Call of Duty: Mobile has unveiled the full lineup of viewership awards available during the Call of Duty Mobile World Championship 2025.
A total of 24 rewards are available for viewers to obtain throughout the season-ending event taking place from November 7th to 9th.
Across the three-day event, viewers tuning into the action can earn a variety of items ranging from Secret Caches of varying rarities, in-game credits, and exclusive Operator skins.
Instead of fans watching the action on a specific streaming platform, they must watch the event by logging into the title and watching the in-game broadcast.
All COD Mobile World Championship 2025 Viewership Rewards
Below is the full list of rewards that are available during each day of the tournament and the specified times required to earn them:
November 7th
- Epic Calling Card – 5 minutes
- 300 Credits – 15 minutes
- 1x Legendary Secret Cache – 30 minutes
- Epic Butterfly Knife weapon skin – 1 hour
- 300 Credits – 1 hour, 30 minutes
- 3x Epic Secret Caches – 2 hours
- Epic HVK30 weapon skin – 2 hours, 30 minutes
- Epic Charly Operator skin – 3 hours
November 8th
- Epic sticker – 5 minutes
- 300 Credits – 15 minutes
- 1x Legendary Secret Cache – 30 minutes
- Epic FHJ-18 weapon skin – 1 hour
- 300 Credits – 1 hour, 30 minutes
- 3x Epic Secret Caches – 2 hours
- Epic Vargo-S weapon skin – 2 hours, 30 minutes
- Epic Sophia Operator skin – 3 hours
November 9th
- Epic Spray – 5 minutes
- 300 Credits – 15 minutes
- 1x Legendary Secret Cache – 30 minutes
- Epic Shorty weapon skin – 1 hour
- 500 Credits – 1 hour, 30 minutes
- 3x Epic Secret Caches – 2 hours
- Epic CX9 weapon skin – 2 hours, 30 minutes
- Epic Vanguard Operator skin – 3 hours
The world championship is the second time Call of Duty Mobile has utilised in-game drops to drive engagement. In September, the annual COD Next event included a range of exclusive rewards available to those watching.
COD Mobile World Championship 2025 Details
This year’s edition of the COD Mobile World Championship heads to Katowice, Poland, a city that’s no stranger to hosting high-profile first-person shooter tournaments.
16 teams from across the world will compete for a share of a $850,000 (~£639,905) prize pool and a chance to be crowned the title’s fourth world champion.
