The Nationals, one of the Philippines’ premiere esports tournaments, returns this 2022 on its 4th installment with a new title on its lineup. The league is now home to the Call of Duty: Mobile Philippine Open, and will invite players across the nation to grab their chance at becoming the next champion.
Following a revitalized format from last year, the 2022 season will start a series of grassroots tournaments leading on to the Pro League.
Opening opportunities for new challengers and academy esports players
The Call of Duty: Mobile Philippine Open will usher in the next generation of CODM pros. Starting with its Challenger and Academy tournament series, grassroots and student gamers will be able to compete for a chance to become part of the Nationals pro teams.
Players from winning teams will move on to the Draft where they can be selected by the pro teams as part of their rosters for the Pro League. Pro League teams aren’t limited to drafting a few players but can sign-in full teams. The opportunity to become the next generation of pros is closer than ever.
The Nationals: Ready to become the best of the best
Players in Call of Duty: Mobile Philippine Open powered by the Nationals compete just not to become the champion of the league but to become the best in the country as well. Players will be signed to pro teams, each under prominent brands in the Philippines so they can start their esports career.
The journey begins now!
The Call of Duty: Mobile Philippine Open powered by the Nationals will start its first Challenger series tournament on August 20 to 21, 2022, where the top 4 teams will move on to be part of the draft series in September. Another Challenger series tournament and the Academy series will also take place.
Challenger Series 2 – August 27, 2022
- Free Registration – https://bit.ly/CODMCLGR22022
Academy Series – August 27, 2022
- Free Registration – https://bit.ly/CODMACDMY2022
The Call of Duty: Mobile Philippine Open powered by the Nationals is done in partnership with Gariath Concepts, which has been a partner for the Nationals since its first season in 2019.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
