All CoD Mobile World Championship 2020 winners: final results ActivisionThe Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship 2020 regional finals have wrapped up as all eight champions have now been crowned. We\u2019ve got you covered with a complete rundown on the results from each region. [jwplayer KfbNyXWJ] After millions of players competed in CoD Mobile\u2019s early qualification stages for the chance at earning a spot in the World Championship, only the top eight teams were left standing in each region. The final stage of the CoD Mobile\u2019s Champs regional finals saw teams battling it out in eight different regions to determine the best of the best. Only one squad from every location could walk away as the winner and punch their ticket to the $750K global finals prior to its cancellation. Instead, all teams will simply be handed an even split of that prize money. When were the CoD Mobile World Championship regional finals? CoD Mobile\u2019s 2020 regional playoffs were held across eight separate regions. It all started with the Korean finals on August 7 as other regions followed weeks later. While some kicked off well ahead of others, it all came to a close with the NA finals on October 25. Below is a full list of dates for when each region crowned its overall champions. South Korea: Aug 7 \u2013 Aug 8 – Vietnam: Sept 4 \u2013 Sept 6 – Japan: Sept 26 \u2013 Sept 27 – Latin America: Sept 26 \u2013 Sept 27 – Eastern Europe & Asia: Sept 26 \u2013 Sept 27 – Garena: Sept 28 \u2013 Oct 4 – Western Europe: Oct 17 \u2013 Oct 18 – North America: Oct 24 \u2013 Oct 25 – https:\/\/twitter.com\/PlayCODMobile\/status\/1306019970413862912 How to rewatch CoD Mobile Champs 2020 All of the matches will be broadcasted on CoD Mobile\u2019s official YouTube channel, although it is worth noting that there were also native streams for the Japan and Latin America Playoffs. Players were also able to earn in-game rewards by simply watching the final stages of the 2020 World Championship through the CoD Mobile app on the selected dates. CoD Mobile Champs 2020 North America results (Top 8) CoD Mobile Champs 2020 Western Europe results (Top 8) CoD Mobile Champs 2020 Latin America results (Top 8) CoD Mobile Champs 2020 Eastern Europe & Asia results (Top 8) CoD Mobile Champs 2020 Japan results (Top 5) CoD Mobile Champs 2020 Garena results (Top 6) CoD Mobile Champs 2020 South Korea results (Top 8) CoD Mobile Champs 2020 Vietnam results (Top 8) CoD Mobile Champs 2020 Prize Pool When announcing the 2020 CoD Mobile World Championship, Activision revealed that they would also be offering $1 million dollars in prizing spread across each stage of the event. While a chunk of the prize pool had already been given away during the qualification stage, there was still plenty for the final teams to compete for. All eight regions had a unique prize pool but the global finals were supposed to be for the real lion\u2019s share. $750,000 was meant to be on offer as the eight winning teams did battle at an undisclosed date. However, before we could get to these global finals, CoD Mobile\u2019s developers called things off. Due to the ongoing global crisis, it simply wasn\u2019t feasible to host such an event. As a result, all eight regional champs will be handed an even split of the prize pool.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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