After ten weeks of arduous online qualification, we now know all the players who have qualified for the Fortnite World Cup. In addition to the $50,000 earned by winning their ticket, competitors will do battle for their share of a $30 million prize pool.
The Finals will take place over three days, one for each of the modes: Solo, Duos and Creative. The format and prize pool distribution for each of these tournaments is as follows:
Solo
Format
Players will have six games to collect as many points as possible. In the event of a tie in the final standings, pairs will be separated according to the following criteria:
- total points scored
- total royale victories
- average kills
- average placement per game
- coin flip, as a last resort
Points Allocation
- Royale Victory: 10 Points
- 2nd-5th: 7 Points
- 6th-10th: 5 Points
- 11th-15th: 3 Points
- Each elimination: 1 Point
Prize Pool Allocation
Duos
Format
Players will have six games to collect as many points as possible. In the event of a tie in the final standings, pairs will be separated according to the following criteria:
- total points scored
- total royale victories
- average kills
- average placement per game
- coin flip, as a last resort
Points Allocation
- Royale Victory: 10 Points
- 2nd-5th: 7 Points
- 6th-10th: 5 Points
- 11th-15th: 3 Points
- Each elimination: 1 Point
Prize Pool Allocation
Online qualification for the Fortnite World Cup began on April 13. After 10 weeks of competition, 100 solo players and 50 duos have now qualified for the Gramd Finals in New York City from July 26 to July 28. Here you can find out who will make the trip!
