Carry1st brings Call of Duty: Mobile tournament to Africa as championship qualifier

Carry1stAfrica’s mobile game publisher has announced the return of the flagship call: mobile tournament as part of Carry1st Africa Cup 2025.

With 200+ teams and more than 1000 players, this year’s tournament is still the biggest and most competitive. While moving a significant way for African escort, the CARRY1ST African Cup is also known as an elective tournament for the call for duty to officially call for duty: Mobile World Cup 2025.

It competes in the largest stage of international level, opening a direct route for African talent.

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CARRY1ST call of duty: Mobile tournament, in August, in August, a $ 15,000 pool to hold a $ 15,000 premium pool in August, Lagos increased by LAN Grand Finals. Carry1st African Cup champion will provide a coveted slot at the Call of Call of Africa.

Regional qualifying work will determine which teams move forward to the LAN Grand Final in the next three months. Each region with matches to be held on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays will pass through its group stage, playoffs and regional finals.

“This year, Carry1st is pleased to announce the return of the call for the call of our African Cup,” he said. “Last year was incredible and showed what this continent could do when the talent was given the correct platform.

“Now we share with more players and more in the region.

As part of a continuous commitment to access to the players in Carry1st in Africa, the electorate has a special engagement nest. African teams from seven countries outside of seven original qualifiers such as wild card, Mauritania and Tunisia will allow you to enter, enter and enter to ensure the chances of Pan-African representation on the world stage.

“We are pleased to cooperate with Carry1st in the African Cup. This tournament is the main opportunities to create real opportunities for the best duty call to create and compete,” he said.

How to get in

The registration opens 3rd Saturday and 3rd Saturday via Carry1st African Cup website. Closing dates vary by the selection area; Check the website for details.

The teams must consist of a minimum of five starting players and a substitute. The competition welcomes both lovers and professional players, and the participants are the residents of the country they represent in the election. Regional specialization stages Lagos will start in LAN’s Grand Final in Lagos, Nigeria, May July. Carry1st will also support travel arrangements for selection groups, ensuring that all teams can participate in the final.