Qualifying for the fourth and final Call of Duty League Major in 2022 is nearly complete with all 12 teams readying themselves for the tournament starting next week.
But starting positions for Major 4 are still to be decided with the final day of matches to play a part in determining who begins in the upper bracket and who must battle their way out of the lower bracket.
| What | LA Guerrillas v London Royal Ravens, Call of Duty League 2022 - Major 4 qualifiers |
| Where | North America (online) |
| When | 20:00, 10th July 2022 |
| How to watch | Call of Duty League Youtube channel |
| Odds | LA Guerrillas 2/1, London Royal Ravens 4/11 |
LA Guerrillas could make life tough for highflying London Royal Ravens
Anyone thinking that London Royal Ravens had fluked their opening three wins at the Call of Duty League: Major 4 qualifiers was proven wrong by their most recent win in the tournament - a 3-1 dismantling of powerhouses Atlanta FaZe.
With the win over Atlanta, London maintained their unbeaten run in qualifying, having won all four of their matches, and they are playing how they did when finishing third at the season's first Major.
London managed to go undefeated in their Hardpoint maps against FaZe and came out on top in the match, despite losing the kill count by 16.
Their team unity has been unparalleled in qualifying and it is no surprise to see them at 4/11 to win their final qualifier against LA Guerrillas, who will be battling for a top-eight berth and a consequent spot in the upper bracket.
Given that the Guerrillas have plenty still to play for and that London have dropped maps in all four of their wins, LA should, however, make it competitive and could be worth backing at +1.5 on the match handicap.
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| What | OpTic Texas v Toronto Ultra, Call of Duty League 2022 - Major 4 qualifiers |
| Where | North America (online) |
| When | 21:30, 10th July 2022 |
| How to watch | Call of Duty League Youtube channel |
| Odds | OpTic Texas 5/6, Toronto Ultra 11/8 |
OpTic Texas can edge potentially gritty affair with Toronto Ultra
Little separates OpTic Texas and Toronto Ultra in qualifying for Major 4 with both sides having won one and lost three of their four assignments.
Toronto, however, picked up their solitary win on the first day of week one and have since failed to make much of an impact, losing to a new-look Boston Breach most recently.
As for OpTic Texas, they picked up their only victory of the Major qualifying against Paris Legion last week and have still managed to win seven of their 17 maps.
Additionally, OpTic are having the better season overall in the Call of Duty League, having captured the Major 1 at the start of the year and currently sitting second in the regular season standings with 21 wins from 31 matches.
| What | LA Thieves v New York Subliners, Call of Duty League 2022 - Major 4 qualifiers |
| Where | North America (online) |
| When | 23:00, 10th July 2022 |
| How to watch | Call of Duty League Youtube channel |
| Odds | LA Thieves 13/8, New York Subliners 4/9 |
Resurgent New York Subliners can maintain winning streak
Only Paris Legion are below New York Subliners in the Call of Duty League 2022 overall season standings but the Subliners have come into their own in qualifying for Major 4.
Despite winning only 11 of their 24 matches in the overall campaign, New York are currently level with London Royal Ravens at the Major 4 qualifying summit with a 4-0 win-loss record.
They have won 12 of their 16 maps in the process, having slayed both OpTic Texas and Major 3 champions Seattle Surge in qualifying last week.
The Subliners are unsurprisingly rated 4/9 to win this contest and, aside from their victory at May's Pro-Am Classic, this is the first time this season they have shown real form in the Call of Duty League.
They could yet book their spot at the Call of Duty League Championship at the end of the year so should put their foot on the pedal and justify their price to win this one.
All of their wins in qualifying have been by a 3-1 scoreline, so do not be surprised to see the LA Thieves, who have a 2-2 record, pick up a map, but ultimately backing New York is the best way to go in this one.
