As part of their Call of Duty Endowment charity, Activision Blizzard will be hosting the first-ever CODE Bowl Modern Warfare charity event featuring a slew of superstar streamers.
Started in 2009, the Call of Duty Endowment was a nonprofit charity created by Activision Blizzard with the mission of “identifying and funding the most efficient and effective organizations that get unemployed veterans back to work.”
To date, over $25 million has been donated to the Endowment, and now, following the release of Modern Warfare, Activision are taking things to a whole new level with the first-ever CODE Bowl.
When does the Modern Warfare CODE Bowl take place?
The CODE Bowl will take place on Friday, December 13, with the proceedings kicking off at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 6 PM GMT.
The pre-show will feature “content and commentary by fan-favorite hosts, analysts, and commentators,” after which the competition will begin.
The official Call of Duty Twitch channel will be livestreaming the entire event, and we’ve included the stream below for your convenience.
The event will also be streamed by each of the eight participating streamers on their own pages (some included in the section below)
Who is playing in the Modern Warfare CODE Bowl?
The event will feature eight of the biggest streamers in the world of online gaming, all of whom will be streaming their POV from their own personal streams.
- Dr Disrespect
- Shroud
- CouRageJD
- Dakotaz
- StoneMountain64
- Summit1G
- Syndicate
- TimTheTatman
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How does the Modern Warfare CODE Bowl work?
There will be eight teams in total at the CODE Bowl, each captained by one of the eight streamers listed above, each joined by two active-duty service members from the U.S. Army Esports team.
#CODEBowl Teams
• @prosyndicate, @itsmethatsop, @medictaylor1
• @timthetatman, @xJerren, @idontgamebro
• @CouRageJD, @nelpyy, @DexyA
• @drdisrespect, @StrotniumTV, @NA_Grave
— U.S. Army Esports (@USArmyesports) December 13, 2019
#CODEBowl Teams
• @dakotaz, @DJLiveThaDream, @TheEightTrack
• @shroud, @nadichula_CSGO, @Feeblicious
• @stonemountain64, @Superejzone, @USAE_MiNi
• @summit1g, @oLazyz, @ElfoTiddleWinks
— U.S. Army Esports (@USArmyesports) December 13, 2019
The objective will be to collect points in-game, and the team that collects the most points will be crowned CODE Bowl Champions. The exact format for how the points system will work has not yet been announced.
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In addition to all of this, each of the eight streamers has also been raising donations on their own streaming channels for the CoD Endowment since when the event was first announced back on December 5.
The streamer who raises the most money from donations will also be awarded a special championship trophy for their efforts. Those interested in donating directly to the Endowment can do so HERE.
