The Warzone Shatter Gauntlet pits 60 teams against each other to take home the lion’s share of a $150,000 prize pool. Here is everything you need to know about the ongoing tournament.
It’s an exciting time to be a competitive Call of Duty fan. CDL Major One kicks off on Jan. 25 in Boston, and MW3 Ranked Play is finally live after a bumpy launch day. Meanwhile, Warzone‘s tournament scene is starting to heat up.
After over a month of learning the ropes on Urzikstan, pro players and content creators have mastered the map and know every nook and cranny, resulting in thrilling action when top-level players go head to head. Shatter Gauntlet provides the perfect platform for stars to showcase their talent.
Warzone Shatter Gauntlet schedule
Here is the full schedule for Warzone Shatter Gauntlet.
- Event Two: Jan 29, 2pm CST
- Event Three: Feb. 5, 2pm CST
Warzone Shatter Gauntlet standings
After the first day of action, here are the top 15 teams that will move on to the Finals in Event Three. 30 different teams will compete in Event Two for a chance to join the first group of teams on the last day of the tournament.
Points from the qualifer rounds carry over, meaning teams who finished high will have a leg up entering the final stage.
A few big names in the scene failed to qualify for the next round, including Swagg, Apathy, and Qrissy. There has been no confirmation about who will be competing in Event Two, but expect to see other well-known players make an appearance.
Placement | Team |
First | Rated, Mayappo, Ottereys |
Second | ZLaner, Destroy, Rxul |
Third | Pentagon, Fuzzn, Melvin |
Fourth | ScummN, Unrational, zDongy |
Fifth | Tommey, Huskerrs, ZSmit |
Sixth | Testy |
Seventh | Savyultras, isFreddy, ZANX |
Eighth | UncivlQueen |
Ninth | SuperEvan, Braztvnn, DJmas |
10th | NobusSpartan |
11th | Swishem, Natedogtv, Tappa_EP |
12th | Chrxnicle |
13th | OPmarked, Sinbks, Beam_Ark |
14th | Lullaashyy, Vkreugger, Braalik |
15th | Itseyqew |
The tournament officials did not provide a format for the Finals, but Warzone fans praised the match point format used in the OpTic $200,000 tournament. Instead of confusing multipliers, the match point format awards one point per elimination and a separate set amount of points based on placement. For example, squads earn 15 points for placing first or 10 for placing second.