100 thieves will not participate in the Call of Duty competition in 2020

100 thieves, one of the most popular organizations Call of Duty esports, will not be competitive Cod next year, when the esport will adopt a franchise model.

The founder and former of the organization Call of Duty player Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag ad the news today. He revealed that 100 thieves would have no involvement in Cod esports next year, apparently eliminating a Path to Pro team.

"100 thieves will not be part of the competition Call of Duty next year, "said Nadeshot." We will not be part of the CDL, we will not have a team competing for our brand and, I would not say it's the end of my participation and the participation of 100 thieves in Call of Dutybut we will not be aligned. "

Nadeshot said the organization did not want to commit to the costs of buying a franchise league, in addition to the operational costs of commissioning a team. The league immediately adopts a "round-trip" model, in which individual teams will host opponents at their respective venues.

In addition, Nadeshot said the 100 Thieves mark was too important to move to the franchise league, which would require a league-specific branding, such as the Overwatch The league has done in recent years.

To date, nine franchise sites have been announced for the inaugural season of Call of Duty league: Dallas, Toronto, Atlanta, Paris, Minnesota, New York, Florida and two in Los Angeles.