Take off, "immortals"! - Immortals raised $26,000,000 investment

Immortals Gaming Club revealed that the sale of their Call of Duty League slot entailed contributions from various investors totaling $ 26,000,000. It is currently unknown how much it took for 100 Thieves to acquire a place in the Call of Duty league.

The report revealed several companies that have invested in Immortals. Among them were AEG, March Capital Partners, Quibi and others. By the way, Quibi became the leaders in the last investment round. Meg Whitman, who is the CEO of this video streaming platform, has a long history of investing in Immortals Gaming Club. She attributes her recent investment in an esports club to her genuine interest in expanding opportunities that are available in an interesting, dynamic, fast-growing and dynamic market in her opinion.

Ari Sigal, CEO of Immortals, announced plans to dispose of the funds raised. He wants the funds raised to serve the promotion of the Immortals Gaming Club brand, the development of MIBR and the Gamers Club gaming platform.

Although Immortals Gaming Club have sold their slot in the Call of Duty League, the esports club owns the right to participate in other franchise leagues. In the Overwatch League, Immortals are represented by players playing under the Los Angeles Valiant tag. In League of Legends, players play directly under the Immortals banner in the American League for LoL, LCS. Immortals keep up with the trends and try their hand at a new esports discipline, Valorant. There, they also acquired a slot in the franchise league.