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CWL LAS VEGAS 2018 RECAP - AN EXPLOSIVE START TO BLACK OPS 4. Earlier this month, the CWL 2018-19 season for Black Ops 4 commenced with the first Major LAN event, being CWL Las Vegas. The city of fortune produced an incredible event, not just for the players and audience involved, but for Call of Duty in general. Climaxing at a staggering 200,000 views during the grand final, when OpTic redeemed their poor WWII performance, viewership was the highest its ever been for a Call of Duty event. Progression towards becoming a more notorious esport is on the horizon. For now, lets just focus on this incredible event and discuss all the details.  Group Stage  What truly makes a phenomenal event is the unnerving notion of not being knowing the final result of any match-up. Since no statistics were on the board, (though they would have been thrown out the window anyway) all the players were keen to impress at the first event of the season, starting with group play. Across the 4 pools, Ill safely say that only 1 went according to the numbers, since the open bracket teams from a selection of 272, have had an unparallel effect within the group stage.  Pool A consisted of eUnited, 100T, Team Reciprocity and Mindfreak, later to be joined by the Open Bracket team in Team Sween. With 100Thieves acting as the perceived favourite, they started out the event demonstrating their prevalent weaknesses in SnD and Hardpoint; a recurring theme for their disappointing lifetime at the event. These weaknesses were heavily outlined by eUnited, the team set for second place, now rising to the top of the group. Meanwhile, Mindfreak and Team Reciprocity were stuck at the bottom. What effect would Team Sween have? Well, the favourite British team, having upset frequently in the past years, came in swinging, immediately throwing 100T into the jaws of the Losers Bracket. Nobody expected such an outcome, especially NadeshoT. To foreshadow the disappointment, the supposed all-star team would pack their bags with a Top 16 placement. Team Sween and eUnited, on the other hand, would make it much