Warzone Last Dance in Verdansk — DrDisRespect and TimTheTatman in the top by viewers

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The final matches of Last Dance in Verdansk, a Call of Duty: Warzone community tournament hosted by Activision and BoomTV, took place on November 2 to farewell the Verdansk map. It was the main location in Battle Royale, but after the next update players won’t see it anymore.

In 5 hours of airtime, Last Dance in Verdansk generated 649.3K Hours Watched. The Average Viewers number of the tournament was 134.3K people, and the Peak Viewers number was 184.5K spectators. The most popular streamer of the event was DrDisrespect, whose channel generated more than 27% of the Hours Watched total number.

TimTheTatman took second place with 156,4K Hours Watched (24% of total Hours Watched). His broadcast was watched by 50.5K Peak Viewers. Third place by Peak Viewers went to Swagg, who had 24.4K concurrent viewers. In terms of Hours Watched, this position was taken by Aydan with 74.2K HW.

It is noteworthy that the Peak Viewers number of Last Dance in Verdansk was evenly divided between Twitch and YouTube (51.3% and 48.7%, respectively). This was significantly impacted by Dr. Disrespect and TimTheTatman, who stream on YouTube.

Highlights of ScummN, the runner-up at the tournament

Last Dance in Verdansk qualifications had between 35K and 65,6K Average Viewers, and in the main stage the number increased to 134,3K. This is twice as much as the Average Viewers number of the third qualifications, which of the three qualifications attracted the most viewers.

There were 20 duets in the final stage of the Last Dance in Verdansk event. The participants of the competition were chosen based on the results of three qualifications, where 120 pairs played in total. In addition to slots in the main stage, each qualifying tournament also had a $25,000 prize money pool.

The winner of Last Dance in Verdansk was the duo rivs2 & Destroy - they scored 72 tournament points and won $28K. Their closest pursuers were pairs UnRationaL & ScummN and Aydan & Rated, who won $17,5K and $14K, respectively. Intechs & zColors and DiazBiffle & SuperEvan, who took fourth and fifth place, won $7K and $3K respectively.

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