World Champion ACHES explains why he’s not happy with the upcoming CWL season’s prize pool

Albert Petrosyan

Evil Geniuses’ Call of Duty pro Patrick ‘ACHES’ Price is not too happy about the $6 million prize pool set for the upcoming CoD World League season. 

The $6 million prize pool, announced on September 19, is the highest ever for a single competitive Call of Duty season, and considerably more than the $4.2 million it was for the WWII campaign.

Despite this fact, the reigning world champion took to social media to denounce the amount, calling it “weak,” and the announcement “misleading.”

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That has been something that ACHES, and others, have rallied for a long time, asking Activision to include team camos and items in-game and use some of the profits to help fund CWL prize pools.