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The bracket has been set for Call of Duty League's Minor II tournament

Four teams have earned a bye for the first slate of matches.

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One of the big changes that Activision made for the 2025 Call of Duty League season was increasing the number of tournaments available in the calendar year. This meant a reduction in stages, down from five to four, but almost twice as many actual knockout tournaments as each stage now has not only a Major but a Minor too. Since we're a couple of weeks into the second stage of the season, the bracket has been set for the Minor II tournament.

Utilising a knockout format where there is no safety net, we can expect a round of 16-like phase, a quarter-finals, a semifinals, and a grand finale. With this in mind and with Minor II planned for between February 28 and March 2, the bracket currently looks as follows.

R16 on February 28:



  • Los Angeles Guerrillas M8 vs. Miami Heretics

  • Vegas Falcons vs. OpTic Texas

  • Vancouver Surge vs. Boston Breach

  • Cloud9 New York vs. Minnesota Rokkr

Quarterfinals on March 1:



  • Winner of LA/Miami vs. Carolina Royal Ravens

  • Winner of Vegas/Texas vs. Atlanta Faze

  • Winner of Vancouver/Boston vs. Toronto Ultra

  • Winner of New York/Minnesota vs. Los Angeles Thieves

Semi-finals and Grand Finale on March 2:



  • Winner of quarter-final 1 vs. winner of quarter-final 2

  • Winner of quarter-final 3 vs. winner of quarter-final 4

  • Winner of semifinal 1 vs. winner of semifinal 2

The Minor II victor will head home with even more Call of Duty League Points, which will become vital for securing Championship Weekend qualification at the end of the season.

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