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A wide shot of the Fortnite Championship Finals in 2023.
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Fortnite Global Championship 2024 – Schedule, players, results, and more

It all comes down to this.

The 2024 season of the Fortnite Champion Series concluded in Fort Worth, Texas, with the Global Championship featuring a hundred players playing through 12 matches over two days and a mind-boggling $2 million prize pool up for grabs.

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From locally grown talent to players flying thousands of miles, this year’s Fortnite Global Championship went down to the wire. Here’s everything you need to know about the 2024 grand finals of the FNCS, including participants, schedule, results, and how to watch the action at home.

Fortnite Global Championship 2024 format and players

Peterbot and Pollo lift the FNCS Championship trophy while confetti falls around them.
We have our 2024 champions. Photo by Michal Konkol via FNCS

It was a tight contest at the top of the FNCS, and now we sought our championship duo to reward them well: A massive $400,000 prize was up for grabs for the champion on Sept. 7 and 8.

The grand final was held over two days of competition, with six matches of Battle Royale taking place each day. Duos scored points based on team eliminations and final placement in each match; the team with the highest score after game 12 took out the championship.

Matches seven through 12 (day two) were scored with a 50 percent bonus, so even if a team dominated day one, it was still possible for a duo to make a comeback on championship Sunday. Here are the players who participated in the Fortnite Global Championship this year and how they got there.

QualificationDuos
FNCS Major OneMalibuca, Merstach
Queasy, Th0masHD
Acorn, Cold
Cadu, Seeyun
Shelom, Zagou
7man, Kalgamer
alex, worthy
FNCS Major TwoSwizzY, Japko
Chap, t3enyy
Kami, Setty
rezon ay, Vadeal
Andilex, Seyyto
Peterbot, Pollo
Reet, Ritual
Cooper, Khanada
EdRoadToGlory, Persa
Job, Michael8
Adapter, FKS
Danath, Tinka
FNCS Major ThreeFlickzy, vic0
Czb, Nxthan
P1ng, Wox
JannisZ, Pixie
Scroll, Sky
Cheapz, Eomzo
Casperinovic, Prism
Chico, TruleX
charyy, G13ras
Huty, KovaaksXD
Batman Bugha, Rapid
Clix, Veno
Threats, Trashy
Dukez, Sphinx
Aspect, Cazi
Deymo, Resignz
Avivv, Bugha
Boltz, Brycx
paper, VicterV
EpikWhale, Muz
Shadow, Vergo
Bacca, Parz
Fazer, K1nG
916Gon, Kwanti
Kayky, Kchorro
Koyota, xMipoli
Rise, yuma
BOBY, Larkpex
Wqzzi, Krisp
Clone, KramSu
Ajerss, Rise

Fortnite Global Championship 2024 schedule and results

Grand Finals

Day One: Saturday, Sept. 7

MatchTop 3 Points
Game One1st: Chap, t3enyy
2nd: Flickzy, vic0
3rd: Rise, yuma
Game Two1st: Queasy, Th0masHD
2nd: Chico, TruleX
3rd: Ajers, Rise
Game Three1st: SwizzY, Japko
2nd: Peterbot, Pollo
3rd: Malibuca, Merstach
Game Four1st: Flickzy, vic0
2nd: Scroll, Sky
3rd: Czb, Nxthan
Game Five1st: Peterbot, Pollo
2nd: Boltz, Brycx
3rd: P1ng, Wox
Game Six1st: Peterbot, Pollo
2nd: Ajerss, Rise
3rd: Cxb, Nxthan

Consistency was key in the Fortnite Global Championship, and the Peterbot and Pollo (442) duo proved that true with an amazing opening day consisting of three wins out of six matches. Even in their defeats, the pair took a few players with them, ensuring extra elimination points where possible.

They were nearly 200 points ahead of Queasy and Th0masHD (295), with Flickzy and vic0 (289) and Chico and TruleX (276) all within striking distance for second.

Day Two: Sunday, Sept 8

MatchTop 3 Points
Game Seven1st: Queasy, Th0masHD
2nd: Bacca, Parz
3rd: Dukez, Sphinx
Game Eight1st: Kami, Setty
2nd: Clix, Veno
3rd: Flickzy, vic0
Game Nine1st: Peterbot, Pollo
2nd: Bacca, Parz
3rd: Batman Bugha, Rapid
Game 101st: Boltz, Brycx
2nd: Swizzy, Japko
3rd: P1ng, Wox
Game 111st: Queasy, Th0masHD
2nd: Peterbot, Pollo
3rd: Avivv, Bugha
Game 121st: Peterbot, Pollo
2nd: Chico, TruleX
3rd: Batman Bugha, Rapid

Peterbot and Pollo (985) picked up right where they left off on day one, and with the points increased by 50 percent on day two, they took total control of the championship. Outside of a slip-up in round eight, the duo cruised to the trophy with a second place and a Victory Royale in the final two games locking in a monster 200-plus point advantage.

Queasy and Th0masHD (776) increased the gap to third-placed Chico and TruleX (627), while P1ng and Wox (563) climbed to fifth by the end of the event thanks to a solid final day.

Standings

PlacementPrize ($USD)DuoScore
First$400,000Peterbot, Pollo985
Second$300,000Queasy, Th0masHD776
Third$200,000Chico, TruleX627
Fourth$160,000Flickzy, vic0574
Fifth$120,000P1ng, Wox563
Sixth$90,000Chap, t3enyy533
Seventh$60,000Boltz, Brycx517
Eighth$50,000Dukez, Sphinx504
Ninth$40,000Batman Bugha, Rapid499
10th$30,000SwizzY, Japko483
11th-15th$24,000Clix, Veno
Reet, Ritual
Bacca, Parz
Avivv, Bugha
JannisZ, Pixie
444
424
423
420
409
16th-20th$20,000Ajerss, Rise
916Gon, Kwanti
Huty, KovaaksXD
rezon ay, Vadeal
Cooper, Khanada

378
376
361
357
326
21st-25th$16,000paper, VicterV
Fazer, K1nG
Kami, Setty
Koyota, xMipoli
Czb, Nxthan

322
312
311
295
293
26th-30th$14,000Acorn, Cold
EpikWhale, Muz
Scroll, Sky
charyy, G13ras
Shadow, Vergo
292
288
279
277
257
31st-35th$12,000EdRoadToGlory, Persa
Malibuca, Merstach
Deymo, Resignz
Cheapz, Krisp
Cadu, Seeyun
250
232
225
209
207
36th-40th$10,000Threats, Trashy
Braydz, Visxals
Casperinovic, Prism
Adapter, FKS
Shelom, Zagou
204
193
190
182
177
41st-45th$8,000Kayky, Kchorro
7man, Kalgamer
Rise, yuma
Clone, KramSu
alex, worthy
172
171
167
140
114
46th-50th$6,000Job, Michael8
Andilex, Seyyto
BONY, Larkpex
Aspect, Cazi
danath, Tinka
113
95
87
73
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