World Series of Warzone 2024: Teams, schedule, prize pool, more

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The 2024 World Series of Warzone is getting ever closer, and the first set of teams have started to etch their names in attendance at the Global Final. Here’s everything we know about the World Series of Warzone this year including who has qualified, the schedule, and more.

The World Series of Warzone has been a landmark tournament for COD battle royale competitors each year since 2021, with 2023 marking the first time it was hosted on LAN, with spectators in attendance and a trophy for the players to take home.

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In 2023, players gathered in London for the event. The trios competition was won by Biffle, Sage, and Shifty, while Skullface won the Solo YOLO $100k tournament. In the past, we’ve even seen top names like former OpTic Gaming CDL pro Seth ‘Scump’ Abner winning it all, with his widely celebrated Verdansk solo win, taking down Aydan in the final 1v1.

2024 looks set to be much different, though. Here’s what we know.

Dates & WSOW schedule

The 2024 World Series of Warzone Global Finals will be held in Las Vegas at the Orleans Arena on September 14th and 15th.

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All matches can be watched on the official Call of Duty YouTube or Twitch channels.

Format & map for World Series of Warzone

World Series of Warzone 2024 competition formatActivision
The format for the World Series of Warzone is a lengthy one, that will truly put competitive players to the test.

While the ranked play modes in Warzone have been on Rebirth Island and Fortune’s Keep, World Series of Warzone will be taking place on Urzikstan.

The qualification format was explained as follows:

After a qualification period, 40 trios worldwide earned a spot in the Global Finals. There will be six matches on the first day of the Global Finals, and the overall standings from day one determine the WSOW point advantage each trio receives for the second day of action.

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Day 1 PlacementTeamsDay 2 Advantage Points
1stTeam Falcons40
2nd – 5thOMiT EUTeam AydanTeam CODMunityTeam Echo30
6th – 10thUNO Gaming x WesT EsportsFaZeNAVIReply TotemTeam Colony2k20
11th – 20thExilesTeam FifakillTeam SuperEvanOMiT NAV8 EsportsCT RedDRNTeam NorthFaZe BlackTeam ZaaKK715
21st – 30thBD BensaXTHCloud9Team Falcons MENATeam ClowhnXO EsportsTeam cPentagonRevenge TourFluffy AimersESC10
31st – 35thCT BlackTeam ValorTeam WarsZVegas InfernoTeam BSB5
36th – 40thTeam VitalityeBeedonsTeam ReaperTeam qlaprTeam Begsy0

The match point format on day two awards one point per elimination and a separate set of points based on placement. For example, squads earn 15 points for placing first or 10 for placing second.

Once a team reaches 100 points, they must win an additional match to secure the victory officially. So, even if a squad reaches 100 points, other squads still have a chance to catch up until they win another game. As a result, multiple teams reach the 100-point threshold, and winning one final game becomes an intense race.

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Teams competing

Here are all of the trios heading to the Global Final:

Aydan, DjMas, zSmitBiffle, Soka, ShiftyBraxtvn, Yungstaz, JujuSaiyanDongy, UnRational, ScummN
GabeKuun, Flanked, BlaztHusKerrs, Braalik, JackalJoeWo, Breadman, ForeignJaseLevi, Lymax, Zepa
Natedogg, Rxul, DestroyOttereyes, Empathy, SuperEvanSage, Adrian, SwaggStrixy, Tapvaltor, Jonnybro23
iVisionSR, KingAJ, V8 ShowstoppxrLouiCM, WarsZ, BubblectCrmz, Xink7, HMoodXiHeedz, Gromalok, Enkeo
Prxdigy, Oekiy, EchoBegsy, SV, ReloadKlavsen, ilgooy, FLSMelvin, cPentagon, Fuzzn
Niasen, KingChawk, NydaahSavageStewo, Enxiun, PatzukkaSavyUltras90, isFreddy, Dsyre ZanxJaviix, Dagat1, Camz
LilMario, Lonnerdd, ClowhnSlide, BeamArk, JteccBabahuf, FutureHasGame, AlmightyTJME700, Fundsy, Tea
Colony2k, WatchWaldo, RobStar, Wartex, BladeBoogs, Benzei, StukexJukeyz, Lenun, Fifakill
ZaaKK, HalloW, AyzenRoocket, Qlapr, ZacharVxlcom, Resolve, PandaTvNetodz, XtraJ, Vitaah
ZDark, Amir, Castillo Padrin, vitiin911, Reaper iErickziN, Tabacudo, n4noFPSxmq, Hassi, Tikqs

WSOW 2024 prize pool

There will be a $1 million prize pool for World Series of Warzone 2024, and this year, all of it is being placed on the LAN Global Finals, rather than some in online qualifiers.

Besides the $50,000 for the Solo YOLO tournament, here is how the remaining $950k will be spread across successful trios:

PlacementPrize Money
1st$300,000
2nd$160,000
3rd$100,000
4th$65,000
5th$50,000
6th$40,000
7th$35,000
8th$30,000
9th$27,500
10th$25,000
11th$22,500
12th$20,000
13th$17,500
14th$15,000
15th$12,500
16th$10,000
17th$8,000
18th$6,000
19th$4,000
20th$2,000

World Series rules & settings

As with any Call of Duty game, WSOW won’t be played with the game exactly as it is out of the box, and certain changes have to be made to make it more competitively viable. Here are some of the rules as well as the points breakdown.

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WSOW Trios competitive settings

World Series of Warzone will feature a twist on the Battle Royale trios format with competitive settings that closely mirror those found in Ranked Resurgence. The following additional changes have been made:

Loot Items Removed:

  • Redeploy Pack
  • Reinforcement Flare
  • Gulag Entry Kits

Public Event Adjustments:

  • Circle 3: Fire Sale
  • No other public events will occur

WSOW Scoring

  • 1 Elimination = 1 Point
  • 1st place: 2x Points
  • 2nd – 5th: 1.8x Points
  • 6th – 10th: 1.6x Points
  • 11th – 15th: 1.4x Points
  • 16th – 25th: 1.2x Points
  • 26th – 34th: 1x Points

We’ll keep this hub updated as new developments come for the World Series of Warzone, including where the Global Finals take place, the teams and players that will be participating, and more.