Airwaks and RL Grime secured the first major bag of the weekend , winning Friday’s Pro-Am and the $1 million top prize that came with it. Saturday’s Duos finals carries an even larger pot with a $15 million prize pool up from grabs. The duo that finishes in first place will split the $3 million winnings for the ultimate Victory Royale.
We’ve compiled all of the information you need to know about the Fortnite World Cup Duos tournament below, including a live stream and a roster of the players involved .
Some big names were unable to qualify such as Ninja, Poach, Liquid Chap, 72hrs, Cloak, Symfuhny, NICKMERCS, SypherPK and others. But even without some the stars, there are plenty of talented people competing in this tournament.
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Fortnite World Cup live stream
Epic Games will be streaming the event on Twitch, Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, and within the game itself. We’ve embedded their Twitch channel above where you can watch the Finals live once they begin on July 27, with matches starting at 1 p.m. ET.
Fortnite Duos Finals results
Competitors will play six games with the following format:
Victory Royale: 10 points 2-5 Placement: 7 points 6-10 Placement: 5 points 11-15 Placement: 3 points Each Elimination: 1 point
Saf and Zayt won Game 1 with five eliminations.
Zexrow and Vinny1x won Game 2 with seven eliminations.
MackWood and Calculator won Game 3 with nine eliminations.
Nyhrox and aqua won Game 4 with seven eliminations.
Nyhrox and aqua won Game 5 with seven eliminations.
4zr and Noward won Game 6 with three eliminations.
Fortnite World Cup Duos finals prize pool
As we mentioned before, $30 million is being handed out to the World Cup Finals competitors. The winners for Solo and Duos win $3 million (with Duos being split $1.5M each) and everyone being guaranteed at least $50,000.
