Pullze Check Ladder Season 1 Returns with $40K Warzone Tournament to Kick Off 2026!
The hype train for Call of Duty: Warzone esports is rolling again! Pullze Check Ladder has unveiled Season 1 for 2026, building on feedback from its successful Season 0 in February 2025. With $40,000 up for grabs, this community fueled event offers open qualifiers for trios worldwide to battle for glory.

Announced January 6 via a cinematic trailer from creator Repullze, registrations kick off today, January 7, with qualifiers starting January 12. It’s the first major Warzone tournament of 2026, filling the void left by Activision’s yet to be revealed post WSOW 2025 plans.
Tournament Format
- Open Qualifiers: Starting January 12—top 24 teams advance to the group stage.
- Group Stage: Three groups of eight. Each team plays others twice over two weeks (BO? details TBA).
- Finals: Top 16 teams compete, culminating in a Grand Final on February 8.
- Grand Final Format: Match Point first to 200 points earns match point status, then win one game to claim victory.
The full breakdown is pending, but $40k awaits the top 16 finalists with the Season 1 champions taking the crown in a match point fashion.
Warzone Esports Thrives Amid Uncertainty
Even without an official Activision-backed circuit for 2026, Call of Duty: Warzone’s competitive scene continues to grow, drawing major organisations and fresh talent into the fold.
In December 2025, South Korean powerhouse T1 made its Warzone debut by signing a talented UK based trio led by former Team Vision star Echo. Meanwhile, Gen.G bolstered its lineup with the high profile addition of Aydan ‘Aydan’ Conrad, fresh off his Esports World Cup victory representing Twisted Minds.
The announcement of Pullze Check Ladder Season 1 with its $40,000 prize pool and open qualifiers marks another strong step forward for the ecosystem. It provides a vital platform for rising stars to compete directly against established pros, helping sustain momentum and attract even more organisational investment in Warzone esports.