\u201cBy adding two amazing Call of Duty<\/em> games to the Esports World Cup, we have cemented our promise to deliver the world\u2019s best games to esports fans everywhere,\u201d said Ralf Reichert, chief executive officer of the Esports World Cup Foundation. \u201cCall of Duty<\/em> is the final piece of our historic EWC 2024 schedule, and we are excited to welcome its athletes and global fanbase to Riyadh this summer.\u201d<\/p>
MW3 <\/em>will have 16 teams facing off for a prize pool of $1.8 million, while Warzone <\/em>will feature 21 teams fighting for their share of a $1 million prize pool as part of the event, which now exceeds $33 million in total prize money.<\/p>