Fortnite: $250K Console Champions Cup Season 7 — Format, Prize Pool, Scoring System & More

Fortnite: $250K Console Champions Cup Season 7 — Format, Prize Pool, Scoring System & More

ESTNN breaks down everything you need to know about this weekend’s $250K Console Champions Cup.

Rest assured console Fortnite Battle Royale players, Epic Games has not forgotten about you. While there won’t be a Fortnite Champion Series (FNCS) dedicated to non-PC competitors, the Console Champions Cup is the next best thing. Epic kicked off this new major console tournament last season with a $250K USD prize pool and high-level gameplay across four intense rounds. Some PC players invaded, but the elite talents on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and Mobile primarily occupied the leaderboards.

The Console Champions Cup returns in Chapter 2 – Season 7 with another $250K USD prize pool and an intense weekend of competition. Today, ESTNN breaks down all of the crucial details of this tournament, including the format, schedule, regional prize distributions and more!

Format & Schedule

The Chapter 2 Season 7 Console Champions Cup starts in just a few days! Grab your trio team and compete for the opportunity to win a portion of the $250,000 prize pool. pic.twitter.com/MUJTMCWre4

— Fortnite Competitive (@FNCompetitive) July 20, 2021

Like last season, trios remain the central format in Fortnite’s Console Champions Cup. Teams of three will need to make it through three rounds of qualifiers before reaching round four, where prize money comes into effect. Epic has defined a predetermined qualification threshold, which varies per region. The general goal is for teams to earn points based on placement and eliminations to put themselves atop each round’s leaderboard. Remember, all players in a given trio must reach Champion League in Arena Mode to be eligible.

Here is a complete round-by-round breakdown of the Console Champion Cups’s format:

Round One

Open to all Champion League trios
Three-hour session
Teams play a maximum of ten matches
Top 1,500 teams in Europe, NA East, NA West and Brazil advance to round two
Top 500 teams in Asia and Middle East advance to round two
Top 250 teams in OCE advance to round two

Round Two

Three-hour session
Teams play a maximum of ten matches
Top 250 teams in Europe and NA East advance to round three
Top 200 teams in NA West and Brazil advance to round three
Top 150 teams in Asia, Middle East and OCE advance to round three

Round Three

Three-hour session
Teams play a maximum of ten matches
Top 33 teams in each region advance to the fourth and final round

Round Four (Finals)

Three-hour session
Teams play six custom matches
Highest point-earning teams will collect a portion of $250K USD

Regional Start Times

Europe (BST)

Round One: July 23 from 6 PM to 9 PM
Round Two: July 24 from 2 PM to 5 PM
Round Three: July 24 from 6 PM to 9 PM
Round Four: July 25 from 6 PM to 9 PM

NA East (EDT)

Round One: July 23 from 5 PM to 8 PM
Round Two: July 24 from 1 PM to 4 PM
Round Three: July 24 from 5 PM to 8 PM
Round Four: July 25 from 5 PM to 8 PM

NA West (PDT)

Round One: July 23 from 6 PM to 9 PM
Round Two: July 24 from 2 PM to 5 PM
Round Three: July 24 from 6 PM to 9 PM
Round Four: July 25 from 6 PM to 9 PM

Brazil (BRT)

Round One: July 23 from 4 PM to 7 PM
Round Two: July 24 from 12 PM to 3 PM
Round Three: July 24 from 7 PM to 10 PM
Round Four: July 25 from 7 PM to 10 PM

Asia (JST)

Round One: July 23 from 5 PM to 8 PM
Round Two: July 24 from 1 PM to 4 PM
Round Three: July 24 from 5 PM to 8 PM
Round Four: July 25 from 5 PM to 8 PM

Middle East (AST)

Round One: July 24 from 10 PM to 1 AM
Round Two: July 25 from 2 PM to 5 PM
Round Three: July 25 from 10 PM to 1 AM
Round Four: July 26 from 10 PM to 1 AM

OCE (AEST)

Round One: July 23 from 6 PM to 9 PM
Round Two: July 24 from 2 PM to 5 PM
Round Three: July 24 from 6 PM to 9 PM
Round Four: July 25 from 6 PM to 9 PM

Scoring System

The Console Champions Cup scoring system remains unchanged from Season 6. Rounds one, two and three offer one point per elimination and 25 points for the Victory Royale. Round four increases the Victory Royale to 30 points and eliminations to two points each.

Here is the complete scoring system breakdown:

Rounds One, Two and Three

Victory Royale: 25 Points
2nd: 20 Points
3rd: 16 Points
4th: 14 Points
5th: 13 Points
6th: 12 Points
7th: 11 Points
8th: 10 Points
9th: 9 Points
10th: 8 Points
11th: 7 Points
12th: 6 Points
13th: 5 Points
14th 4 Points
15th: 3 Points
16th: 2 Points
17th: 1 Point
Each Elimination: 1 Point

Round 4

Victory Royale: 30 Points
2nd: 26 Points
3rd: 24 Points
4th: 22 Points
5th: 21 Points
6th: 20 Points
7th: 19 Points
8th: 18 Points
9th: 17 Points
10th: 16 Points
11th: 14 Points
12th: 13 Points
13th: 12 Points
14th 11 Points
15th: 10 Points
16th: 9 Points
17th: 8 Points
18th – 24th: 5 Points
Each Elimination: 2 Points

Prize Pool

As previously stated, console players are competing for a share of $250K USD. Europe tops the list in payouts, with $21.6K USD going to the winners.

Here is the complete prize distribution per region:

Europe

1st: $21,600
2nd: $16,500
3rd: $13,500
4th: $9,000
5th: $7,500
6th: $6,000
7th: $5,250
8th: $4,500
9th: $3,000
10th: $2,400
11th-20th: $1,200
21st-33rd: $900

NA East

1st: $9,600
2nd: $7,200
3rd: $6,000
4th: $3,600
5th: $2,700
6th: $2,100
7th: $1,800
8th: $1,500
9th: $1,200
10th: $1,050
11th-20th: $900
21st-33rd: $600

NA West

1st: $4,200
2nd: $3,000
3rd: $2,700
4th: $1,800
5th: $1,500
6th: $1,200
7th: $1,050
8th: $900
9th: $750
10th-15th: $600

Brazil

1st: $5,400
2nd: $4,500
3rd: $3,000
4th: $2,400
5th: $2,100
6th: $1,500
7th: $1,200
8th: $1,050
9th: $975
10th: $900
11th-20th: $750
21st-25th: $600

Asia

1st: $3,000
2nd: $1,800
3rd: $1,500
4th: $1,050
5th: $975
6th: $900
7th: $825
8th: $750
9th: $675
10th: $600

Middle East

1st: $3,000
2nd: $1,800
3rd: $1,500
4th: $1,050
5th: $975
6th: $900
7th: $825
8th: $750
9th: $675
10th: $600

Oceania

1st: $2,250
2nd: $1,500
3rd-5th: $600

That covers everything you need to know about the upcoming $250K Console Champions Cup. The action begins this weekend for all regions, so grab two teammates and try your hand at some competitive Fortnite on a console.

Stay tuned to ESTNN for more Fortnite news and updates!

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