Another year of the World Series of Warzone wrapped up on Sunday, Sept. 15, with Team Falcons dominating 39 other trios on both days and bagging the massive $300,000 prize.
After months of competition for North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, only 40 teams of three remained as the Warzone world shifted to Las Vegas. Top teams and players from around the world dove into sweaty and nerve-wracking battles over the weekend. If you’re curious to find the World Series of Warzone global final results, here are the event’s top ten teams, along with their prize money, average placement, and kills.
World Series of Warzone global final standings
Team Falcons swept the floor with other teams on both days; topping the WSOW leaderboard on the first day allowed them to have a headstart of 40 points on the second day. Other teams also received advantage points based on their scoreboard placement on the first day, but it was of course lower than Team Falcons’ lead.
Teams were awarded points for kills and placing high within a match, with the team who won each match getting the most points in the lobby. But as kills were the decider, every match turned into a camp-fest.
| Rank | Team | Prize Won (USD) | Score | Total Kills | Avg. Placement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First | Team Falcons | 300,000 | 194.0 | 89 | 4.9 |
| Second | Team CODMunity | 160,000 | 164.4 | 91 | 6.3 |
| Third | Team Aydan | 100,000 | 141.6 | 69 | 6.6 |
| Fourth | FaZe | 65,000 | 134.8 | 71 | 5.5 |
| Fifth | FaZe Black | 50,000 | 123.2 | 66 | 7.6 |
| Sixth | Team North | 40,000 | 104.8 | 52 | 6.8 |
| Seventh | OMiT NA | 35,000 | 104.0 | 64 | 8.6 |
| Eighth | CT Red | 30,000 | 103.0 | 60 | 7.5 |
| Nineth | Team Echo | 27,500 | 98.4 | 54 | 12.4 |
| 10th | Exiles | 25,000 | 98.4 | 49 | 7.4 |
World Series of Warzone Solo Yolo final results
Nick “Nickool” Bray clinched the Solo Yolo title, ending the first day of the World Series of Warzone on a high note. Nickool had much better positioning than his final opponent, NAVI’s Mark “Zepa” Zepackic—a victim of the lategame circle, downed from the poisonous gas on the edge of the safe zone. The Canadian quickly laid waste to his opponent, securing the $50,000 Solo Yolo prize.
Before the nerve-wracking one-on-one, Zepa made quick work of Luke “Flxnked,” who came in third. The runner-up also knocked out HalloW and Jackal, who secured fourth and fifth place in Solo Yolo, respectively.
WSOW global final teams
Below you’ll find the teams who participated in this year’s global final:
| OMiT EU | BD Bensa | UNO Gaming x WesT Esports | Team Aydan |
| Team Fifakill | Exiles | XTH | Team Falcons |
| Team SuperEvan | CT Black | Team Valor | Cloud9 |
| FaZe | OMiT NA | Team Vitality | Team WarsZ |
| V8ESPORTS | CT Red | Team Falcons MENA | Team CODMunity |
| Team Echo | DRN | Team Clowhn | XO Esports |
| eBeedons | Team Reaper | Team North | NAVI |
| Reply Totem | Vegas Inferno | Team qlapr | FaZe Black |
| Team cPentagon | Revenge Tour | Team Colony2K | Fluffy Aimers |
| Team Begsy | Team ZaaKK7 | Insight Gaming | ESC |
WSOW global final format
Forty trios competed in a series of matches over the weekend of Sept. 14 and 15, live from Las Vegas. A total of $1 million was on the line as the teams dropped in for six maps worth of competition on Sept. 14, followed by a winner-take-all $50,000 solo YOLO match as all players competed for the big prize.
The trios returned on Sunday, Sept. 15 to play until there’s a winner. The first team to rack up 150 points (points awarded for kills and placement) and then win a match was declared the champs and split their share of the big $300,000 grand prize.
