The North American In-Game Open, a key qualifier for the World Series of Warzone 2025, is currently facing serious issues with cheating. This tournament, which offers a prize pool of $1 million, has seen numerous instances of players using cheats to gain unfair advantages, frustrating competitors and viewers.
Several popular streamers, including FaZe Flxnked and JoeWo, have shared clips on social media showing blatant cheating during matches. These clips highlight how some participants use hacks to eliminate opponents or disrupt gameplay, casting a shadow over the competition’s integrity.
$1,000,000 Tournament btw pic.twitter.com/wbDhXh6cVr
— FaZe Flxnked (@Flxnked) June 20, 2025
The World Series of Warzone is one of the premier events in the Call of Duty competitive scene, backed by Activision and featuring top esports organizations. Despite this, the persistent cheating problem seems to remain unresolved. Yikes, a million-dollar tournament should have stricter measures.
While some might dismiss Warzone esports as casual, many players depend on these events for their livelihood. Cheating not only affects the fairness of the competition but also threatens the future careers of those involved. More players are considering leaving the scene due to these ongoing issues.
