Team SuperEvan win $100K Warzone ROKKR Royale Tournament: Final standings
The first major Warzone tournament of Season 5 has concluded, with the CDL’s Minnesota ROKKR hosting the $100,000 ROKKR Royale and Team SuperEvan taking home the championship.
Minnesota ROKKR was back to host another Warzone tournament, offering pro players, content creators, and celebrities a chance to earn their share of the $100,00 prize pool.
Season 5’s event pits the players against each other in private lobbies over two days, with the main event taking place on August 17.
An adrenaline-fueled day of Warzone action saw Team SuperEvan consisting of SuperEvan, Repullze, and Lucky Chamu claim the top spot in the final standings of the $100K ROKKKR Royale Tournament.
Warzone ROKKR tournament final standings leaderboard
It was an exhilarating day of Warzone action for Team SuperEvan. They were able to win the first two games of the five-game series impressively, especially considering that Lucky Chamu lagged out of the second game due to his power going out and was not able to play in the third match.
However, Lucky Chamu was able to get back in the action in the fourth match and help SuperEvan and Repullze secure the Warzone ROKKR Royale Tournament championship. You can find the final standings for the event below:
Warzone ROKKR Royale tournament stream & schedule
Warzone’s $100k ROKKR Royale tournament was broadcasted on Call of Duty’s Twitch channel, with casters flitting across all POVs. Alternatively, you could have tuned into an individual streamer’s channel to watch their team’s gameplay throughout the whole tournament.
The ROKKR Royale Warzone tournament kicked off at 12 PM PST / 3 PM ET / 8 PM BST on both August 16 and 17.
Day One had the teams play in private lobbies with skewed rules, such as using Ground Loot Guns Only and Pistols and Snipers Only, while Day Two was standard tournament rules.
ROKKR Royale Warzone tournament format & scoring
As we’ve already mentioned, the ROKKR Royale Warzone tournament took over two days, with Day One having some more unique, fun rules in place. You can check out the complete format and scoring in the image above.
Prize pool
For the prize pool, the winner of Day One, Team SuperEvan, took home $25,000 while the rest will missed. But, the winner of each game received $6,000, and there were also Cash Contracts that rewarded mini objectives such as getting the longest snipe kill.
Then, the final $75,000 of the $100k prize pool was divided amongst Day Two’s top teams in the Warzone ROKKR Royale tournament standings.
Here’s a full breakdown of the ROKKR Royale Warzone tournament standings prize pool.
| Placement | Team | Prize |
| Day 1 Winner | Team SuperEvan | $25,000 |
| 1st | Team SuperEvan | $30,000 |
| 2nd | Team savyultras90 | $15,000 |
| 3rd | Team Picnick | $12,000 |
| 4th | Team Frozone | $7,500 |
| 5th | Team CPentagon_ | $6,000 |
| 6th | Team Sensei Swishem | $4,500 |
For more Warzone, you can check out how to watch the Call of Duty: Vanguard reveal inside of the battle royale.
Image Credit: Minnesota ROKKR / Activision