DreamHack Atlanta & Winter to feature $100K Fortnite events
DreamHack Atlanta & Winter to feature $100K Fortnite events

The two events will occur in November, respectively, in Atlanta, GA and Jonkoping, Sweden. These three-day events feature the usual bring your own computer (BYOC) tournament format and is open to all players. Furthermore, the Fortnite competitions at DreamHack Atlanta and Dreamhack Winter offer $100K USD prize pools. 

As Fortnite continues its triumphant return to LAN, there’s a lot to digest, and you can expect the best players to compete for a victory. 

DreamHack Atlanta and Winter to feature $100K Fortnite Battle Royale competitions

Feels good – no, GREAT to say it: we’re back!! 🥳

Bring your computer and get on the Battle Bus – we’ve got two DreamHack festivals to visit.

🇺🇸 Atlanta – November 18-20th
🇸🇪 Winter (Jönköping) – November 25-27th

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— DreamHack Fortnite (@DreamHackFN) October 4, 2022

After going quiet following the success of DreamHack Summer, the tournament organizers returned today with an unexpected announcement. Fortnite is back on LAN at the well-received DreamHack festivals in the usual BYOC setup. 

“We know you’ve been asking and we’ve been listening so today we’re excited to announce Fortnite will be at 2 events this year – DreamHack Atlanta, and DreamHack Winter! $100,000 will be up for grabs at each of the festival stops, allowing anyone who joins us on-site with a BYOC LAN ticket a chance to win the lion’s share of the prize pool!”

DreamHack statement about upcoming Fortnite competitions

Unlike DreamHack Summer, these events will not feature a Zero Build tournament. Instead, DreamHack is set to host only traditional Battle Royale competitions at the Atlanta and Winter events. 

Tournament format, prize breakdown, key dates, how to register & more

The competition at DreamHack Summer

Those looking to attend cannot sign up for the tournament until mid-October, according to DreamHack’s website. However, you will need a LAN ticket and a computer to compete in the DreamHack Open featuring Fortnite. Check back later this month on DreamHack’s website to register. 

DreamHack provided details regarding each tournament’s format, point system, and prize pool. Here is what we gathered from the information:

Format

Solo tournamentsFour preliminary heatsThe top 25 players per heat advance to the Finals

Dates for Fortnite DreamHack Atlanta

Heat 1 & 2: Friday, November 18thHeat 3 & 4: Saturday, November 19thFinals: Sunday, November 20th

Dates for Fortnite DreamHack Winter

Heat 1 & 2: Friday, November 25thHeat 3 & 4: Saturday, November 26thFinals: Sunday, November 27th

Heats Point System

1st – 602nd – 533rd – 494th – 475th – 466th – 457th – 44…50th – 13 points per elimination

Finals Point System

1st – 602nd – 533rd – 494th – 475th – 466th – 457th – 44…50th – 15 points per elimination

Prize Breakdown

1st: $12,000.002nd: $6,000.003rd: $5,500.004th: $5,000.005th: $4,500.006th: $4,000.007th: $3,700.008th: $3,400.009th: $3,100.0010th: $2,800.0011th: $2,500.0012th: $1,900.0013th: $1,800.0014th: $1,700.0015th: $1,600.0016th: $1,500.0017th: $1,400.0018th: $1,300.0019th: $1,200.0020th: $1,100.0021-30th: $1,000.0031-35th: $800.0036-40th: $700.0041-50th: $400.0051-75th: $300.0076-100th: $200.00

Don’t forget, Epic Games is also hosting the FNCS Invitational in November, so it’s going to be a busy month for competitive Fortnite players!

Stay tuned to esports.gg for more Fortnite news and updates!

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