CODM World Championship 2023: GodLike Esports From India Reaches Playoffs

Can they lift the trophy?

Aditya Singh Rawat
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CODM World Championship 2023: GodLike Esports From India Reaches Playoffs

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GodLike Esports from India has advanced to the Playoffs and secured a top-eight finish at the CODM World Championship 2023.
GodLike Esports placed fourth on the points table during the Swiss Stage on the back of a 3-1 scoreline.
GodLike Esports will be taking on Stand Point Gaming from China in the Quarterfinals on 16th December.

GodLike Esports, one of the two Indian representatives at the Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship 2023, has advanced to the Playoffs after delivering a top-tier performance during the Swiss Stage.

The team placed fourth on the points table during the Swiss Stage with a 3-1 scoreline. This included a defeat against Kagendra followed by three consecutive victories against Kingsclan, Exclusive, and TLE Esports.

Unfortunately, the other team from India, Team Vitality, was not able to win a single match or game, booking a last-place finish on the back of a disappointing 0-3 performance.


CODM World Championship 2023: GodLike Esports From India Advances to Quarterfinals

GodLike Esports is the first seed COD Mobile team from India to qualify for the CODM World Championship 2023. They qualified for the tournament by winning the Snapdragon Pro Series Season 3 - India in July 2023.

In the qualifier tournament, GodLike Esports won all their games, every single one of them. The team played 31 games in 10 matches, standing victorious in each one of them, which is impressive in itself.

Now, they have gone on to translate the same on the global stage, advancing to the Playoffs despite an early setback, all set to face Stand Point Gaming in the Quarterfinals.

CODM World Championship 2023: GodLike Esports Reaches Playoffs

Here is a quick look at the performance of GodLike Esports in CODM World Championship 2023 till now.

Match 1 | GodLike (India) vs Kagendra (Indonesia) | 2-1

  • Hardpoint: Apocalypse | 127-250 | GodLike Lost

  • Search and Destroy: Firing Range | 10-8 | GodLike Win

  • Control: Standoff | 0-3 | GodLike Lost

Match 2 | Kings (Europe) vs GodLike (India) | 2-0

  • Hardpoint: Takeoff | 130-250 | GodLike Win

  • Search and Destroy: Tunisia | 4-7 | GodLike Win

Match 3 | GodLike (India) vs Exclusive (Europe) | 2-0

  • Hardpoint: Takeoff | 250-76 | GodLike Win

  • Search and Destroy: Firing Range | 7-4 | GodLike Win

Match 4 | GodLike (India) vs TLE Esports (Mexico) | 2-1

  • Hardpoint: Takeoff | 250-202 | GodLike Win

  • Search and Destroy: Tunisia | 5-7 | GodLike Lost

  • Control: Raid | 3-2 | GodLike Win


Standing fourth on the overall points table among 16 teams, GodLike Esports was successful in making its way through to the next stage.

This makes it the best performance by any COD Mobile team from India at the global stage and this is not even the end of their journey with a potential world championship on the cards.

Now that they are in the Playoffs, the team will be going up against Stand Point Gaming from China in the Quarterfinals, who finished third during the Swiss Stage with a slightly better resume.

All those interested can catch the action live as GodLike Esports takes on Stand Point Gaming on 16th December at 23:00 IST.


The current COD Mobile roster of GodLike Esports is as follows,

  • Jash "Learn" Shah [IGL]

  • Zeel "Neutrino" Patel

  • Rishi "TrunKs" Dubey

  • Abhishek "AbhizDADA" Nagar

  • Aniket "SkullGuy" Majumdar

  • Gaurang "Prevail" Palav

The representatives from India have already made history and it will be interesting to see how far will they be able to go in the CODM World Championship 2023.


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Aditya is the in-house CS:GO writer at AFK Gaming. While his understanding of the esports space is not restricted by geographical borders, his current focus lies in the Asian region. Understands and follows almost all major esport titles.