Call of Duty World League Pro Division begins tomorrow in North America There's $3 million on the line in the inaugural Call of Duty World League competition and the first round is set to begin in North America tomorrow.

Activision has been quite serious about its jump into eSports, especially in light of its recent acquisition of Major League Gaming. And of course, there's the formation of the Call of Duty World League, where $3 million will be on the line.

The Call of Duty: World League Pro Division is set to kick off later today in the Australia/New Zealand region, but those in North America and Europe won't have to wait much longer. Their first stage of competition begins tomorrow. The competition will run for 11 weeks, with teams of four doing battle online on Tuesdays and Wednesday in a Best of Five format on Call of Duty: Black Ops III. Those that have played Black Ops III will recognize a multiplayer mode dedicated to events such as this, with rules that include setting bans for specific Specialists and weapons.

The North American region will be represented by compLexity Gaming, Counter Logic Gaming, Dream Team, FaZe Clan, H2K Gaming, Luminosity Gaming, OpTic Gaming, Question Mark, Rise Nation, Team eLevate, Team EnVyUs, and Team Kaliber. Full profiles on each of the teams competing can be found on the Call of Duty eSports website, as well as in the video below. Clint "Maven" Evans, Matt "MrX" Morello, John "Revan" Boble, and Jack "Courage" Dunlop will call the action here in North America.

The Call of Duty World League can be seen in its entirety on the aforementioned CoD eSports site or on the Call of Duty Twitch channel.