23/02/2023. @emNikhil
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Been 7 years since I started watching him and Finnallyyy😭 I feel so Blessed
(Im still shivering) Thank you bhai for always inspiring and showing us the right path❤️
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Thank youu so muchh for letting me click the photos!!
CODM Esports has massive untapped potential for 2026.
The gameplay, talent, and production quality are already world class but to truly take it global, we need to focus on structure, storytelling, and passion driven leadership.
Everything comes down to business. The numbers matter: viewership, engagement, and sponsorships but real growth starts when decisions are made from passion first, profit second. We need a Tournament Organizer (TO) who truly wants to grow this game because they love it, not just because it’s their job. Passion translates into quality.
That means:
•Direct communication between TOs, orgs, and players. Transparency builds trust.
•Early venue reveals: fans and teams deserve proper time to plan.
•Visa support handled by TOs, not left entirely to orgs. Players should focus on competing, not paperwork.
•Better global scheduling and coordination so all regions feel equally valued and prepared.
And let’s talk structure. CODM can’t rely on just one big tournament per year. Every fan and pro player wants to feel connected to Esports throughout the year. We need consistent Masters events leading up to a World Championship (WC) every single year, regardless of prize pool. Continuity creates loyalty. The more frequent and visible the competition, the stronger the ecosystem becomes.
At the same time, CODM should collaborate more with creators from every region. Bring them to live events, let them host watch parties, and give them official roles to produce content around the competitive scene. These creators are the bridge between casual fans and the pro scene, they humanize the game and amplify every storyline.
All of this is a business strategy too. The more creators, orgs, and fans you include, the more viewership grows. Sponsors follow attention, and attention follows community. Esports is not just about who wins, it’s about how you make people care about who wins.
For anyone who wants to discuss this further or collaborate: [email protected]
We are qualified to represent India at the Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship 2025 in Katowice, Poland (Nov 7–9), but 4 of our players still don’t have Poland visas due to no appointment availability at the consulate.
We’ve trained all year, won the India qualifiers, and proudly secured 2nd place at the 2023 World Championship in Atlanta. This is our dream and our nation’s pride. 🇮🇳
We are now at high risk of missing the entire tournament, and this is truly our last hope. 🙏
We urgently request help from @PLinIndia@PolandMFA@MEAIndia@DrSJaishankar@IndiainPoland @konsullndii @mansukhmandviya to provide an emergency appointment and fast track our visas so we can fly by Nov 4/5.
This is one of the biggest esports tournaments globally. Please help us make it to Poland and represent India on the world stage.
Kindly feel free to contact us at [email protected] for any queries or assistance.