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Fortnite's most skilled players and streamers collide with celebrity guests in today's Chipotle Challenger Series Finals. Below, we recap all you need to know about the $50,000 tournament including its expected start time, participants, rules and a rundown of the latest standings.
When does the Chipotle Challenger Series Finals start?
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The Fortnite Chipotle Challenger Series Finals are expected to run from 3 p.m. EDT through 6 p.m. EDT October 1. Following four weeks of qualifiers, the biggest Battle Royale of all is set to take place with thousands of dollars on the line.
How to watch the Chipotle Fortnite tournament
Just like the previous two Chipotle Challenger Series tournaments for Warzone, the best place to watch the Fortnite Chipotle Challenger Series Finals is via Chipotle's official Twitch channel. On this hub stream, shoutcasters will recap the hottest moments from across the entire tournament as they happen. Once you've picked out a favorite team, you can also go to the Twitch channels of those participants to watch individual matches as they unfold.
Chipotle Challenger Series participants
The Chipotle Challenger Series Fortnite finals features 33 trios, with 16 of those emerging out of qualifiers and 17 trios of invited talent including streamers, athletes and celebrity guests. Here are some of the high-profile names you can expect to see making rotations in matches later today.
- CourageJD
- Myth
- Bugha
- Aydan
- Ewok
- FRESH
- Nick Eh30
- Mongraal
- Stable Ronaldo
- MrSavage
- Arkhram
- Rehx
- Ceice
- Falconer
- EmadGG
- Christian Pulisic (Chelsea Premier League)
- Josh Hart (New Orleans Pelicans)
- Cole Anthony (North Carolina Tar Heels)
- Obi Toppin (Dayton Flyers)
- Tre Jones (Duke)
- Deacon Phillippe (DJ)
Fortnite Chipotle tournament standings, rules and prizing
In Fortnite's Chipotle Challenger Series, the 33 trios will be scored in a private lobby over a five-game series. Points will be doled out as follows:
- Eliminations: One point each.
- Scoring based on top-four placement.
With these simple rules in mind, participants will also be fighting to earn their share of a $50,000 prize pool.
- $30,000 (plus one year of free burritos)
- $15,000
- $5,000
The Game 4 standings
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The combined leaderboard as of the middle of Game 4
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Game 3 results
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Here are the standings from Game 2 of 5
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We'll do our best to provide the latest live standings as they become available. That being said, the Chipotle Twitch channel generally shows the current leaderboard every 15 minutes or so during the broadcast. In the event we can't stay up to date, it shouldn't be long till you get the latest numbers.
Fortnite is available now on PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC and Android.
Who do you expect to win the Fortnite Chipotle Challenger Series Finals? Will we see any surprises at the top of the standings? Tell us in the comments section!
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