On the 24th of June, the final qualifying stage for the last Major <\/em>of the CDL 2022 season will commence. It marks the closing stages of a relatively underwhelming season, but we\u2019ve still got the all-important Call of Duty League Championship event to play out. It\u2019s a tournament that arguably overshadows the regular season by a considerable distance, boasting a massive $2.5 million prize pool. Before then, the teams competing in the Major IV qualifiers<\/strong> have one last chance to earn a bonus payment through their intense \u2018bounty matches\u2019.<\/p>\n These special showdowns were introduced in the last stage, adding bursts of excitement for the competitors. Each team has the opportunity to earn $10,000<\/strong> simply for winning their fixture, a tasty bonus for something they might have done anyway.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s take a look at the state of play ahead of Major IV<\/strong> and predict which teams will win their bounty matches.<\/p>\n For those interested in Call of Duty League betting<\/a>, you\u2019re likely already on board with the bounty match system. If you\u2019re a keen esports betting<\/a> fan, you\u2019ll have your predictions already logged, but if you\u2019re deliberating, we can help clear a few things up. For the most part, these matches are the same as any other CDL fixture \u2013 there\u2019s just an added bonus for the fans. There are no boosted odds or special bonuses<\/strong> to take advantage of as a bettor, but it does make things more exciting for the competitors.<\/p>\n Here are the key bounty match fixtures for the Major IV qualifiers<\/strong>, along with our predictions:<\/p>\n They\u2019re relatively easy to call, but as always, esports bettors should go into these bounty matches expecting a huge upset. For some teams, such as Paris Legion<\/strong>, even winning one bounty match is a huge victory, considering how poorly the team has performed throughout the entire season.<\/p>\n Currently, Atlanta FaZe sits at the top<\/strong> of the CDL standings, and it stands apart from second place by a substantial distance. With 225 points, OpTic Texas<\/strong> sits 35 CDL points behind Atlanta FaZe, and Seattle Surge<\/strong> is quickly gathering steam in third place with 175 CDL points. Following a monumental, historic win over Atlanta FaZe at Major III, Seattle Surge is expected to burst into Major IV with an overwhelming sense of dominance.<\/p>\n As this is the final stage in the regular season, it\u2019s the last opportunity for teams to earn points ahead of Call of Duty Champs<\/strong>. Unfortunately, four teams will fail to make the cut \u2013 that much is certain \u2013 but at the moment, we\u2019re not saying anything is for certain when it comes down to which <\/em>teams that will be. At present, the following squads will not be making it to Champs:<\/p>\n Major IV qualifiers open up on Friday, 24th June<\/strong> with the Florida Mutineers vs. New York Subliners bounty fixture.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/article>\nBig Bounty Time<\/span><\/h2>\n
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