Mook and Prolute take the new Call of Duty beta live
With no matches on the calendar, Bush's account carried the week itself — players streaming the new Call of Duty beta and staff narrating a Travers Stakes watch and a Russy bet from the couch.
Mook and Prolute take the beta live
Live now playing cod and chopping it up with chat t.co/hyYuFEu2bm
Byron "Prolute" Vera posted a clip out of the new Call of Duty beta with nothing attached but the link, letting the footage speak for itself. Connor "Mook" followed by going live himself, writing that he was "live now playing cod and chopping it up with chat." A day earlier, Jace Humberson had framed the whole window in more guarded terms, posting that he was headed home "to play the beta" after stepping out for his dad's birthday, and adding, "hopefully the games actually fun now" — a hedge from inside the org, not a pitch.
That mix of a straight clip, a live stream, and an on-record shrug about whether the beta is any good is what the account's coverage of a new title looks like before there is a result to report. Telluride Bush Gaming fields four roster spots for Call of Duty, two of them signed and two still open, and none of that moved this week — but posts like Jace's are exactly the kind of read a new title's beta period is supposed to produce before an org commits a signing against it.
Away from the sticks: Travers, Russy, and a hit bet
Live with the crew for Travers 🐎 t.co/ZKjVi9yCZN
Jersey Jerry posted he was "live with the crew for Travers," attaching a photo from the watch, as the account spent part of the week on horse racing rather than Call of Duty. Jace Humberson marked college football's return the same day with a video captioned "College football officially back," and separately posted that a broadcaster he called "Ken" was audibly "pissed" on air, joking that "his accent goes from american STRAIGHT back to like he never left jamaica."
Jerry also ran a string of posts around a player he referred to only as "Russy" — "It was ALWAYS RUSSY!!!!," "Never a Doubt RUSSY!!!!," and, capping it, "BOOM 1/1" — each attached to its own video, reading like a bet or a pick paying off rather than anything tied to Bush's own roster. None of it involves Call of Duty; all of it is the same account narrating a week the way a group chat would.
Outlook
There is no match column to write here, so the account is doing the work a schedule usually would: two players putting the new Call of Duty beta on record, on-camera, with one of them declining to say it's actually good yet. That is a more useful signal than a marketing post would be, and it is happening while the roster still carries two open seats — the kind of gap an org typically waits on a title's early read before filling.
The rest of the week — a Travers watch, a college football kickoff clip, a string of posts about someone named Russy hitting a bet — has nothing to do with Call of Duty at all, and that is the point of a quiet stretch like this one: the account is the org's whole presence right now, and it is spending as much of it on horse racing and football as on the game it actually competes in.
Upcoming
- Jersey Jerry says he'll be back September 3rd, per his own post.