
Delta Force’s Streamer Ladder is already underway, with more than 50 creators and professional players competing across one global leaderboard for a corrected $52,500 prize pool. The climb runs from September 19 through 26 and ends with a six-team final on September 26 at 11:00 a.m. PT.
An official Steam announcement places the ladder inside a four-event anniversary program offering more than $100,000 in prizes and rewards across two weeks. Three events have named cash pools totaling $147,500, while ZywOo’s coaching challenge will reward streamers and viewers with Delta Tickets.
🪜STREAMER LADDER starts Sept 19.
✨ZywOo, summit1g, HutchMF, iiTzTimmy, ImperialHal, Gingy, NiceWigg, aceu, LuluLuvely, ArrowCS, Beaulo, and 40+ streamers from around the world will climb one ladder with $50,000+ on the line.
📈 September 19–26
📺 Watch live on their channels pic.twitter.com/dz4zyVV80g— Delta Force Game (@DeltaForce_Game) September 17, 2026
One global ladder has a six-team final
Participants from North America, Europe, South Korea, Japan, and other regions are competing within the same ladder. The final round will count double, but Delta Force still has not detailed how points are awarded during the climb, leaving the scoring system as the event’s biggest missing competitive rule.
Viewers can follow the participants through their own channels, with the scheduled final providing the clearest official broadcast point so far. ZywOo joins iiTzTimmy and ImperialHal among the best-known names in the announced lineup. The field also includes summit1g, HutchMF, Gingy, NiceWigg, aceu, LuluLuvely, ArrowCS, and Beaulo.
The known roster crosses several shooters
ZywOo is the marquee Counter-Strike 2 name, while former professional players turned streamers summit1g and aceu add experience from other competitive FPS communities. Apex Legends is represented by iiTzTimmy and NiceWigg, and former Rainbow Six Siege pro Beaulo brings another established scene to the lineup.
Escape from Tarkov creators HutchMF and Gingy are also taking part. General gaming creators LuluLuvely and ArrowCS round out the publicly named participants, although the full roster has not been revealed.
Three more creator events fill the anniversary schedule
Levinho’s $20,000 Zero to Hero challenge began on September 13. Ten mobile creators, including Levinho, Panda, Sevou, Capi, Zetti, 1cestream, Sonho, Solso, Izuna, and G1null, started with only a knife and are competing to become the event’s ultimate Hero. The official announcement does not provide an end date.
ZywOo will coach Vitality teammate flameZ and Twitch creator ohnePixel through a series of Delta Force trials on September 25 at 1:00 p.m. PT. Both players are new to the game, and each completed trial will trigger Delta Ticket rewards for viewers and streamers, with larger rewards tied to greater success.
Delta Force Twitch Rivals is scheduled for September 25 at 2:00 p.m. UTC-7 with a $75,000 prize pool. It adds the largest single cash pool to the anniversary broadcast schedule, which will continue through the Streamer Ladder final the following day.
TiMi Studio Group and Team Jade are staging the program as part of Delta Force’s second-anniversary celebrations. The events take place during the Reorientation season, which began on September 8 and introduced Rover and Clover, Layali Grove 2.0, and The Mog. The Reorientation season overview covers the wider changes surrounding the anniversary, while the September 17 update details additional changes and rewards.
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Source: Dot Esports
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