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Call of Duty Asia Championship 2017

Announced in December 2016 by Sony Interactive Entertainment Japan Asia, the championship featured Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare on PlayStation 4. Online qualifiers covered Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and South East Asia, with six teams due to advance to the Asia final.

The final was scheduled for Seoul, Korea, on 22 January 2017. This tournament has ended; the dates and entry information below relate to the 2016–2017 competition.

A USD 20,000 prize pool

The announcement set out the following prizes for the Asia final:

Champions
USD 12,000
First runners-up
USD 6,000
Second runners-up
USD 2,000

From regional qualifiers to the Asia final

  1. Regional qualifiers · December 2016–January 2017

    The announced regional qualifiers offered teams a route to the Asia final.

  2. Six qualifying teams

    The format provided six places at the Asia final.

  3. Asia final · scheduled for 22 January 2017

    Seoul was named as the location for the final.

Read the championship announcement or review the entry requirements for more about the event.

Understanding the competition

Qualifier formats explain how teams advance, while entry requirements establish who can take part. Read those conditions together before comparing tournament results. Explore our Competitive Gaming collection for more on competition formats and decision-making.

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