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Here's the official word from Activision & Slegehammer Games:
With less than a month until the release of Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare, Call of Duty eSports fans now have another date to add to their calendar. On November 28-30, Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare will make its eSports LAN debut with the MLG 25k Open Series Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Tournament in Columbus, Ohio. 140 teams will compete in this inaugural event for $25,000 in prizes, 25,000 MLG Pro Points, and four spots in Season 1 of the MLG Pro League.
While the money and Season 1 spots have their obvious benefits, the MLG Pro Point earnings are not to be overlooked. With Pro Points totals resetting at the release of Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare, every player and team will need to reestablish themselves as the top ranked competitors in the world.
Immediately following the tournament, the MLG Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare Pro League will kickoff with Season 1 action. 12 professional teams will battle it out in daily matches streamed live on MLG.tv. This will be one of the most competitive seasons yet, with $75,000 in prizes and $96,000 in guaranteed payments to be decided.
While the money and Season 1 spots have their obvious benefits, the MLG Pro Point earnings are not to be overlooked. With Pro Points totals resetting at the release of Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare, every player and team will need to reestablish themselves as the top ranked competitors in the world.
Immediately following the tournament, the MLG Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare Pro League will kickoff with Season 1 action. 12 professional teams will battle it out in daily matches streamed live on MLG.tv. This will be one of the most competitive seasons yet, with $75,000 in prizes and $96,000 in guaranteed payments to be decided.
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