Fortnite TwitchCon Zero Build Finale coming October 9

TwitchCon San Diego 2022 is about to host a Fortnite Zero Build tournament. It will be one of the largest LAN tournaments for the game in its five year history. The last few months have been full of teams trying to secure their spot in the final. A total cash prize of $200,000 is up for grabs, so the teams involved are highly motivated.

The tournament begins on October 9. Here’s what you need to know.

Fortnite TwitchCon Zero Build Tournament Finals

For those in the San Diego area, the event can be attended live. Here’s how the schedule lines up on October 9. (All times are in Pacific Standard, the time zone for San Diego.)

9:45 am – Arena Opens
10:30 am – Pre-Show
10:45 am to 2:00 pm – Zero Build Finale

As for those who cannot attend in person, watching on Twitch is the next best thing. As usual, a stream will be up on the official Twitch Rivals channel. Viewers who have their Twitch and Epic Games accounts linked within 14 days will receive one free cosmetic reward: the Purple Llama Football Spray.

Ordinarily, this requires a watch time of about 30 minutes. However, it is recommended to watch the entire stream to ensure you get the reward.

Here are the announced teams. Each team is named after their team captain and some of them are among the best Fornite players all-timers.

EMEA team captains:

Nikof
MOTOR
Archie
Rekinss

NA team captains:

Tfue
Aydan
B1urAntics
Building

LATAM team captains:

zEkO
p0me
Palermo
1DrakoNz

Additionally, NickEh30, SypherPK, Annoying and five other teams have not yet been announced.

Scoring is as follows:

Victory Royale- 10 points
2nd-5th- 7 points
6th-10th- 5 points
11th-15th:-3 points
16th-20th:-0 points
Eliminations- 1 point

Total points will be added up to determine winners and who earns what amount of money.

Cash prizes for TwitchCon Fortnite Zero Build

As mentioned, the prize pool is a total of $200,000. However, the money does not go to just one team. Here’s how it breaks down:

1st: $42,000
2nd: $27,000
3rd: $21,000
4th: $15,000
5th: $13,500
6th: $12,000
7th: $10,500
8th: $9,000
9th: $7,500
10th: $6,000
11th-12th: $4,800
13th-15th: $3,900
16th-20th: $3,000

Moreover, the player with the most eliminations will earn $200 bonus. Additionally, the money goes to a trio, so it will be split evenly three ways. While the money is a big draw, there’s another reason teams are going to want to win. The top placing team’s captain will get to set up an in-game cosmetic locker bundle. Ali-A, SypherPK and a few others have received this honor before.

Lastly, for more information, check out the official Fortnite website.

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