper	$278,976.88
5.	Karma	Damon Barlow	$275,539.38
6.	Octane	Sam Larew	$266,812.50
7.	Arcitys	Alec Sanderson	$259,375.00
8.	Prestinni	Preston Sanderson	$258,875.00
9.	Slasher	Austin Liddicoat	$253,812.50
10.	Slacked	Josiah Berry	$241,500.00
11.	Zer0	Trei Morris	$227,750.00
12.	Enable	Ian Wyatt	$216,687.50
13.	John	Johnathan Perez	$215,812.50
14.	Loony	Daniel Loza	$212,437.50
15.	Gunless	Pierce Hillman	$212,125.00
16.	JKap	Jordan Kaplan	$208,962.50
17.	ZooMaa	Tom Paparratto	$205,062.50
18.	Kenny	Kenneth Williams	$198,875.00
19.	Jurd	Jordan Crowley	$188,082.19
20.	TJHaly	Thomas Haly	$183,375.00
21.	Classic	Nicholas Di Costanzo	$166,000.00
22.	Priestahh	Preston Greiner	$161,250.00
23.	aBeZy	Tyler Pharris	$158,375.00
24.	Attach	Dillon Price	$157,587.50
25.	Accuracy	Lamar Abedi	$155,837.50

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Top Games

	Game Name	Prize Money
1.	» Call of Duty: Black Ops 4	$4,534,647.00
2.	» Call of Duty: WWII	$2,634,000.00
3.	» Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare	$2,294,981.38
4.	» Call of Duty: Black Ops III	$1,583,855.94
5.	» Call of Duty: Blackout	$60,000.00

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Online/LAN Breakdown

Location	Prize Money	% of Total
Online Only	$156,254.16	1.41%
Offline/LAN	$10,951,230.16	98.59%

Top Countries

	Country Name	Prize Money
1.	United States	$7,454,368.12
2.	United Kingdom	$1,895,200.72
3.	Canada	$664,239.38
4.	Australia	$435,527.78
5.	Ireland	$189,582.19
6.	Spain	$145,250.00
7.	France	$100,100.00
8.	Japan	$95,647.00
9.	New Zealand	$84,249.03
10.	Afghanistan	$67,750.00

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