Call of Duty Challengers.
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Gotta be crazy @CleanX has been reverse swept in a Grand finals of a Major, Gotten swept at champs, and now fully swept at a major. @BrianStats1
Tbh everyone’s talking about player salaries being unreasonably high. Instead of paying a bunch of money upfront why not have incentive based salary. eg. get x($) per win, get x per placement in tournament, win an event get x. If another org pays upfront a high amount let them.
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Good thread here from Challenger owner @Aw0ba
He spent $23,165 on his Challenger team last season, and had an income of $13,440, — resulting in a loss of -$9,725. His team was a top Challenger team.
He also states unless you’re selling multiple players to CDL teams every season via buyouts, you’re running at a loss.
This is why esports organisations don’t invest into Challenger teams — the scene is on life support.
Player salaries aren’t the issue. Orgs paying salaries they can’t afford is the issue. Who signs off on these multimillion dollar deals, with no where near enough money coming in? Are business accountants different from esport accountants?
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➡️ @GGBreakingPoint’s Top 20 CHALLENGER players from the 2022-2023 season
#1 — Abuzah
#2 — GodRx
#3 — Neptune
#4 — Gwinn
#5 — Weeman
#6 — Lynz
#7 — Harry
#8 — Snoopy
#9 — Cobra
#10 — Breszy
#11 — MettalZ
#12 — Yeez
#13 — Denza
#14 — Pandur
#15 — Maple
#16 — EriKBooM
#17 — Purj
#18 — Noysii
#19 — SupeR
#20 — Lunarz
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‼️ Sources: Toronto Ultra aren't worried about finances and aren't concerned with stock prices.
Roster changes are stemming from management.
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Extension deadline was 90 minutes ago and I’ve not seen nearly enough movement on the TL
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‼️ Sources: Boston Breach and OpTic Texas are two of the teams that have held conversations with Envoy.
One of the most sought-after players this offseason by the looks of it.
