Call of Duty League announces full schedule for 2023 MW2 season
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Call of Duty League 2023 season schedule
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Call of Duty League announces full schedule for 2023 MW2 season

The full schedule has been revealed
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Joey Carr
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Published: Sep 20, 2022 03:25 pm

The Call of Duty League announced the full schedule for the 2023 Modern Warfare 2 season on Tuesday. The league released a short, three-minute video that explains the upcoming season’s schedule, which includes the dates and locations of the major events.

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In 2023, we’ll see the return of five major events, all hosted in different locations. However, perhaps the biggest aspect of this reveal is the start date for the Modern Warfare 2 season. Following a huge community outcry, the 2023 CDL season will begin on Dec. 2, 2022, just 35 days after MW2 launches. This was arguably the community’s biggest request, and the league has finally listened. In the past, the CDL seasons would begin in February, which most agreed was far too late and didn’t capitalize on the hype from a new Call of Duty game.

Now, professional players will only have a month to get ready for league play. On Dec. 2, all 12 CDL teams will participate in online qualifiers. This will likely take the same format as last season. Then, on Dec. 15-18, teams will fly out to Raleigh, North Carolina for Major I, which also happens to be a Pro-Am event. This means that both professional and amateur teams will compete against one another to become Major I champions. Amateur teams that don’t initially qualify for the Pro-Am will still be able to participate in the Challengers Open, which takes place on Dec. 16-18 at Major I. Major I holds a total prize pool of $500,000. CDL Points are also on the line for the competing teams.

After Major I takes place in Raleigh, the CDL will host four more major events. The hosts for those events are viewable below. We don’t yet know the dates for these majors.

  • Major 2: Boston Breach
  • Major 3: OpTic Texas
  • Major 4: New York Subliners
  • Major 5: TBD
  • CDL Champs: TBD

Additional news surrounding the dates of majors and the locations of Major 5 and CDL Champs will come throughout the season.

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Joey Carr
Joey Carr is a full-time writer for multiple esports and gaming websites. He has 7+ years of experience covering esports and traditional sporting events, including DreamHack Atlanta, Call of Duty Championships 2017, and Super Bowl 53.
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