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Overwatch, Call of Duty League teams can defer multimillion-dollar franchise fees due to covid-19 – The Washington Post
The offer by Activision Blizzard is an acknowledgement that competitive gaming faces some serious financial challenges because the novel coronavirus has made in…
The Esports Observer first reported in July that the leagues and franchise owners were discussing some form of financial relief and one of those options was delaying franchise payments.
The CDL and the OWL dont just come from the same parent company, Activision Blizzard. Ten of the 12 investors in CDL also have teams in OWL. And, in both leagues, teams were preparing to host marquee live events in front of thousands of fans this year. The ticket sales, merchandise and sponsorships for these in-…
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