World Series of Warzone 2024 Global Final: Schedule, format, and prize pool

The World Series of Warzone 2024 Global Final is heading to the Orleans Arena, Las Vegas. The tournament, which starts on September 14, 2024, features a $1 million prize pool and the top 40 squads from the WSOW Qualifying Series. WSOW is a Call of Duty-sponsored tournament and is also Warzone's premier league.

Keep reading for more details on the upcoming tournament.

World Series of Warzone 2024 Global Final schedule

The World Series of Warzone 2024 Global Final starts on September 14, 2024, and ends on September 15, 2024. The first round of matches will commence on Day 1, alongside the winner-takes-all #SoloYolo competition.

The second round of matches continues on Day 2. The qualifying teams will advance to the Match Point Finals on the same day.

World Series of Warzone 2024 Global Final format

On Day 1, all 40 squads will play in six maps to earn WSOW points. Teams who excel in the Day 1 overall standings will get an advantage, with the first-placed team getting a 40-point headstart on Day 2.

Check the corresponding advantage point for each placement below.

Day 1 Placement	Day 2 Advantage points
1st	40
2nd - 5th	30
6th - 10th	20
11th - 20th	15
21st - 30th	10
31st - 35th	5
36th - 40th	0

On Day 2, teams will compete again in a set of matches to surpass the 150-point limit to qualify for the next round. Match-point-eligible trios will drop on another map to secure a first-place finish. The winner of that match will be hailed WSOW 2024 Champions.

Meanwhile, the #SoloYolo tournament on Day 1 is a winner-takes-all event where 120 solo players can get the chance to bring home $50,000. Participants will only play on a single map, making the stakes even higher.

World Series of Warzone 2024 Global Final prize pool

The WSOW Global Final 2024 is a $1 million Warzone tournament.

This prize is divided among the #SoloYolo and group winners as follows:

1st place: $300,000
2nd place: $160,000
3rd place: $100,000
4th place: $65,000
5th place: $50,000
6th place: $40,000
7th place: $35,000
8th place: $30,000
9th place: $27,500
10th place: $25,000
11th place: $22,500
12th place: $20,000
13th place: $17,500
14th place: $15,000
15th place: $12,500
16th place: $10,000
17th place: $8,000
18th place: $6,000
19th place: $4,000
20th place: $2,000
21st - 40th: 0

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