CDL 2020: Dashy OpTic Gaming Los Angeles Player Profile For Call of Duty League 2020

Brandon "Dashy" Otell is an AR Slayer for OpTic Gaming Los Angeles. The 20-year-old Canadian will feature as part of one of the Los Angeles franchises in the Call of Duty League (CDL) 2020 Season.

Dashy is best known for his stint on OpTic Gaming during the Black Ops 4 season, winning the first tournament of the year and receiving the MVP trophy.

He made a name for himself online during the Infinite Warfare season and quickly transitioned to a household name at offline events; Dashy has earned over $100,000 in prize money from Call of Duty esports.

Here's Dashy's player profile for the CDL 2020 season.

 

CDL 2020 Season

For the debut season of the Call of Duty League, Dashy will be a part of OpTic Gaming Los Angeles - the team consists of:

  • Thomas "TJHaLy" Haly
  • Kenny "Kenny" Williams
  • Austin "SlasheR" Liddicoat
  • Jordan "JKap" Kaplan
  • Brandon "Dashy" Otell

With the CDL 2020 season yet to start, no offline tournaments have taken place yet. However, Dashy has teamed up with Skrapz, FormaL, Scump and Priestahh for the Subliners New York Open in November 2019; an online PS4 single-elimination tournament. The team placed top 4, collecting $1,250 after losing to yesssssirrr (MajorManiak, Simp, Envoy, Gunless and Karma).

He has also placed second in the CheckMate Gaming Elite $2500 5v5 S&D 2019-10-26 with the OpTic Gaming LA squad.

 

 

Major Achievements

The following achievements feature all offline tournaments only.

Prize pool represents the total amount the team earned.

Game
Event
Date
Place
Prize
Team
BO4
Call of Duty World League Championship 2019
18-08-2019
3rd
$140,000
OpTic Gaming
BO4
CWL Pro League 2019 Playoffs
21-07-2019
7th-8th
$18,750
OpTic Gaming
BO4
CWL Pro League 2019
05-07-2019
1st-2nd
$84,375
OpTic Gaming
BO4
CWL Anaheim 2019
16-06-2019
3rd
$50,000
OpTic Gaming
BO4
CWL London 2019
05-05-2019
3rd
$50,000
OpTic Gaming
BO4
CWL Fort Worth 2019
17-03-2019
9th-12th
$0
OpTic Gaming
BO4
CWL Las Vegas Open 2019
09-12-2018
1st
$100,000
OpTic Gaming
WWII
Call of Duty World League Championship 2018
19-08-2018
13th-16th
$15,000
compLexity
WWII
CWL Pro League 2018 Stage 2
19-07-2018
11th-12th
$12,500
compLexity
WWII
CWL Anaheim Open 2018
17-06-2018
13th-16th
$0
compLexity
WWII
CWL Seattle Open 2018
22-04-2018
13th-16th
$0
compLexity
WWII
CWL Birmingham Open 2018
01-04-2018
25th-28th
$0
compLexity
WWII
CWL Atlanta Open 2018
11-03-2018
17th-20th
$0
compLexity
WWII
Canadian Championship Series 2018 National Final
04-03-2018
3rd-4th
C$6,000
compLexity
WWII
CWL New Orleans Open 2018
14-01-2018
13th-16th
$0
Enigma6 Group
WWII
CWL Northern Arena Showdown 2018
17-12-2017
7th-8th
$0
Enigma6 Group
WWII
CWL Dallas Open 2018
10-12-2017
9th-12th
$15,000
Enigma6 Group
IW
Call of Duty World League Championship 2017
13-08-2017
1st
$200,000
Str8 Rippin
IW
CWL Anaheim Open 2017
18-06-2017
17th-20th
$0
Str8 Rippin

 

 

 

Team History

  • OpTic Gaming LA - TJHaLy, Kenny, SlasheR, JKap (October 2019 - Present)
  • OpTic Gaming - Crimsix, Karma, Scump, TJHaLy (September 2018 - October 2019)
  • CompLexity -  StuDyy, FeLo, Parasite, Censor, Ricky, Blazt (January - September 2018)
  • Enigma6 Group - General, Bevils, Decemate, GodRx, Pandur, Censor, Blazt (September 2017 - January 2018)
  • Str8 Rippin

 

Dashy's History

Infinite Warfare

Dashy started out playing and winning online S&D tournaments with well known, young talents.

It wasn't until the later stages of Infinite Warfare that Dashy really started to break into the scene, attending the Anaheim Open and COD Champs.

WWII

Was an active year for Dashy, despite not getting the placements he would have desired.

Across ten offline tournaments, Dashy's best placing came at the Canadian Championship Series 2018 National Final (top 4). It was at this stage he had joined compLexity with Parasite, StuDyy and FeLo.

Dashy, finished up the year with a top twelve placement in Stage 2 of the Pro League, as well as top 16 at COD Champs 2018.

 

 

Black Ops 4

With Black Ops 4 transitioning to a five-man squad and OpTic's rocky year in WWII, Dashy was at the top of their wishlist; replacing the departing Octane and Methodz.

The fourth instalment of the Black Ops franchise looked to be a return to form for OpTic. Karma was brought back into the team, as well as new addition TJHaly.

The first place at Las Vegas looked like the jump start OpTic needed to get back to winning ways - Dashy's first big event on a "top team" was a major success as he claimed the MVP trophy. However, they were quickly brought back down to earth as the team lacked practice and became overconfident - finishing top 12 at Fort Worth.

The Pro League season failed to see the full extent of what Dashy is capable of, due to visa issue, having to rely on ZooMaa to fill in for him.

It was third place for the Greenwall at both London and Anaheim and they finished up the regular season top of their pro league group.

Top 8 was all that they could manage at the Pro League playoffs, but it didn't hinder their spirits as they looked unstoppable at COD Champs 2019. Unfortunately, two quickfire losses to eUnited and 100 Thieves in the final stages of the competition left them with a third-place finish once again.

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Written ByChris Trout@TheTrout91