Hey, Call of Duty fans! Brace yourselves, because from November 9 to November 26, 2023, the Call Of Duty Mobile Fall Invitational is bringing the heat with twelve Asian teams battling it out. They’re all gunning for a piece of the hefty $54,681 prize pool – that’s a whole lot of in-game cash and bragging rights!
Allocated based on performance; each of the 12 participating teams receives a share.
Number of Teams
12 Asian teams
Team Invitations
1 Indian team, 2 Japanese teams, 5 Chinese teams, 4 Southeast Asian teams from the Garena region
Notable Teams
Qing Jiu Club (China), Wolves (China)
Match Format
Best-of-five format, Single Round Robin
Playoff Qualification
Top four players from each group
Recent Achievements
Qing Jiu Club won China Call of Duty Masters Season 6
Table of Contents
The Battle Grounds: Online and In-Person
The Group Stage Goes Digital
All the group stage action will be streaming online, so you can catch your favorite teams from the comfort of your own gaming chair.
Beijing Awaits the Best
The best of the best will be heading to Beijing, China, for the playoffs. It’s there that the ultimate winner will walk away with a cool $17,360.
Prize Money: Everyone Gets a Cut
Every team that’s thrown into the fray will get a share of the loot based on their performance. So, even if they don’t snag the top spot, they won’t leave empty-handed.
Teams from All Over Asia
A Diverse Roster
This year’s event is pretty special with one Indian team joining the fray alongside two teams from Japan and a dominant five teams from China. Four teams from the Garena region in Southeast Asia are also stepping up to the challenge.
Prize Pool Breakdown: The Spoils of War
Let’s talk numbers – the prize pool is divided up nicely among the top twelve teams. Here’s how the cash is dished out:
Place
Prize
1st
$17,387
2nd
$12,048
3rd
$6,434
…
…
12th
$1,506
Everybody wins something for their hard-fought battles.
The Competitors: Teams to Watch
We’ve got some heavy hitters this year. Qing Jiu Club, also known as Q9, just clinched the title at the China Call of Duty Masters Season 6 by taking down Wolves in the grand finals. Both these teams are looking like the ones to beat.
Game On: The Format
Every clash will follow a best-of-five format, ensuring plenty of action and nail-biting moments. The teams are seeded into two groups, and they’ll be duking it out in a Single Round Robin format. The top four from each group will then make their way to the playoffs.
