There have been plenty of Warzone tournaments in the past, but Activision just hosted the first official DMZ event. While it was ultimately Team Joewo who came out on top, read on to catch up on the full results.
OpTic Texas hosted the first major North American Warzone 2 tournament days after the game’s release. WarsZ & zColorss won the Champ Bracket, while cloakzy & Daltoosh walked away victorious in the Creator Bracket.
In December, The Royal Air Force emerged on top at the third annual Call of Duty Endowment Bowl. The competitive Warzone 2 scene has experienced a little bit of a drought, but Call of Duty answered the bell by announcing the first-ever DMZ event.
It was team Joewo that proved to be ahead of the curve in this PVP/PVE hybrid mode, walking away the most points when all was said and done. But if you missed any of the action, we’ve got you covered below with the full DMZ Gauntlet results.
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$30K DMZ Gauntlet results
| Points | Team |
|---|---|
| 28 | Team Joewo |
| 25 | Team Reidboy |
| 24 | Team Knight |
| 23 | Team Covent |
| 22 | Team Jordy2d |
| 21 | Team Repullze |
| 20 | Team StoneMountain64 |
| 19 | Team ShawnJGaming |
Warzone 2 DMZ Gauntlet schedule
The DMZ Gauntlet went down on January 17 at 12 p.m. PST. All up, the broadcast ran for a few hours as teams battled through multiple rounds in the DMZ.
DMZ Gauntlet prize pool
16 teams of three battled it out for a chance at a piece of the $30,000 prize pool. Captains included the likes of Swagg, ShawnJGaming, Repullze, and DrLupo.
With this event the first of its kind, there’s every chance we see more DMZ competitions down the line as Warzone 2 continues on into 2023.