DreamHack COD scores
CDCIntel posted DreamHack Call of Duty Challengers results: FFun Esports EU beat Riyadh Falcons 3‑1 and OMiT Brooklyn beat FaZe Falcons 3‑1, with Teamvanish’s COC Top16 matches still ongoing. If you follow competitive shooters, those 3‑1s are signals of strategic advantages to study. (x.com)
The CDC DreamHack Open ran May 23–25, 2025 at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas with a $100,000 prize pool and a double‑elimination bracket that used best‑of‑five series from the Top 32 onward. (liquipedia.net)) OMiT was the event winner, Team Orchid finished runner‑up and OMiT Brooklyn placed third on the DreamHack Dallas podium. (liquipedia.net)) The event’s prize and CDC‑points distribution awarded $40,000 and 25,000 CDC points to first place, $24,000 and 20,000 CDC points to second place, and $16,000 to third place. (liquipedia.net)) DreamHack’s Challengers Open used the Black Ops 6 map pool listed for the event — Hardpoint: Hacienda, Red Card, Rewind, Skyline, Vault; Search & Destroy: Dealership, Hacienda, Protocol, Red Card, Rewind; Control: Hacienda, Protocol, Vault — which framed teams’ map‑specific strategies. (cod-esports.fandom.com)) Because matches from the Top 32 were best‑of‑five, a 3‑1 final score represents four maps played in a Bo5 series rather than a Bo3 upset, which matters for analysts tracking map rotations and mid‑series tactical adjustments. (liquipedia.net)) Separately, TeamVanish runs Clash of Clans (CoC) esports events and lists its current Top16 schedules on public league pages, while DreamHack is the host for the Clash of Clans World Finals scheduled for October 31–November 2, 2025 at DreamHack Atlanta. (leagueutils.com))
