Shroud talks about his call of duty Doritos Bowl Win at TwitchCon

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 has only been out for a few weeks, but a team of professional players has already won a $ 100,000 prize in a tournament. A team assembled by Michael Grzesiek, better known as To wrap up, won the Doritos Bowl, the first official Black Ops 4 tournament. He led his team to victory over three other notable participants: Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, Dr. Lupo and CouRage.

The tournament was held at TwitchCon, at the San Jose Convention Center, and pitted the four teams against Blackout, Call of Duty's new royal battle mode. With a prize pool of $ 250,000 on the line, the teams played four sessions of one hour each to see who could accumulate the most points. The Shroud team finally stood out with a total of 499.5 points. CouRage, the team that finished second, amassed 431.25 points. Meanwhile, Fortnite's Ninja and DrLupo streamers finished with 374 and 350.75 points, respectively.

Digital Trends Social Media Guru Riley Winn caught Shroud after the victory of his team. Shroud told Digital Trends that he had started preparing early for the Doritos Bowl. "The second time I discovered the format, I practically played like this in the usual home testing, "said Shroud.

As Blackout requires a large number of players, the four teams faced the general public at every round. "I knew we were playing against the usual online audience … I'm going to find the rotations, find where the most are and it paid off. We had so many frags, "said Shroud.

Shroud, an ancient Counter-Strike: Global Offensive pro and well known PUBG player, has adopted the Battle Royale mode of Call of Duty. "Oh, I think it's unbelievable, I've been waiting for something like this for so long, because I'm a big fan of Call of Duty's speed and I wanted to see a fast royal battle." . "

Look at the full interview above to find out how many bags Doritos Shroud thinks they can eat in a week and what he plans to do with his share of the price.

It is too early to tell if Blackout will become a viable eSport, but the first tournament was certainly exciting.