How to watch CWL Championship 2019 \u2013 Multi-stream, brackets, schedule and more The finale of the 2019 Call of Duty World League season is finally upon us, and only one team will be crowned kings of Black Ops 4 at this year\u2019s $2 million CWL Champs tournament. After a long and intense season, the world\u2019s top 32 Call of Duty teams are gathering in Los Angeles, CA for the biggest tournament of the campaign, and of some, their entire lives. Sixteen of the teams are professionals, invited for having competed in this year\u2019s CWL Pro League, while the other sixteen are amateur teams having qualified by finishing in the top-16 of last month\u2019s CWL Finals Amateur Finals open bracket tournament. Below, you can find all of the information you\u2019ll need to follow the competition, including several livestreams, official format, schedule, pools, and more. CWL Championship General Info Location: Pauley Pavilion \u2013 Los Angeles, CA – Dates: August 14-18, 2019 – Prize Pool: $2,000,000 – Total Teams: 32 – Game Types and Maps: Hardpoint: Arsenal, Frequency, Gridlock, Hacienda, Seaside – Search and Destroy: Arsenal, Frequency, Gridlock, Hacienda, Payload – Control: Arsenal, Frequency, Gridlock, Seaside – – How to watch the 2019 CWL Championship CoD Champs will be livestreamed on all of Call of Duty\u2019s official Twitch channels, which we\u2019ve included below for your convenience. ALPHA Watch live video from Call of Duty on www.twitch.tvCWL Championship 2019 brackets With the pool play phase now over, the Championship Bracket for Champs is set, featuring the 16 teams that managed to finish in the top two spots of their respective groups. You can check out both the Winners and Losers Brackets here, which will be updated live throughout the course of the weekend. CWL Championship 2019 day five schedule and scores Here is the full schedule and scores for all of the CWL Champs action on August 18. For previous days\u2019 results, check out PREVIOUS RESULTS section below the Pools. AUGUST 17 \u2013 CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY CWL Championship 2019 final placements The full list of final placements and prize split can be seen by visiting our CoD Champs 2019 Final Placements hub, which will be updated live throughout the tournament as more teams get eliminated over the weekend. CWL Championship 2019 Pool Play There are eight Pools in total, each composed of four teams. The top two seeded teams are from the CWL Pro League, based on their final placement at CWL Finals, and the bottom two seeds are amateur teams, also grouped based on their own finish in the Amateur Finals tournament. In each pool, all four teams will play against each other once. Once every team has played their three matches, the top two teams will advance to the Knockout Stage of the tournament, while the bottom two teams will be eliminated. (GREEN) = advanced to Knockout Stage; (RED) = eliminated from Champs POOL A POOL B POOL C POOL D POOL E POOL F POOL G POOL H Previous days\u2019 results Here are all of the scores from the earlier action at Champs. AUGUST 14 \u2013 POOL PLAY DAY ONE (RECAP) AUGUST 15 \u2013 POOL PLAY DAY TWO AUGUST 16 \u2013 KNOCKOUT STAGE DAY ONE (RECAP) AUGUST 17 \u2013 KNOCKOUT STAGE DAY TWO (RECAP) CWL Championship 2019 rosters This page was last updated on August 18, 2019 at 7:30 PM EST.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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