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Call of Duty League 2023 Schedule

Information for the Call of Duty League 2023 season, including CDL schedule, rosters, teams, predictions and how to watch

By Phoebe Dua

30 Nov 2022

The Call of Duty League is the global professional franchised Call of Duty league operated by Activision. With multiple events throughout 2023 building towards the end of year championship, the battles for each tournament trophy within the CDL are all important.


Call of Duty League 2023 Game And Format

While the 2022 season took place on Vanguard, Modern Warfare II is the game Call of Duty League 2023 will be played on for the entire year. This season will continue being 4v4 mode, while best-of-five will be used for the majority of series’ outside of grand finals that will be played as best-of-seven. Majors will contain Double Elimination brackets throughout.


Call of Duty League results convert into CDL Points throughout 2023. Major placements and wins in the group stage provide different point values. Each group stage victory gives a team 10 CDL Points, while there is a descending number for where a team ends each event. These points determine which top eight teams will qualify for the 2023 Championship.


  • 65 CDL Points for 1st
  • 50 CDL Points for 2nd
  • 40 CDL Points for 3rd
  • 30 CDL Points for 4th
  • 20 CDL Points for 5th-6th
  • 10 CDL Points for 7th-8th
  • 0 CDL Points for 9th-12th

Call of Duty League 2023 Schedule

The Call of Duty League 2023 Schedule includes online qualifiers and LAN tournaments for five Majors and the Playoffs and main Championship 2023 event. The season will begin with the Opening Weekend in December before concluding in the latter half of the year.


As stated on the official Call of Duty League website, for this season, the qualifier weeks will consist of three weeks of online gameplay, with each team playing five games. Those three weeks will determine the seeding for the LAN matches at team-hosted major tournaments. The only Major that will differ from this is Major I at the Raleigh Convention Center, as there will be only two weeks of qualifiers with teams playing four matches each.


Major I will also see 16 teams rather than 12, as the Major I qualifier will see the top 3 teams from North America and Europe Challengers qualifiers and the winning teams from Asia Pacific and Latin America Challengers qualifiers compete for four spots in the main event Group Stage. The losing teams will compete in Challengers Open.


The full schedule and list of events for Call of Duty League 2023 is below:


Major I - League Hosted

  • Dec 2–11 - Online Qualifiers
  • Dec 15–18 - LAN Tournament

Major II - Boston Breach

  • Jan 13–29 - Online Qualifiers
  • Feb 2–5 - LAN Tournament

Major III - OpTic Texas

  • Feb 17–Mar 5 - Online Qualifiers
  • March 9–12 - LAN Tournament

Major IV - New York Subliners

  • March 24–April 9 - Online Qualifiers
  • April 13–16 - LAN Tournament

Major V - Toronto Ultra

  • May 5–21 - Online Qualifiers
  • May 25–28 - LAN Tournament

The date of the Call of Duty League 2023 Playoffs and Championships are still to be announced by the league at a later date. Based on the 2022 schedule, we can expect the playoff portion of the 2023 CDL Champs to take place in early August 2023.


Call of Duty League 2023 Teams

There are 12 partner teams within the Call of Duty League franchise for 2023. The four team-hosted Majors throughout Call of Duty League 2023 will be hosted by Boston Breach, OpTic Texas, New York Subliners and Toronto Ultra.


  • Atlanta FaZe
  • Boston Breach
  • Florida Mutineers
  • Las Vegas Legion
  • London Royal Ravens
  • Los Angeles Guerrillas
  • Los Angeles Thieves
  • Minnesota RØKKR
  • New York Subliners
  • OpTic Texas
  • Seattle Surge
  • Toronto Ultra

The rosters and background for each Call of Duty League team:


Atlanta FaZe | owned by Atlanta Esports Ventures

  • aBeZy
  • Cellium
  • Simp
  • SlasheR
  • Classic (substitute)
  • Crowder (coach)
  • RJ (coach)
  • Easy Mac (analyst)
  • x2Pac ThuGLorD (analyst)

Boston Breach | owned by Oxygen Esports and Kraft Sports and Entertainment

  • Methodz
  • Nero
  • Vivid
  • Owakening
  • Beans (substitute)
  • Zed (coach)
  • Joshh (coach)

Florida Mutineers | owned by Misfits Gaming

  • MajorManiak
  • Havok
  • Brack
  • Vikul
  • Davpadie (substitute)
  • Willett (coach)

Las Vegas Legion | owned by c0ntact Gaming, LLC

  • Temp
  • Clayster
  • Prolute
  • TJHaLy
  • Theory (coach)

London Royal Ravens | owned by ReKTGlobal

  • Nastie
  • Zer0
  • PaulEhx
  • Asim
  • Skrapz (substitute)
  • Dominate (coach)

Los Angeles Guerrillas | owned by Koenke Sports & Entertainment

  • Huke
  • Neptune
  • Spart
  • Arcitys
  • MarkyB (coach)
  • Mayhem (coach)
  • Arian (analyst)

Los Angeles Thieves | owned by 100 Thieves

  • Drazah
  • Kenny
  • Octane
  • Envoy
  • JKap (coach)
  • ShAnE (coach)

Minnesota RØKKR | owned by WISE Ventures, LLC

  • Attach
  • Bance
  • Cammy
  • Afro
  • Fame (substitute)
  • Saintt (coach)
  • Loony (coach)
  • alexdotzip (analyst)

New York Subliners | owned by NYXL

  • HyDra
  • KiSMET
  • Skyz
  • Priestahh
  • WarDy (substitute)
  • DREAL (coach) Sender (coach)

OpTic Texas | owned by OpTic Gaming

  • Shotzzy
  • Scump
  • Dashy
  • iLLeY
  • Rambo (coach)
  • JP Krez (analyst)

Seattle Surge | owned by Enthusiast Gaming and Canucks Sports & Entertainment

  • Accuracy
  • Mack
  • Sib
  • Pred
  • Fenix (coach)
  • Karsen (analyst)

Toronto Ultra | owned by OverActive Media

  • CleanX
  • Insight
  • Scrappy
  • Standy
  • Flux (coach)

Where are Paris Legion, Dallas Empire, OpTic Chicago, OpTic Gaming LA and Chicago Huntsmen?

For anyone who hasn’t watched previous seasons of the Call of Duty League, you may be wondering if Paris Legion, Dallas Empire, OpTic Chicago or LA or Chicago Huntsmen are involved in the circuit.


OpTic Gaming Los Angeles was the fresh face for the Green Wall heading into the original Call of Duty League. 100 Thieves would go on to take their slot, while HECZ reacquired the OpTic brand in November 2020. The Chicago Huntsmen were then transformed into OpTic Chicago.


A merger between OpTic Gaming and Dallas Empire, run by Envy Gaming, Inc, saw the creation of OpTic Texas heading into the 2022 season.


c0ntact Gaming moved the Paris Legion team to Las Vegas on 12th September 2022, with Call of Duty League 2023 being the debut for the team with the new name.


How To Watch Call of Duty League 2023

To watch CDL 2023 matches, they are broadcast exclusively on YouTube. However, players and Call of Duty content creators often stream their POVs from events on their individual Twitch channels too.


How To Bet On CDL

Midnite lets fans bet on Call of Duty, in CDL matches and other events. Also read our guide to making CDL betting predictions.

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