OpTic Gaming win $2,500 CMG ProDown Black Ops 4 tournament #6 – recap, highlights, and final placements

Albert Petrosyan

The sixth running of Checkmate Gaming’s $2,500 ProDown Black Ops 4 tournament came to a close on January 28 with OpTic Gaming being crowned champions for the fourth time. 

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The defending CWL Vegas champs took care of fellow Pro League team Midnight Esports 3-1 to cap off a dominant tournament in which they did not lose a single series.

Having already beaten Midnight in the Winner’s Bracket Final, OpTic had the luxury of only having to win one of two series in the Grand Final, whereas their opponents needed to win two straight since they were coming from the Loser’s Bracket.

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OpTic jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead in the Grand Final, winning a very tight Seaside Hardpoint 250-246 then dominating Payload Search and Destroy 6-2.

A resilient effort from Midnight saw them take Arsenal Control 3-0 to come back within one game, but a 250-177 Hardpoint victory on Gridlock sealed the deal for the Green Wall.

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OpTic’s victory means that they’ve now been champions of the CMG ProDown in four of the five weeks they’ve participated, having won the first three in a row.

Their only failure to win came during the fourth ProDown, where they were relegated to the Loser’s Bracket very early on and eventually lost to Red Reserve in round three.


The CMG ProDown is a double-elimination tournament series that features some of the biggest and most prominent competitive teams and players in Call of Duty esports.

As usual, 16 teams participated in this week’s competition, which was split over two days. The entire Winner’s Bracket and the first four rounds of the Loser’s Bracket were all played on January 27, with the Loser’s Bracket Semis, Final, and the tournament Grand Final all played on January 28.

Here are the scorelines for all of the day two matches:

  • Loser’s Semis – Splyce 3 – 0 Envy
  • Loser’s Final – Splyce 1 – 3 Midnight Gaming
  • Grand Final – OpTic Gaming 3 – 1 Midnight Gaming

A full recap of all of the day one action, including all scorelines, upsets, and highlights, can be found in our CMG ProDown Day One recap.

The overall final placements can be seen in the table below, along with the Winner’s and Loser’s Brackets.

Position Team Roster Prize
1st OpTic Gaming Scump, Crimsix, Karma, Dashy, TJHaLy $2,000
2nd Midnight Esports Envoy, LlamaGod, Parzellion, Brack, JetLi $500
3rd Splyce Accuracy, Aqua, Jurd, Loony, Temp
4th Envy ACHES, Apathy, Assault, Huke, SiLLY
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 Team TwiZz, MiRx, TurnUp2eZ, Happy, Legal

Winner’s Bracket (From Quarters)


Loser’s Bracket (From Round 3)

For more information about the CMG ProDown, including team rosters and full brackets from this latest tournament, visit the tournament web-page on the CMG website HERE.

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Albert is a former esports and gaming writer, focused particularly on Call of Duty and content creators. Spending over three years at Dexerto, Albert eventually now works with streamer NICKMERCS and the MFAM group. You can find Albert @AlbertoRavioli on Twitter.