Why Warzone Tournaments Require Screenshot Proof — and How to Submit It

Why Warzone Tournaments Require Screenshot Proof

Every result submitted on DropZone must include a photograph of the in-game scoreboard. This is not bureaucracy — it is what keeps competition fair and verifiable.

Why proof matters

Without proof, results rely on trust alone. Screenshot verification means every score can be checked against the actual post-match scoreboard, deterring inflated submissions and giving every team confidence that the leaderboard reflects what really happened.

What to capture

At the end of your match, capture the full scoreboard clearly showing your team name, your placement and your kills. Make sure the screenshot is legible — blurry or partial captures can slow down verification or get a result flagged for review.

How to submit

From the tournament lobby, open the Submit Result page. Pick your team and match number, enter your placement and kills, and upload your photo. On mobile, the camera opens directly so you can photograph the screen straight away; on desktop you can choose a file instead.

What happens next

Submitted results go into a queue for admin verification. The system also runs automatic checks for impossible values, so wildly inflated kills or placements are flagged automatically. Once approved, your score counts toward the live leaderboard.