2019 CWL Pro League
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Miami, Florida, United States
| 2019 | |
| Tournament information | |
|---|---|
| Sport | Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 |
| Location | Columbus, Ohio, United States Miami, Florida, United States |
| Dates | 4 February 2019–July 2019 |
| Administrator | Activision |
| Host(s) | Major League Gaming |
| Venue(s) | MLG Arena in Columbus, Ohio Miami Beach Convention Center |
| Teams | 16 |
| Purse | $2,400,000 |
| Final positions | |
| Champions | eUnited |
| Runner-up | Gen.G esports |
| MVP | Chris "Simp" Lehr |
The 2019 CWL Pro League was the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 league on PlayStation 4 which took place from February through July, 2019.[1]
Tiebreakers
The 2019 CWL Global Pro League will consist of a single stage, with 16 teams from North America, Europe and the APAC region participating. The 16 teams will be split into 2 different divisions. Unlike previous years, teams will also play against teams from the other division. Teams will be able to make changes to their roster throughout the season, with matches being broadcast on Monday through Thursday. The top teams will qualify for the CWL Finals.[1]
In the event of two or more teams having the same win–loss record at the conclusion of the Regular Season, final placing will be determined via tiebreaker rules. Tiebreaker rules in order:[2]
- Head to head match win percentage (Matches won vs tied teams / matches played vs. tied teams)
- Head to head game win percentage (Games won vs tied teams / games played vs. tied teams)
- Divisional match win percentage (Matches won vs same division teams / matches played vs same division teams)
- Divisional game win percentage (Games won vs same division teams / games played vs same division teams)
- Overall game win percentage (overall games won / overall games played)
If these tiebreakers cannot break a tie, the tied teams will be scheduled to play a best-of-five round-robin tiebreaker. A coin-flip will determine which team will act as home and away for pick ban process. After each team has played all other tied Teams in the tiebreaker, their records of games won and games lost will be used to break the tie.
If there is a tie involving more than two teams and a tiebreaker resolved the tie for a team(s), but leaves at least two teams tied, the tie(s) that remains will be broken by starting over with the Head to Head Match winning percentage tiebreaker.
Pro League
16 teams from around the world will participate in the CWL Pro League. The top four teams from CWL Las Vegas will automatically qualify for the CWL Pro League while teams placing 5th - 32nd will fight for the remaining 12 CWL Pro League spots, at a qualification event that will take place in January at the MLG Arena in Columbus, Ohio.[1][3]
Qualified teams
| OpTic Gaming (1st) |
| eUnited (2nd) |
| Splyce (3rd) |
| Luminosity Gaming (4th) |
| Enigma6 (Pool A) |
| Team Envy (Pool B) |
| Midnight Esports (Pool C) |
| Evil Geniuses (Pool D) |
| Team Reciprocity (Pool A) |
| Team Heretics (Pool B) |
| 100 Thieves (Pool C) |
| UYU (Pool D) |
| Excelerate Gaming (WB) |
| Team Space (WB) |
| Red Reserve (LB) |
| Overtime eSport (LB) |