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OpTic Gaming win the first NA CWL 2K tournament for Call of Duty: WWII

Splyce won the EU 2K, while Mindfreak emerged victorious in the APAC tournament.
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Published: Nov 13, 2017 10:32 am

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Sunday was an action-packed day of WWII gameplay, as the first Call of Duty World League 2,000 series tournaments were held in all three regions.

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In fact, the NA CWL 2K didn’t end until roughly 7am ET on Monday—after starting at 12pm ET on Sunday.

These online 2K tournaments are crucial because they award CWL pro points, which will be used to seed teams at CWL LAN events. So the initial 2K tournaments yesterday were extremely important to set the tone for the beginning of the competitive WWII season.

Related: The schedule for the 2018 Call of Duty World League season has been revealed

Unsurprisingly, the top seed won the 2Ks in all three regions.

OpTic Gaming emerged victorious in the NA CWL 2K, sweeping Luminosity in the grand finals. With the addition of Thomas “Tommey” Trewren, Splyce’s new roster defeated Red Reserve to win the EU CWL 2K. In the APAC CWL 2K, Mindfreak took down Cody “Excite” Rugolo’s team 3-2 to win the online tournament. With their victories, each player on OpTic, Splyce, and Mindfreak earned 2,000 CWL pro points.

Arcitys gets a one-vs-four ninja defuse against Enigma6 in the NA CWL 2K.

Due to the importance of these 2Ks, many teams chose not to stream their matches. But after an extremely long day of Call of Duty action, we now know which teams currently have the most CWL pro points in their respective regions.

Another round of 2K tournaments will be held next Sunday (Nov. 19), where more teams will look for an opportunity to increase their pro points prior to the 2018 CWL Dallas Open, which kicks off on Dec. 8.

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Justin Binkowski
Dot Esports Editor. I primarily play, watch, and write about Call of Duty but can also occasionally be found feeding the enemy ADC in League of Legends. I have been following competitive Call of Duty since 2011 and writing about it since 2015.
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