The Call of Duty: Warzone tournament is part of the Saudi Electronic League - Elite League (ELITE) for the 2026 season, the most prominent platform for "Battle Royale" professionals in the Kingdom, where the strongest players and clubs from Saudi Arabia compete to prove their tactical and field superiority.
Format
## 1. Scoring Mechanics
As shown in the leaderboard for Group 1, the current standings are driven entirely by aggressive performance:
- Kill Points (KP): Currently the primary driver of the rankings. Every elimination achieved by the squad translates into points.
- Observation: The league leader, Warzone AlUla, has 183.80 KP, which accounts for 100% of their total score.
- Placement Points (PP): These points are awarded based on how long a team survives in a match.
- Observation: In the provided image, all teams are at 0.00 PP. This usually indicates that either the placement points haven't been updated in the system yet, or this specific stage is a "Kill Race" format where only eliminations count toward advancing.
- Total Points: The final rank is the sum of KP + PP.
## 2. Competitive Structure
- Group Phase: Teams are divided into groups (the image displays Group 1). This phase acts as a filter to identify the most consistent and lethal squads.
- The "Win" Factor (Wins): There is a dedicated column for "Champions" (1st place finishes).
- Interesting Insight: Warzone AlUla has 3 Wins, proving they are not just getting kills but also closing out games. However, Vicious eSports is in 3rd place with 0 Wins, showing that a team can rank very high simply by being highly aggressive and securing a high volume of kills even without winning the match.
- Team Format: The competition is typically played in Trios (3 players per squad), requiring intense coordination for rotations and target focusing.