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Results for online 2020 Call of Duty League Toronto Home Series

It's the last regular season event of the season.

The final tournament of the 2020 Call of Duty League regular season is officially here.

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The online 2020 Toronto Ultra Home Series kicked off today. This is the last chance for Call of Duty League teams to earn CDL Points before next month’s $4.6 million postseason begins.

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Since this is the last regular-season event of the year, it’s only fitting that all of the top four teams in the standings are competing this weekend. The Atlanta FaZe, Dallas Empire, and Florida Mutineers are even in the same group at the Toronto Home Series, forming one of the toughest pools of the season. The Chicago Huntsmen, on the other hand, are in Group A along with three teams in the bottom half of the standings.

Dallas most recently won the online London Home Series last weekend. But Florida, Atlanta, and Chicago will try to get back into championship-winning form before CoD Champs 2020.

Similar to all of the other Home Series tournaments this year, eight of the league’s 12 teams will compete at the Toronto Home Series. These franchises will be separated into two pools for group play to fight for four spots in the single-elimination bracket that will be used to determine the final Home Series champion of the inaugural Call of Duty League season.

Here are the results from the online 2020 Call of Duty League Toronto Home Series, updated with the most recent games on top.

Sunday, July 26

Atlanta FaZe vs. Toronto Ultra (Grand finals)

Toronto win 3-2

  • Gun Runner Hardpoint: 250-247 Toronto
  • Arklov Peak Search and Destroy: 6-0 Atlanta
  • Gun Runner Domination: 165-157 Toronto
  • St. Petrograd Hardpoint: 250-143 Atlanta
  • St. Petrograd Search and Destroy: 6-5 Toronto

Atlanta FaZe vs. OpTic Gaming Los Angeles (Bracket semifinals)

Atlanta win 3-0

  • St. Petrograd Hardpoint: 250-207 Atlanta
  • St. Petrograd Search and Destroy: 6-1 Atlanta
  • St. Petrograd Domination: 153-135 Atlanta

Toronto Ultra vs. Dallas Empire (Bracket semifinals)

Toronto win 3-1

  • Gun Runner Hardpoint: 250-247 Toronto
  • St. Petrograd Search and Destroy: 6-5 Toronto
  • Hackney Yard Domination: 196-123 Dallas
  • St. Petrograd Hardpoint: 250-244 Toronto

Saturday, July 25

Chicago Huntsmen vs. OpTic Gaming Los Angeles (Group A qualifier match)

OpTic win 3-1

  • Azhir Cave Hardpoint: 250-233 Chicago
  • Rammaza Search and Destroy: 6-5 OpTic
  • Hackney Yard Domination: 168-141 OpTic
  • Hackney Yard Hardpoint: 250-218 OpTic

Dallas Empire vs. Florida Mutineers (Group B qualifier match)

Dallas win 3-0

  • Gun Runner Hardpoint: 250-211 Dallas
  • Gun Runner Search and Destroy: 6-5 Dallas
  • Hackney Yard Domination: 164-142 Dallas

OpTic Gaming Los Angeles vs. Seattle Surge (Group A elimination match)

OpTic win 3-0

  • Gun Runner Hardpoint: 250-232 OpTic
  • Gun Runner Search and Destroy: 6-3 OpTic
  • Hackney Yard Domination: 160-145 OpTic

Florida Mutineers vs. Minnesota RØKKR (Group B elimination match)

Florida win 3-1

  • Azhir Cave Hardpoint: 250-244 Minnesota
  • Rammaza Search and Destroy: 6-3 Florida
  • Hackney Yard Domination: 186-132 Florida
  • Rammaza Hardpoint: 250-226 Florida

Chicago Huntsmen vs. Toronto Ultra (Group A qualifier match)

Toronto win 3-2

  • Rammaza Hardpoint: 250-228 Chicago
  • Gun Runner Search and Destroy: 6-5 Chicago
  • Hackney Yard Domination: 161-157 Toronto
  • St. Petrograd Hardpoint: 250-58 Toronto
  • Piccadilly Search and Destroy: 6-4 Toronto

Dallas Empire vs. Atlanta FaZe (Group B qualifier match)

Atlanta win 3-0

  • Gun Runner Hardpoint: 250-219 Atlanta
  • Gun Runner Search and Destroy: 6-5 Atlanta
  • Gun Runner Domination: 160-155 Atlanta

Friday, July 24

Toronto Ultra vs. OpTic Gaming Los Angeles (Group A)

Toronto win 3-2

  • Rammaza Hardpoint: 250-182 Toronto
  • Piccadilly Search and Destroy: 6-4 Toronto
  • Hackney Yard Domination: 158-148 OpTic
  • Hackney Yard Hardpoint: 250-208 OpTic
  • St. Petrograd Search and Destroy: 6-4 Toronto

Chicago Huntsmen vs. Seattle Surge (Group A)

Chicago win 3-1

  • Gun Runner Hardpoint: 250-201 Seattle
  • Gun Runner Search and Destroy: 6-5 Chicago
  • Hackney Yard Domination: 170-139 Chicago
  • St. Petrograd Hardpoint: 250-203 Chicago

Dallas Empire vs. Florida Mutineers (Group B)

Dallas win 3-2

  • Gun Runner Hardpoint: 250-127 Florida
  • Arklov Peak Search and Destroy: 6-1 Florida
  • Hackney Yard Domination: 159-154 Dallas
  • Rammaza Hardpoint: 250-215 Dallas
  • St. Petrograd Search and Destroy: 6-4 Dallas

Minnesota RØKKR vs. Atlanta FaZe (Group B)

Atlanta win 3-0

  • Rammaza Hardpoint: 250-237 Atlanta
  • Gun Runner Search and Destroy: 6-1 Atlanta
  • Gun Runner Domination: 173-158 Atlanta

This article will be updated until the Toronto Home Series ends on Sunday, July 26.


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