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Who are the highest earning Call of Duty: Warzone players?

Cash isn't just for buying loadouts.

The Call of Duty: Warzone tournament scene is full of some big names who have risen to stardom, earning the privilege to compete in high-stakes events. Among these renowned players, the most consistently successful not only bask in their victories but also secure their positions as the highest earners in Warzone.

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It seems like there’s a Warzone tournament every week or so with some big money on the line. There are grinders who have been pounding away at the game since it launched, competing in the majority of these tournaments and winning quite a few of them.

It’s not a fluke for a player to appear on the list of the top-earning players in Warzone. These players consistently place well with placements as well as kill totals in tournaments run by a variety of organizers, including Activision itself.

The difference in earnings between the top players and the second and third tiers of competitors is pretty stark. Just looking at the list makes it easy to see who places high, who’s won some of the biggest cash tournaments in Warzone history, like World Series of Warzone.

Related: Who won the 2022 World Series of Warzone?

These are the highest-earning Warzone players who stack their cash in real life as well as when it’s time to buy a loadout to start mowing down players in private lobbies or public kill races alike.

Highest-earning Warzone players

RankNameEarnings
OneTommey$451,307
TwoAydan$421,274
ThreeAlmond$415,385
FourFifakill$404,880
FiveHuskers$353,619
SixRated$336,766
SevenNewbz$330,159
EightSuperEvan$320,390
NineJukeyz$304,733
10Biffle$291,297
11Warsz$224,077
12Unrational$206,711
13Destroy$197,729
14Scummn$191,660
15Swagg$182,725
16Zlaner$182,344
17Hsokat42$165,212
18Stukawaki$164,881
19Joewo$163,576
20Zsmit$129,956
21BBlade$126,120
22Mayappo$124,258
23Scump$123,375
24Booya$118,629
25Mutex$116,124
(Earnings numbers via WarzoneEarnings as of Aug. 24, 2023)

Who is the highest-earning Warzone player of all time?

Thomas ‘Tommey’ Trewren is the highest-earning Warzone player of all time with over $451,000 in tournament winnings. The former CoD pro was one of the first competitive players to make the switch to Warzone during its release in 2020.

As Warzone became more popular, tournaments became more frequent and Tommey grinded through all the notable ones to earn the number one spot on our list in early 2022.


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