COD Warzone Shatter Gauntlet event one standing and more

Starting in 2024, the Call of Duty esports scene is looking more alive than ever. Apart from CDL Major One kicking off on January 25 in Boston. Players are warming up on the Shatter Gauntlet by eFuse.

The tournament features a prize pool of $150,000 with a total of 60 teams taking part in the event. The tournament is split into three events.

Event one concluded on 22 January, featuring the first 30 teams. Event two will take place on 29 January, while the final event will take place on February 5.

The first event recently concluded and here are the top 15 teams 

Team Rated - Rated, Mayappo, Ottereys

Team ZLaner - ZLaner, Rxul, Destroy

Team CPentagon - cPentagon, Fuzzn, Melvn

Team ScummN - ScummN, UnRationaL, Dongy

Team Tommey - Tommey, zSmit, HusKerrs

Team Testy - Testy, Yungstaz, Magoo

Team Savyultras90 - Savyultras90, isFreddy, ZANX

Team UncivilQueen - UncivilQueen, Jackal, Sherro

Team SuperEvan - SuperEvan, Djmas, Braxtvn

Team NobuSpartan - NobuSpartan, BlingCJay, iheedz

Team Swishem - Swishem, Natedogg, Tappa

Team Chrxnicle - Chrxnicle, Jtecc, cEighth

⁠Team OPMarked - OPMarked, SinBKS, BeamArk

Team Lullashy - Lullashy, Braalik, vKreuger

Team EyeQew - EyeQew, Vonbot, Ryda

The top 15 teams from Event One will move directly to the final event. Event two will feature the remaining 30 teams, who will fight for a chance at the third event.

The third event will feature the top 15 teams from Event One and Event Two. The prize pool of $150,000 will also be divided among these 30 teams. The prize distribution is listed below:

1 - $45,000

2 - $27,000

3 - $18,000

4 - $12,000

5 - $8,000

6 - $6,000

7 - $5,000    

8 - $4,000

9 - $3,000

10 - $2,000

11 to 15 - $1,500

16 to 20 - $1,000

21 to 30 - $750