On the path to victory
The current leaders of the game Vico, Veno and Flickzy have secured a third victory royale in FNCS Major 1 finals.
The team managed to score 15 eliminations in a single game.
The current leaders of the game Vico, Veno and Flickzy have secured a third victory royale in FNCS Major 1 finals.
The team managed to score 15 eliminations in a single game.
The Fortnite Championship Series Major 1 will kick off day 2 of the finale in a few minutes.
Head over to the Fortnite YouTube channel to stream the last battles between European teams.
With a prize fund of £648,857, Europe has the biggest prize pool for Major 1.
The prize pools for Asia, the Middle East, and Oceania are £71,546, North America Central is £447,243, and North America West and Brazil are £143,102.
There are seven regions that partake in FNCS and they are: Europe, North America Central, North America West, Brazil, Asia, Middle East, Oceania.
Trios will play six set-lobby matches every day.
Each team's position on the leaderboard will be determined by the total points they have earned during the two days.
Trios receive points according on their placements and eliminations.
In the end, only seven Trios will emerge as the top players in their respective regions.
Following the same schedule as last year, there will be three Major Finals to fight for the title.
This weekend will conclude the Major 1 of the FNCS but two more are expected to take place later this year.
Major 2 will kick off in April and finish by the end of the same month.
Major 3 will begin in July with the final scheduled to start on August 2, 2025.
The FNCS prize pool is an eye-watering cash prize for the winner(s) who manage to reach the Major Finals and remain undefeated.
The prize pool for the 2025 FNCS season will be $8 million (almost £6.5million GBP); $1 million more than the previous year.
Teams had to compete in Divisional Cups for five weeks in order to earn a spot in the Major 1 Group Stage.
After then, they took part in the competition in an attempt to earn a spot in the Grand Finals, which are taking place now.
There was also a Last Chance Qualifier for teams that did not make it to the Group Stage, and all players in Divisions 1, 2, and 3 were eligible to participate.
Dominating the game by winning multiple Victory Royales, Peterbot (Peter Kata) and Pollo (Miguel Moreno) made history by winning the Fortnite FNCS 2024 Global Championship.
According to Esports, the young gaming duo took home $400,000, making them the highest-earning Fortnite pros in 2024.
Upon being crowned global champions, Peterbot said: "It means the world to me."
"We knew we were going to win coming into it and now we're the best here in the world."
Peterbot and Pollo were both 17 years old when they won the FNCS 2024.
The FNCS is a global competition where Fortnite's best players compete for an impressive prize pool.
Throughout the season, competitors can climb divisions and bag prizes by out performing other players during weekly matches.
Players will have to reach Division 1 to make it to the Play-In stage and eventually the Major Finals in order to be crowned a champion.
All 33 qualified trios will compete for a share of $2million and a spot at the Fortnite Global Championship 2025.
According to a statement shared on the official Fortnite website: ''Lyon - Décines, France will host the Fortnite Global Championship (formerly “FNCS Global Championship”) 2025 from September 6 to September 7 at the LDLC Arena.''