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Pro esports players Hector ‘H3cz’ Rodriguez and Seth ‘Scump’ Abner allege the company violated federal antitrust laws by coercing players and team owners to compete under ‘extortionate financial terms’ at the threat of exclusion from the Activision CoD league.
Two prominent "Call of Duty" champions have filed an antitrust lawsuit against Activision Blizzard, accusing the Santa Monica gaming giant of wielding an "unlawful monopoly" over leagues and tournaments at
The CEO and former star player of Call of Duty League team Optic Texas filed a lawsuit against Activision Blizzard yest…
OpTic Gaming members H3CZ and Scump have filed a lawsuit against Call of Duty publisher and professional league owner Activision.
In 2020, Call of Duty switched to a franchise, city-based league that, according to the lawsuit, has forced members to accept unreasonable terms if they wanted to have a franchise spot.