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Everything you need to know about the Fortnite Solo Victory Cup

Don't miss out on cash prizes!

Three Fortnite characters on a red background, the main character wears a rabbit mask, the left character is using sunglasses, and the right character has purple colored hair
Credit: Epic Games

If you want to dabble in tournaments, the Fortnite Solo Victory events are a perfect way to do it, as the requirements to enter are simple and you can compete from the comfort of your home.

The main incentive to compete in the Fortnite Solo Victory Cup is that you can earn prize money by getting Victory Royales rather than a grueling three-hour period of competition with an aggregate scoring system.

With that said, let's break down all the key information you need to know if you want to take part in the Solo Victory Cup in Fortnite. While you're here, consider checking out the new POIs added with Chapter 5 Season 4.

Fortnite Solo Victory Cup schedule and format

As the name implies, this event is a Solos competition in which players will have to rely on their skill to succeed. If you're a Zero Build player, you'll be happy to hear that both regular Battle Royale and Zero Build events are being held.

Two Fortnite characters, Kuno and Renzo, wearing matching blue and gold outfits

The Solo Victory Cup offers weekly opportunities to earn some cash

The event is broken down into two rounds. The first involves players competing for a maximum of seven hours during a two-hour window, earning points based on their performance.

Following that, the top-performing players will move on to round 2, where they'll be able to start earning cash prizes if they get Victory Royales. In total, the number of players to qualify per region is the following:

  • EU: Top 15,000 advance
  • NA: Top 10,000 advance
  • BR: Top 2,500 advance
  • ME: Top 2,000 advance
  • OCE, ASIA: Top 1500 advance

In round 2, you'll have one hour to compete in up to three matches, so the chances to earn a Victory Royale are slimmer.

The Victory Solo Cup events are going to be held weekly, this is the full schedule:

  • September 9: Rounds 1 and 2
  • September 16: Rounds 1 and 2
  • September 23: Rounds 1 and 2
  • September 30: Rounds 1 and 2
  • October 7: Rounds 1 and 2
  • October 14: Rounds 1 and 2

Scoring system

The scoring system works differently between rounds 1 and 2. While the former is points-based, the latter is purely based on victories. The scoring system for round 1 is as follows:

  • Victory Royale: 65 points
  • 2nd: 55 points
  • 3rd: 48 points
  • 4th: 43 points
  • 5th: 38 points
  • 6th: 33 points
  • 7th: 30 points
  • 8th: 27 points
  • 9th: 24 points
  • 10th: 21 points
  • 11th - 15th: 18 points
  • 16th - 20th: 15 points
  • 21st - 25th: 12 points
  • 26th - 30th:10 points
  • 31st - 35th: 8 points
  • 36th - 40th: 6 points
  • 41st - 50th: 4 points
  • 51st - 75th: 2 point

You'll also get a point per elimination.

Prizes

You won't get any rewards for making it past round 1, however, round 2 is where the fun begins.

For each victory you get during round 3, you'll be rewarded with $100. This means you can potentially earn up to $300 for each Solo Victory Cup.

How to play in the Fortnite Solo Victory Cup

If all of this interests you, then you need to know the prerequisites to be able to compete:

  • Play the Fortnite ranked mode of Battle Royale or Zero Build and place in Gold minimum
  • Have a level 350 Fortnite account
  • Enable two-factor authentication in your account

Do keep in mind that you need to be 13 years old or older to be eligible as a competitor.