The 2021 World Series of Warzone (WSOW) showcases four online Call of Duty®: Warzone™ competitions with a $300,000 prize pool per event, the largest program prize pool of any previous Warzone tournaments to date. The semi-invitational program will be separate trios- and duos-based competitions for each of the North American and European regions.

The first competition starts with players based in North America for the World Series of Warzone: Trios NA. All 50 trio squads will compete in a custom lobby for six matches, accumulating points based on kills and the overall placement of their squads. The performance of the 50 trio squads will determine their share of $200,000.

An additional $100,000 is up for grabs in the Captain’s Cup – a fun twist that will be led by some of the biggest names in Call of Duty esports.

Five captains will be selected based on their existing ties to the Call of Duty franchise to compete in the Captain’s Cup. Captains will be tasked with drafting a team of trio squads that have been formed prior to the draft. In turn, each captain will have pre-selected two players to form their trio squad. Then, each of the five captains will engage in a 9-round live draft via snake draft that is complete when there are five teams of 10 trios (or 30 total players per team). Each captain’s team will be scored based on the aggregate point total of its 10 trio squads. The performance of each of the five teams will determine their share of the Captain’s Cup prize pool, which features $20,000 to the winning captain and $1,000 for each member of the winning captain’s team.

The draft pool of trio squads will be assembled prior to the draft. Each trio will be formed by a trio squad leader prior to the draft and will include players invited by Activision to participate, representatives from Call of Duty League teams, and winners from official program qualifiers, including the squad that wins the World Series of Warzone Open Qualifier on the GameBattles platform (details below). Note that no more than two Call of Duty League pros can compete on a single trios squad.

Before participating in a WSOW event, all participants will need to pass an extensive and internal Activision security check to make sure their Activision accounts are in good standing. Participants found to have violated competitive integrity standards will be banned from all future Activision sponsored Warzone events and may be subject to further action.

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