Miami Heretics announces partnership with Anthros

Call of Duty League franchise Miami Heretics has secured a partnership with ergonomic chair brand Anthros.

Athros chairs will be featured at future Miami Heretics’ events, streams and more. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The news was shared by Miami Heretics’ parent company, Misfits Gaming Group, on a Linkedin post. As a result of the deal, Anthros chairs will become the primary seat for the esports organisation’s players and events hosted by the organisation.

In the post Justic Stefanovic, SVP of Partnerships at Misfits Gaming Group, said: “We are absolutely thrilled to partner with Anthros! Their products are truly outstanding, and they understand the importance of posture, especially for those who spend long hours sitting and gaming.

“Prioritising comfort and ergonomics makes all the difference, and we couldn’t be more excited to work together!”

The post went on to share that additional fan activations and promotions will be planned throughout the year. This includes the upcoming Call of Duty League Major 3 hosted by Miami Heretics, scheduled to take place from April 24th to 27th at FAU’s Eleanor R. Baldwin Arena.

“At Anthros, we believe gamers are among the most intense sitters on the planet!” Jordan Trabue, Director of Partnerships & Gaming at Anthros, said in the post. “That’s why we built a chair engineered for the longest hours of play, designed to support the human body in a powerful, healthy position, so you can stay locked in and dominate, game after game.”

Miami Heretics becomes the latest venture for Anthros as it expands it’s esports portfolio. Last year, the gaming chair brand announced it was entering a multi-year partnership with ESL FACEIT Group, featuring in ESL and DreamHack events. In 2025, deals between gaming tech/gear companies and esports organisations show no signs of slowing down.

Miami Heretics is the official Call of Duty League franchise team hailing from Miami, United States. It was formed in 2023 after Team Heretics partnered with Misfits Gaming, seeking to rebrand Florida Mutineers.