After months of gruelling online qualifiers, the world's best Fortnite players descend on New York to compete in the finals of the first ever Fortnite World Cup.
The weekend will be divided into three days of tournament play, with a total of $30 million on the line.
The schedule is as follows:
- Friday, from 1 p.m. — Creative Finals, followed by the Pro-Am
- Saturday, from 1 p.m. — Duos Finals
- Sunday, from 1 p.m. — Solo Finals
Solo Finals
After Duos FInals played yesterday, we now come to the last day of competition which will determine the best solo Fortnite player in the world. Following a half-hour pre-show, the competition will start at 1 p.m. Players will have 6 games to earn the most points.
Aqua and Nyrhox are the winners of these Duos Finals. The two European players from the Cooler team are taking off with the $3 million.
Final ranking
Finalists
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
Epic announces the creation of a new spectator mode that will allow anyone to watch the World Cup not in stream but directly from the game.
