Fortnite Winter Royale won by rising stars – Final Placements
The Fortnite Winter Royale duos event has come and gone, with players taking home some nice chunks of change. Here, you’ll be able to find the results for the top teams and notable regions.
Following on from the uber-successful Fortnite World Cup and the first real season of competitive events, Epic Games followed up on the popular Winter Royale with a second installment.
The duos competition, which boasted a $15 million prize pool across three days of play and three different platform types, was contested by some of the best players around as they tried to bag some extra cash in time for the holidays. However, it was again some of the scene’s unknown and rising stars that managed to take home the glory.
The Winter Royale made a return with duos competition in Fortnite.[ad name=”article1″]
The event was split up into the classic regions of NA East, NA West, Europe, Brazil, Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East – with a relatively similar prize pool split between the seven regions.
As is usual though, the majority of eyes were on the NA East event, as high profile names like Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney, Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins, and Kyle ‘Bugha’ Giersdorf competed. At the end of day one, it was FaZe Clan’s Diggy and his duo Marz that reigned supreme.
They couldn’t hold on to the top spot for the following days, however, as Kreo and Bucke took home the win on day two while Ajerss and Innocents bettered their first-day second-place with a win on day three.
| Day | Winners | Prize |
| One | Diggy and Marz | $9,000 |
| Two | Kreo and Bucke | $9,000 |
| Three | Ajerss and Innocents | $9,000 |
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Across the pond in Europe, day one of the PC competition belonged to saevid and scolly – as they claimed victory with a 22 point gap to second place.
Day two’s winning squad came in the form of MCES duo Orkh and Podsai, as they pipped Rezon Ay and Ditrxx to top spot by five points. Though, on day three, it was the team Xypher duo of Prizmhy and Virsuh who managed a late rally to take home the victory and $4,500 each.
| Day | Winners | Prize |
| One | saevid and scolly | $9,000 |
| Two | Orkh and Podsai | $9,000 |
| Three | Prizmhy and Virsuh | $9,000 |
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The tables below indicate the top five placing teams for the PC event on each separate day of the Winter Royale from the regions that haven’t been covered above.
The full placements for the Winter Royale can be found via the FortniteTracker website, if you so wish to dig through and find out who finished in 316th and who finished in 1000 spots across console and mobile.
NA West
| Day | Winners | Prize |
| One | Thomuss_ and wavyjаcob | $9,000 |
| Two | Thomuss_ and wavyjаcob | $9,000 |
| Three | Maken1x and Frapai II | $9,000 |
Brazil
| Day | Winners | Prize |
| One | KBR and Roboto | $9,000 |
| Two | Master and C9 Nicks | $9,000 |
| Three | Clipnode and Nothing | $9,000 |
Asia
| Day | Winners | Prize |
| One | Slays and favs | $9,000 |
| Two | No. 1 and WR.Rialy4k | $9,000 |
| Three | CR Ruri 82 and CR RizArt | $9,000 |
Oceania
| Day | Winners | Prize |
| One | Goboz and Worthy | $9,000 |
| Two | Slaya and Link | $9,000 |
| Three | Caryion and Kquid | $9,000 |
Middle East
| Day | Winners | Prize |
| One | Snow and Souriano | $9,000 |
| Two | POWER Nm7 and POWER Rv | $9,000 |
| Three | POWER FHD and POWER Yonx | $9,000 |
