Call of Duty: OpTic Gaming on top as four teams remain in CMG ProDown

Ross Deason

Day one of the January 28 – 29 CMG ProDown tournament for Black Ops 4 has come to an end and OpTic Gaming are once again looking like the team to beat heading into the second day.

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The popular online Call of Duty tournament was as stacked as ever in terms of raw talent, but a number of pickup teams were in action in place of full rosters for some of the bigger organizations.

Those thrown together squads weren’t afraid of the big dogs, though. Anthony ‘NAMELESS’ Wheeler’s team proved in the very first round with an upset victory over Luminosity Gaming and Christopher ‘Parasite’ Duarte’s squad managed to push OpTic Gaming to map five.

NAMELESS doesn’t compete anymore, but his team still managed to upset LG.
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The CWL Las Vegas champs quickly regrouped from their shaky start, demolishing NAMELESS and company 3-0 before outlasting a strong Team Envy in a another five map affair in round three.

In the losers bracket, Evil Geniuses bounced back from a first round to UYU an tore through Excelerate Gaming, Team NAMELESS and the CWL Vegas runners up, eUnited, before finally being stopped by Splyce.

January 27-28 CMG ProDown official Winners Bracket:

CheckMate GamingOpTic is once again be the team to beat.
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Kenny ‘Kenny’ Williams’ team, which included FaZe Clan’s Thomas ‘ZooMaa’ Paparatto and Preston ‘Priestahh’ Greiner, made a similarly impressive run in the losers bracket but eventually fell at the hands of Envy in yet another five map slugfest.

Midnight Esports quietly went about business in an efficient manner, disposing of ExG, UYU and Splyce in the upper bracket before losing to OpTic Gaming in the upper final. Dylan ‘Envoy’ Hannon and co. will face the winner of Splyce vs. Envy in the loser’s final.

January 27-28 CMG ProDown official Losers Bracket:

CheckMate GamingSplyce will take on Envy for a spot in the losers bracket final.

The winner of that losers final match will play OpTic in the grand final but will need to win two best-of-five matches if they want to take home the title.

The $2,500 CMG ProDown competition will resume on January 28. Follow @DexertoINTEL on Twitter to keep you up to date with all the Call of Duty results and news.

Position Team Roster Prize
1st TBD $2,000
2nd TBD $500
3rd TBD
4th TBD
5th-6th Evil Geniuses Goonjar, Royalty, FeLo, Xotic, Faccento
5th-6th Kenny’s Team Kenny, TTiny, ZooMaa, Priestahh, GloFrosty
7th-8th eUnited Arcitys, Prestinni, Clayster, JKap, aBeZy
7th-8th Luminosity Gaming Slacked, John, FormaL, Gunless, Classic
9th-12th Nameless’ Team NAMELESS, Attach, Chino, GodRx, Asim
9th-12th Team Space Spacely, Havok, MajorManiak, Maux, Nagafen
9th-12th Teddy’s Team TeddyRecKs, Apox, Ramby, Super, Zaptius
9th-12th UYU Spoof, Skyz, Proto, Mayhem, Knight
13th-16th Excelerate Gaming Beehzy, FA5TBALLA, MRuiz, Believe, ProFeeZy
13th-16th SZN LLeY, Shotzzy, Onyx, PaulEhx, Simp
13th-16th Parasite’s Team Parasite, Blazt, Lacefield, Skrapz, Saints
13th-16th TwiZz’s Tea, TwiZz, MiRx, TurnUp2eZ, Happy, Legal

About The Author

Ross is a former Dexerto writer and editor. Ross joined Dexerto in 2017 as a CSGO and Call of Duty writer after completing his History degree. He later became the Acting Head of Editorial at Dexerto but failed in his mission to become a Counter-Strike pro. Maybe it's time to retire and give Valorant a try.