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Snapdragon Pro Series Reveal Latin America Call Of Duty: Mobile Series

ESL FACEIT Group revealed details for Year 2 of the Snapdragon Pro Series, including a Call Of Duty: Mobile expansion in Latin America.

Published Tue, 25 Apr 2023 12:49:10 -0500

by Gavin Sheehan

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ESL FACEIT Group announced this week that the Snapdragon Pro Series will officially launch a Latin America series for their Call Of Duty: Mobile tournaments. At the start of Year 2, the organization will be holding a new series over the course of 10 games with a prize pool of up to $2,575,000. Year 2 will also make it possible for even more long-time players and new competitors to battle it out, as they branch into a new market for competition. We have the details of what's to come below direct from the company.

Snapdragon Pro Series Reveals Latin America Call Of Duty: Mobile Series — Credit: ESL FACEIT Group

"For the first time, Latin American players will have an opportunity to compete on Samsung Galaxy devices in Call of Duty: Mobile, Garena Free Fire, Asphalt 9, and more as part of the Snapdragon Pro Series. With nearly a quarter of the world's mobile gamers based in Latin America, the program's expansion into the region is core to EFG and Qualcomm Technologies Inc.'s commitment to improving access to mobile esports. Year 2 will also introduce a partnership with Activision Publishing, Inc., bringing Call of Duty: Mobile to the Snapdragon Pro Series. The competition will continue to grow in Asia-Pacific, with expansions to the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and Garena Free Fire programs.

Snapdragon Pro Series Year 2

Brawl Stars: The Snapdragon Pro Series will become a point-earning circuit for European teams on the road to the Brawl Stars World Finals.
Call of Duty: Mobile: In partnership with Activision Publishing, Inc., Call of Duty: Mobile will become a Mobile Masters title and feature a USD $1.5 million prize pool during its first year as part of the Snapdragon Pro Series. The first season of the year will lead to the Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship, and the second season will conclude at Mobile Masters.
Free Fire: After a standout year for the program featuring some of the highest viewership of the Snapdragon Pro Series worldwide, Garena Free Fire will become a Mobile Masters title in Year 2 with a USD $200,000 prize pool.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang: Mobile Legends: Bang Bang will add a USD $150,000 event to its Snapdragon Pro Series circuit and become EFG's first-ever stand-alone stadium event for mobile esports.