Call of Duty Mobile spring push

TiMi Esports and Tencent Games are listed as the event organizers and Liquipedia classifies the Spring Major as an S‑Tier Call of Duty: Mobile [competition liquipedia.net]. The tournament runs as a multi‑week online regular season that will culminate in an offline LAN grand final hosted in Shanghai, according to coverage and the official event [listings insidesport.in]. The invited field features international squads such as Qing Jiu Club, Wolves, XROCK, Diavolos, Elevate, OUG, Stand Point Gaming and GodLike on the published [roster egamersworld.com]; Diavolos opened the event 2–0 to top the early group‑stage standings reported on Liquipedia. [liquipedia.net] Prize breakdowns published alongside match pages list first‑place payouts at roughly $101,497, second at about $50,748 and third around $36,249 (USD approximations shown in the event guide). [egamersworld.com] Organizers say the Major slots into CODM’s 2026 competitive roadmap and contributes circuit points toward the CODM World Championship cycle, with the 2026 World Championship planned to span May–November and culminate in a 16‑team global final. [gamingonphone.com] Season 3 “Paranoia” adds concrete in‑game changes developers highlighted: a DMZ: Recon Quick Play variant, the MX Guardian full‑auto 12‑gauge shotgun, the Tactical Mirror BR class for loot duplication, plus crossover content returning NieR: Automata and a Pop Team Epic event. [egw.news] Live coverage is being streamed on official Call of Duty: Mobile esports channels, including the CODM Esports YouTube channel, with community watch parties and third‑party streamers already hosting Day‑1 broadcasts. [youtube.com]