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Tfue and other pros weigh in on cheating accusations against Dubs fn in the World Cup Qualifiers

Some laughed and some complained, but everyone is eager for a solution.
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A cheating allegation against Dubs fn has stirred up the Fortnite: Battle Royale competitive community.

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A cheat provider has accused Dubs of using cheats in the Open Qualifiers of the Fortnite World Cup last weekend, which got him to place second in North America East and secure himself a spot in the New York City finals.

This case and several other cheating cases are being investigated by Epic Games, according to a message sent by the company’s support to Aspect Dolphin, the Twitter user who first made the allegations.

Dolphin’s allegations have yet to be verified, but they have led other professional Fortnite players to voice their concerns regarding Dubs’ case and the anti-cheat system of the Open Qualifiers.

FaZe Clan’s Turner “Tfue” Tenney and Dennis “Cloak” Lepore joked about the situation during a livestream. Tfue told Cloak after seeing the tweet: “next week, you’re going to have to find a duo partner because me and Dubs are about to qualify for New York!” Later, Cloak made fun of the situation and mentioned Dolphin on Twitter, writing, “I need a duo. You’re down?”

EnVy’s LeNain, who placed seventh in the competition Dubs fn played in, has refrained from commenting much on the subject. All he shared was a tweet praying for getting sixth place if Dubs is disqualified from the tournament, which would qualify him for the World Cup Finals.

Brandon Yelo, also from FaZe, seemed to support Dolphin’s action and wrote “Cheaters be getting exposed.” WizKay from Denial Esports expressed surprise about the whole situation, and wrote he wondered “how many more people will try now or already have.”

Other players weren’t in the mood to laugh about the situation. Team Liquid’s Jake “POACH” Brumleve wrote that he hopes Epic investigates cheating allegations and possible cheaters. “No game has done what they are doing with such open qualifiers and such ridiculous money,” he wrote. “It’s a guarantee people are going to be scum.”

Epic has yet to provide an update about Dubs fn and other players accused of cheating during the World Cup Qualifiers. “They are suspects and not cheaters,” Dolphin wrote. “They have had connections to cheaters and DMs with them about cheats or bought cheats,” but even so he’s reported these players to Epic.

Any player who’s caught cheating is disqualified from the tournament and will have their Fortnite account banned.


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Bhernardo Viana
Bhernardo is senior guides writer and strategist at Dot Esports. He's been working in the gaming industry for over 9 years, with works published on Destructoid, Prima Games, ESPN, and more. A fan of Pokémon since 6 years old and an avid Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch player. Now writing strategy and quests guides for several mobile and PC titles.