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How to make money in Fortnite’s new Solo Victory Cash Cups

Solo Cash Cups are finally back for Chapter 4, but the rules are a little different now. Here’s how to win.

Epic Games staff have returned from their winter break, meaning it’s time for all things Fortnite to start ramping up! We’ve already had changes in-game, and the jam-packed Chapter 4 Season 1 competitive schedule is underway.

Solo Cups are a great way to test your skills and prove yourself to potential future teammates. They will run weekly this season, with Round 1 on Saturdays and Round 2 on Sundays.

Fortnite Solo Victory Cash Cups

These new Solo Cash Cups occur across two rounds, with money going to anyone who gets a Victory Royale in Round 2.

Round 1 is fairly standard. You have 3 hours to play up to 10 matches, earning points for both placement and eliminations. Check out the scoring system below:

Victory Royale: + 5

Reach Top 2: + 3

Reach Top 3: + 2

Reach Top 4: + 1

Reach Top 5: + 2

Reach Top 6: + 1

Reach Top 7: + 1

Reach Top 8: + 1

Reach Top 9: + 1

Reach Top 10: + 2

Reach Top 15: + 2

Reach Top 20: + 2

Reach Top 25: + 2

Reach Top 30: + 1

Reach Top 35: + 1

Reach Top 40: + 1

Reach Top 50: + 1

Reach Top 75: + 1

Each Elimination: + 1

Please note the scoring system above is taken from the in-game description and differs slightly from the Official Rules.

If you like playing solo (or if you have no friends ??), make sure to compete in the new Solo Victory Cash Cup this weekend!

Qualify to Round 2 and earn prizing per Victory Royale!

Qualification

This is how well you’ll need to place to make it into Round 2:

EU: Top 2,000

NAE: Top 1,000

NAW, BR, ASIA, ME, OCE: Top 400

Round 2 Prizing

In Round 2, you’ll have 3 hours to complete up to 10 matches. Wins are the only thing that matter, you won’t get any points for eliminations or placement.

At the end of the tournament, you will receive $100 per Victory Royale. This is the same across all regions.

Entry Requirements

According to the in-game description, players must be Contender League or higher in Arena to play the Solo Cups. The Official Rules say Open League, but better to be safe than sorry.

You will also need to enable Two-Factor Authentication and have an Account Level of 15 or higher.

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Fortnite 2022 Tournament Schedule: Cash Cups, FNCS & More!

ESTNN provides the complete Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 1 competitive schedule as it stands.

Fortnite’s first competitive season of 2021 is nearly upon us. Players worldwide have been deeply entrenched in what Chapter 3 Season 1 has to offer; a new map, weapons and mechanics. Epic Games recently revealed that Duos would be the tournament standard moving forward after an entire year of Trios.

With all that being said, official tournaments are right around the corner. Competitive players can expect eight weekly competitions for cash prizes throughout Chapter 3 Season 1, on top of potential DreamHack events and the seasonal Fortnite Champion Series (FNCS).

Epic recently announced some changes to several regularly scheduled tournaments, so check that out to learn more. Now, let’s look at a comprehensive breakdown of competitive Fortnite tournaments that lie ahead through March.

Competitive Fortnite 2022 Schedule

Solo Cash Cups, Solo Open Hype Cups & Solo Contender Hype Cups (Two Rounds)

• January 15 (Round One)
• January 16 (Round Two)
• January 22 (Round One)
• January 23 (Round Two)
• January 29 (Round One)
• January 30 (Round Two)
• February 5 (Round One)
• February 6 (Round Two)
• February 12 (Round One)
• February 13 (Round Two)
• February 19 (Round One)
• February 20 (Round Two)
• February 26 (Round One)
• February 27 (Round Two)
• March 12 (Round One)
• March 13 (Round Two)

Duo Cash Cups, Duo Open Hype Cups, & Duo Contender Hype Cups (Two Rounds)

• January 10 (Round One)
• January 12 (Round Two)
• January 17 (Round One)
• January 19 (Round Two)
• January 24 (Round One)
• January 26 (Round Two)
• January 31 (Round One)
• February 2 (Round Two)
• February 7 (Round One)
• February 9 (Round Two)
• February 14 (Round One)
• February 16 (Round Two)
• February 21 (Round One)
• February 23 (Round Two)
• March 7 (Round One)
• March 9 (Round Two)

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Fortnite 2022 Tournament Schedule: Cash Cups, FNCS & More!

ESTNN provides the complete Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 1 competitive schedule as it stands.

Fortnite’s first competitive season of 2021 is nearly upon us. Players worldwide have been deeply entrenched in what Chapter 3 Season 1 has to offer; a new map, weapons and mechanics. Epic Games recently revealed that Duos would be the tournament standard moving forward after an entire year of Trios.

With all that being said, official tournaments are right around the corner. Competitive players can expect eight weekly competitions for cash prizes throughout Chapter 3 Season 1, on top of potential DreamHack events and the seasonal Fortnite Champion Series (FNCS).

Epic recently announced some changes to several regularly scheduled tournaments, so check that out to learn more. Now, let’s look at a comprehensive breakdown of competitive Fortnite tournaments that lie ahead through March.

Competitive Fortnite 2022 Schedule

Solo Cash Cups, Solo Open Hype Cups & Solo Contender Hype Cups (Two Rounds)

• January 15 (Round One)
• January 16 (Round Two)
• January 22 (Round One)
• January 23 (Round Two)
• January 29 (Round One)
• January 30 (Round Two)
• February 5 (Round One)
• February 6 (Round Two)
• February 12 (Round One)
• February 13 (Round Two)
• February 19 (Round One)
• February 20 (Round Two)
• February 26 (Round One)
• February 27 (Round Two)
• March 12 (Round One)
• March 13 (Round Two)

Duo Cash Cups, Duo Open Hype Cups, & Duo Contender Hype Cups (Two Rounds)

• January 10 (Round One)
• January 12 (Round Two)
• January 17 (Round One)
• January 19 (Round Two)
• January 24 (Round One)
• January 26 (Round Two)
• January 31 (Round One)
• February 2 (Round Two)
• February 7 (Round One)
• February 9 (Round Two)
• February 14 (Round One)
• February 16 (Round Two)
• February 21 (Round One)
• February 23 (Round Two)
• March 7 (Round One)
• March 9 (Round Two)

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Fortnite Season 6 Solo Cash Cup Tracker (3rd April): Register, Prizes, Dates, Rules, Placement, Rewards, Results And How To Enter

With Season 6 of Fortnite now underway, the Arena Hype has been reset!

That means that players will now need to start grinding their way through the leagues again and get ready to enter the Solo Cash Cup!

Here’s what you need to know about Solo Cash Cups in Fortnite Season 6.

Dates

Solo tournaments take place every Saturday evening.

Here are the dates and times for Season 6:

• 3rd April 2021 — 17:00-20:00
• 10th April 2021 — 17:00-20:00
• 17th April 2021 — 17:00-20:00

• 24th April 2021 — 17:00-20:00
• 1st May 2021 — 17:00-20:00
• 8th May 2021 — 17:00-20:00
• 15th May 2021 — 17:00-20:00
• 22nd May 2021 — 17:00-20:00

Times are based on local times for your region.

How To Enter Solo Cash Cup

To enter the Solo Cash Cup, you must reach Champion Division in Arena — which requires 6,000 Hype points.

Entering is easy and requires no effort on the player’s part other than to just play Arena during the given window.

Format And Rules

Each session will last approximately 3 hours.

Players may participate in a maximum of 10 matches during a session.

Players will earn points based on the scoring system listed below. Matches for a session will count only if the match begins before such a session window closes.

At the conclusion of the session, and subject to the terms and conditions herein, the top point-earning players as listed on the Leaderboard from each region will be awarded prizes.

To be eligible to participate in any Event match, a player must be at least 13 years old (or such other age, if greater, as may be required in such player’s country of residence). If a player is under 18 years of age or the age of majority as defined in such player’s country of residence (a “Minor”), such player must have permission from a parent or legal guardian in order to participate in the Event.

Read the full rules and format for all Fortnite cups here.

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Fortnite Twitch Drops

Watch FNCS 2023 Major 1 to earn unique in-game cosmetic drops! To ensure you’re eligible, link your Epic account and Twitch account within 14 days for your drop reward to be processed.
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Fortnite Competitive Events

The Elite Cup Weekly Final is here!

Gain access to this divisional cup by qualifying from the Placement Cup or a Challenger Cup. Qualification to the Elite Cup Weekly Final is based on your performance across both Elite Cups each week. Teammates must be in the same tier of Cup to compete together. Players must be at least 13 years old (or such other age, if greater, as may be required in their country of residence), have MFA enabled and an account level of 15 or greater. For more details see: epicgames.com/fortnite/competitive/rules-library

Begin your divisional competition here!

Gain access to this Divisional cup by earning Contender rank in Battle Royale Arena. The top teams from each cup will advance to the Challenger Division and be eligible to play in the next Challenger Cups. Teammates must be in the same Division tier to compete together. Players must be at least 13 years old (or such other age, if greater, as may be required in their country of residence), have MFA enabled and an account level of 15 or greater. For more details see: epicgames.com/fortnite/competitive/rules-library

The second stage of your divisional progress!

Gain access to this Divisional cup by qualifying from the Placement Cup or a Contender Cup. The top teams from each cup will advance to the Elite Division and be eligible to play in the next Elite Cups. Teammates must be in the same Divisional tier to compete together. Players must be at least 13 years old (or such other age, if greater, as may be required in their country of residence), have MFA enabled and an account level of 15 or greater. For more details see: epicgames.com/fortnite/competitive/rules-library

Throw away your blueprints and compete with your teammate for bragging rights!

Compete for bragging rights in this shorter format tournament. Players must be at least 13 years old (or such other age, if greater, as may be required in their country of residence), have MFA enabled and an account level of 15 or greater. For more details see: epicgames.com/fortnite/competitive/rules-library

Compete among the best in Fortnite for cash prizes!

This event has cash prizes and is only available for players in Contender League or higher. This tournament occurs across two rounds, with the top players from Round 1 advancing to Round 2. EU — Top 2000; NAE — Top 1000; NAW, BR, ASIA, ME, OCE — Top 400. Players will win prizes for each Victory Royale earned in Round 2. There will be no other placement prizes. Players must be at least 13 years old (or such other age, if greater, as may be required in their country of residence), have MFA enabled and an account level of 15 or greater. For more details see: epicgames.com/fortnite/competitive/news.

Throw away your blueprints and compete with your squad for cash prizes!

This event has cash prizes and is available for all eligible players. This tournament occurs across one round. Players must be at least 13 years old (or such other age, if greater, as may be required in their country of residence), have MFA enabled and an account level of 15 or greater. For more details see: epicgames.com/fortnite/competitive/news.

Make a friend, then make some plays!

You’ll have up to 2 hours to earn as many points as you can, only your 10 best matches will count towards your ranking on the leaderboard. Each game you will queue up as a solo and be paired with a matchmade teammate! Players must be at least 13 years old (or such other age, if greater, as may be required in their country of residence), have MFA enabled and an account level of 15 or greater. For more details see: epicgames.com/fortnite/competitive/news.

Compete in the Fortnite Champion Series: Chapter 4 — Season 1 for a share of the $2,000,000 total prize pool.

Advance from the Series Leaderboard after Week 3 or Surge Week to be invited to the FNCS Grand Finals and compete in pinnacle of Fortnite competition! The Grand Finals adds scores from each session across two days of play. The top team(s) in each region will punch their ticket to Copenhagen, Denmark for the 2023 FNCS Global Championship. Full rules and details can be found at fortnite.com/competitive

Non-stop action in this Late Game Cup!

Skip the early game and get right into the action in the Late Game Quick Cups! Your team will have up to 2 hours and 12 matches to earn as many points as you can. Players must be at least 13 years old (or such other age, if greater, as may be required in their country of residence), have MFA enabled and an account level of 15 or greater. For more details see: epicgames.com/fortnite/competitive/rules-library

Compete among the best in Fortnite for cash prizes!

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