Updated 2026 Season: B07 Series K/D Leaderboard 1. GTO 2.05 (vs FA LATAM SOQ2 GF) 2. @Dolaky_0967 1.93 (vs Energy JP PM GF) 3. @lucaszinfps1 1.82 (vs ELV GSI UB Finals) 4. Lucaszin 1.71 (vs Q9 CDM Summer LB SF) 5. Shisui 1.64 (vs UD NA Summer OQ2 GF) 6. @sawootv 1.62 (vs Wanted EU Regional GF) 7.@Maozyn 1.62 (vs UD NA Summer OQ1 GF) 8. @suiwafps 1.62 (vs JLP LATAM FOQ2 GF) 9.Suiwa 1.59 (vs FA LATAM SOQ2 GF) 10. @WxRDeN_ 1.55 (vs Galorys IN Fall OQ1 GF)

GodL's recent roster move is undoubtedly one of the most controversial roster moves in history of CODM. Lets take a look at VipeR, Flirt and Luigi stats across two events they have played. Two events are CDM Spring (Group Stage) and IN Regional Championship (Playoffs). Here is how stats are formatted. In HP (K/D, KP10M), SnD (K/D, KPR) and Control (K/D, KP10M). For CDM's SnD stats there will be impact swing and Rating 1.0 too CDM Spring 2026 Group Stage Viper- HP (1.12, 36.92), SnD(1.33, 0.83, +4.72%, 1.22), Ctrl(1.20, 21.82) Flirt- HP(0.88, 33.27), SnD(0.94, 0.68, +4.06%, 1.03), Ctrl(0.78, 20.75) Luigi- HP(0.91, 31.41), SnD(0.65, 0.57, +1.07%, 0.81), Ctrl(0.80, 16.26) IN Regionals Playoffs Viper- HP(1.19, 40.37), SnD(0.94, 0.64), Ctrl(1.13, 22.1) Flirt- HP(1.06, 38.34), SnD(0.81, 0.59), Ctrl(1.0, 23.32) Luigi- HP(1.30, 44.71), SnD(1.24, 0.92), Ctrl(1.40, 23.74) As you can see in CDM, Viper was miles ahead and in regionals it was close and in fact Luigi was step ahead. The Question this data points to is: Will Luigi and Flirt able to rise up when put in an actual T1 team system and do so without being able to play in tournaments like CDM?

Thanks to all the CODM esports fans and players for the support during the Regional Championships. A big thanks to @playmobilegg for providing detailed stats. It enabled our coverage of the niche stats that wouldn't be possible without their support.

Control leaderboard in LATAM Regionals turned out quite unique. Majority of players are outside of Top 2 teams. One simple reason for it is the smaller sample size, thus more prone to randomness Dannz dominated in Control, topping the leaderboard across all parameters

In Latam Regional, Zeus was the player to look for in SnD. He dropped 1.66 K/D, 0.97 KPR and a 130+ ADR. One thing that is unique to LATAM is less overlap between Top K/D and KPR players. In other regions, players getting lot of kills were also surviving more but not in LATAM

In LATAM, Keyotk was the best player in HP. He was #2 in K/D, while being #1 in KP10M and Hill Time/10M Isupichu was a surprise player in LATAM. An upcoming talent to keep an eye on

Control was the playground of Exclusive in EU Playoffs. @sawootv was on a tier of his own, dropping 1.92 K/D, crazy. He also led in KP10M and was #3 in DMG/10M. All Exclusive players are in Top 10 which lets you know how dominant they were on control last weekend

Qantic Retired players dominated in SnD. They were a force to reckon with in SnD but struggled in other modes. Jimmy had 1.11 KPR, just absurd and his team didn't won a snd. The spread in SnD stats matches with other regions while that wasn't the case in HP

EU stands out in compared to other regions when it comes to Operators in HP. We have 3 War machine players in Top 10, much more compared to other regions. Vere, Saucy and AxiSz has been able to use it lethally, not just for zoning. Also, no Animus player in Top 10

LATAM Regional Championship: Grand Finals Street Gaming vs Amigos Gaming: 4-2 Street Gaming are your LATAM Regional Champions. They had a slip up in Points Major and this time they made sure to bring championship home

In EU Regionals, @kayruuuoff led in the HP K/D with 2nd highest KP10M Saucy was 2nd in K/D, Top 4 in KP10M while being also Top 2 in Hill Time/10M 4 Exclusive players are in Top 10. A team effort. Another thing to notice is much tighter spread in stats compared to NA and India

EU Regional Championship: Grand Finals Exclusive vs Wanted: 4-1 Exclusive takes their revenge and are your EU Regional Champions. @sawootv with the MVP performace

In their UB matchup, Wanted let in Hacienda through, their worst map against Exclusive. They are 0-7 on Hacienda. Will we see the map make it through drafts again?

EU Regional Championship: LB Finals Exclusive vs Animus: 3-1 Exclusive deals final blow to their arch rivals Animus. They eliminate Animus and put an end to Animus's champs bid

EU Regional Championship: UB Finals Wanted vs Animus: 3-0 Wanted takes care of business swiftly. One step away from securing champs slot. @MuteFps went crazy in this match

Combine, Tunisia and Firing Range have made it through draft. It will be interesting to see who comes out on top in these maps

Animus and Wanted are neck and neck this season at 6 wins each. Animus went 5-1 in Summer, and Wanted answered with a 5-1 Fall Split. Literally mirror opposites. They haven't played each other on Combine, Tunisia and Firing Range. It will be interesting to see if these maps are in play today

JP Regional Championship: Grand Finals Diavolos vs HydraX: 4-2 Diavolos are your Japan Champions. They dominate the season, not even losing a single match across the splits. DvS and HydraX are your JP representative in WC

JP Regional Championship: UB Finals Diavolos vs HydraX: 3-2 HydraX pushes DvS to their limits but DvS still comes out on top. It has been long time since someone has pushed DvS to map 5 in Japan

Nade usage can elevate good team to a great HP team. They are very effective in breaking hills or delaying the opponents in choke points. In EU Regionals on Day 2, Exclusive and Wanted players were stand out. All Exclusive players are in Top 14 and 3 Wanted players in Top 10