How to watch NICKMERCS’ $50K Warzone tourney ft Scump, Cloakzy, Crimsix

Albert Petrosyan

Twitch superstar Nick ‘NICKMERCS’ Kolcheff is hosting a massive $50,000 Call of Duty: Warzone tournament called the MFAM Gauntlet, and we’ve got streams, the leaderboard, teams, and everything else you need to keep up with all the action.

Since his transition from Fortnite to Warzone, NICKMERCS has been one of the most-watched Call of Duty streamers on Twitch, and now he’s using that platform to put together one of the biggest tournaments we’ve seen for CoD’s new battle royale title.

Sponsored by the Army National Guard, HyperX, and SCUF Gaming, this $50,000 MFAM Gauntlet features not only some of the biggest content creators in gaming, but also several CoD pros, professional athletes, and even celebrities.

NICKMERCS - InstagramKyle Van Noy, an NFL player for the Miami Dolphins, is one of several pro athletes competing in NICKMERCS’ MFAM Gauntlet Warzone event.

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When is the MFAM Gauntlet Warzone tourney?

This competition will take place on Tuesday, April 28, kicking off at 1 PM PT / 4 PM ET and scheduled to last for four hours.

It will be livestreamed on its own separate Twitch, which we’ve included below, and casters will include the Call of Duty League’s Clint ‘Maven’ Evans and Joe ‘MerK’ DeLuca.

Some of the participants are also broadcasting their POVs on their own individual channels, some of which we’ve also included below.

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Live leaderboard

The standings for this event can be found on the MFAM Gauntlet website and are being updated live throughout the day as results come in.

Teams & players

There are 24 teams in total competing in the MFAM Gauntlet main event, each composed of three players since the tournament is being played in Warzone’s Trios playlist.

Nick himself is competing with Cloakzy and fellow FaZe Clan streamer Swagg and there’s a spot reserved for the trio of his subscribers who made it out of the first three weeks of qualifiers, which also doubled as sub tournaments.

Team Name Player 1 Player 2 Player 3
NICKMERCS NICKMERCS Swagg Cloakzy
Crimsix Crimsix TeePee DougisRaw
MMA Stipe Miocic (UFC) Megan Anderson (UFC) Lorenz Larkin (Bellator)
Pamaj Pamaj Testyment FaZeDirty
SypherPK SypherPK Crowder abeZy
Castro Castro1021 EthanGroat_ Wyxt28
Trainwreck Trainwreck StellarMoves FeLo
KVN Kyle Van Noy (NFL – Miami Dolphins) Rygaming Nas
Scump Scump Symfunny HusKers
JERICHO JERICHO GoldGlove Di3sel
NoahJ NoahJ456 Tommey Diegosaurs
LEGIQN LEGIQN Speros Dillster
LosPollos LosPollosTV FemaleDogs Snubby
Lupo DrLupo Skrapz Wuskin
Kempe Adrian Kempe (NHL – LA Kings) Colton Hargrove Jonny Brodzinski
Desiigner Desiigner Hollywood Higgins (NFL – Cleveland Browns) GaGod
MLB Lance McCullers (MLB – Houston Astros) Brett Phillips (MLB – KC Royals) Dallas Keuchel (MLB – Houston Royals)
Aydan Aydan FaZe Bloo Priestahh
Vikkstar Vikkstar WarZ Jukeys
Tarik Cohen Tarik Cohen (NFL – Chicago Bears) Balatism Brett Feez
NBA Alex Caruso (NBA – LA Lakers) Josh Hart (NBA – New Orleans Pelicans) Frank ‘Nitty’ Session (SBL)
Censor Censor Tourva Attach
MFAM Gauntlet Qualifier Frozone Ampz SuperEvan
Army National Guard Cam11B Trisbarn ZexsOG

Format, rules, prize breakdown

The MFAM Gauntlet features a race-against-the-clock format as teams have exactly four hours to try and get as many quality matches of Warzone as they can. Once the time limit is up, each team’s best five matches determine where they finish on the final leaderboard.

Matches are scored based on two factors – eliminations and placement; here is the full scoring system that’s being used:

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The $50,000 prize pool will be split accordingly between the teams that finish in the top-10, with an additional $1,000 each going to the player and team that finish with the most eliminations in their five best matches.

  • 1st Place – $24,000
  • 2nd Place – $9,000
  • 3rd Place – $6,000
  • 4th Place – $3,000
  • 5th Place $2,000
  • 6th-9th – $1,000
  • MOST ELIMINATIONS (Individual): $1,000
  • MOST ELIMINATIONS (Team): $1,000

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About The Author

Albert is a former esports and gaming writer, focused particularly on Call of Duty and content creators. Spending over three years at Dexerto, Albert eventually now works with streamer NICKMERCS and the MFAM group. You can find Albert @AlbertoRavioli on Twitter.