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Since @SaudieLeague is not officially streamed for COD Mobile, 4 streamers will be streaming some of the games✨🤍 : (May 12 - 15 | 9PM KSA) @VerdictCasts🇺🇸 @uWolfz🇧🇷 @neutrinobhau🇮🇳 @KOO_SAMAYT🇸🇦 These streamers are truly awesome, thank you 🙏🏻❤️

OUR NEW ROSTER FOR SEL نعلن رسميًا عن روسترنا للعبة COD Mobile للمنافسة في الدوري السعودي 🇸🇦🎮 @Prevxil @ViperrFPS @apthlyc @adsfml @trz_511 🐺 Fear The FAID

@FaidClub_ES @adsfml @Prevxil @ViperrFPS @trz_511 💙🤍

New season with new team. Good luck to us this season….. <3 @FaidClub_ES @FaidClub @Prevxil @ViperrFPS @RNTxToxic1 @Ayonix_ @adsfml @7dxxll @deevo1 @trz_511

@FaidClub_ES بداية قوية 👏، فالكم البطولات ومن الأعلى للأعلى ان شاء الله 🔥💙

🎮 | البداية من هنا… نُدشّن اليوم حسابنا الرسمي للألعاب الإلكترونية رحلـة جديـدة للذئـاب 🐺 مليئة بالتحديات والشغف والطموح نحو المنافسة وصناعة الإنجازات⚡️🏆 The wolves began the journey 🐺

@Prevxil W Prevail 🤍

Well. Just sad at this point of how our own country did not have our back once through out every visa situation. I do not think I have the same will and motivation to play this game anymore. Ciao 🫶.

@GxKx0 @Tec_shinjya Crazy played Gaku 🙏🙏🔥

CDMの寄せ集め🧷 良ければいいねください🙏

This picture was taken 2,370 days ago in @PlayCODMobile … #CODMobile_Partner #ad

I really hope that @Saudi_Esports becomes more strict with the rules about payment from clubs to players. It's not just Dragons but infact a lot of clubs in the league do this. It just directly affects the trust and reputation.

@PlayCODMEsports No slot for ME region again?

New year, new format? 👀 The Call of Duty®: Mobile World Championship is back for 2026! Here's everything you need to know:

12 / against pdx stage5 team

@sw9w_ Best 3 fingers in the World 😍

61 kills against Q9

Scrim Against Q9 🇨🇳 . #CoDmobile #CoDmobile履歴書

CDM Appoints Global Content Coordinator for 2026 Season 🌏🇨🇳 CDM has confirmed its cooperation with @Lakshay_sain1 as the Global Content Coordinator for the 2026 season. Sain will assist with content planning and take part in promotional video initiatives for CDM 2026 across global platforms, according to the organisers.

🚨Official Announcement🚨 Sweat’s Den has been appointed as the regional partner for the CDM 2026 Qualifiers in India and the Middle East. Details on the competition structure to be announced in the coming weeks.

🚨 Middle East Qualifier Slot Subject to Ping Trials The Middle East has been allocated a qualifier slot for the upcoming CODM China Majors 2026. However, the slot remains conditional, with TiMi Studios set to conduct regional ping trials in the coming days to assess competitive fairness across participants. Further details are expected following the test results.

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From 3rb To Saudi eLeague: Why CODM Needs A Western Asia Slot Western Asia has never made it to a Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship LAN – but that doesn’t mean the region was never competitive. In the early World Championship years, Arab teams were very much in the mix at the regional level. In 2020, under the East EU & Asia banner, teams like 3rb, 1st Esports, Game&Geek, and Unbroken Esports were serious contenders. But with only one slot for the entire region, it was MyM from India that took the ticket to Worlds after defeating 3rb in the regional finals. In 2021, the region was labeled South Asia & Middle East. Once again, Western Asia showed up through teams like 3rb and Unbroken Esports – yet the single Worlds slot (East finals) again went to India (top 4 teams), with 3rb finishing 5th–6th. A big inflection point was the move to mobile-only competition. Many top Arab players and teams were historically iPad-based. When the rules shifted fully to phone, Indian rosters – already built around mobile from the start – adapted faster and pulled ahead. The result: a visible decline in Western Asia’s relative competitiveness at the very top, and eventually, the entire slot being allocated to India from 2022 onwards. But that’s only half the story. Today, Saudi investment in esports is reshaping the region. Projects like Saudi eLeague featuring CODM show there’s structure, money, and a push to build sustainable mobile ecosystems. The talent pool in Western Asia is still deep; it just lacks a clear pathway to the World Championship or a league like CDM. Community voices are starting to reflect that. As @BobbyBucketsYT put it: "Given how uncertain even the depth of India’s current #2 team looks, inviting a Middle East (West Asia) team to CDM could actually make the league stronger because of the amount of active talent in that region right now." So the question for Activision and TOs isn’t just “Does Western Asia deserve it?” The history already shows they could compete at the regional level even without ideal conditions. The real question is: with Saudi-backed infrastructure, active player base, and rising regional circuits, how much longer can a global CODM ecosystem afford to leave Western Asia without a proper Worlds/CDM slot? ✍️Nivedita Jha