Dreamhack recently concluded its Online Open tournament for Fortnite. They conducted the finals for the North American-East region yesterday with 100 players competing against each other in a series of six matches. Dreamhack held all the matches back to back. However, they gave a gap of 40 minutes in between matches so that players could rest. The total prize pool of the tournament was 250,000 USD. However, Dreamhack will divide the amount between all the regions as well as the top 3 players.
The Fortnite tournament was solo mode only and the first place winner is going to receive a cash prize of $10,000. Each elimination in the games was worth 5 points while a ‘Victory Royale’ was worth 60 points.
Furious wins the Finals of the Dreamhack Online Open Finals for Fortnite
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‘Furious’ got a ‘Victory Royale’ in two out of the six matches he played. Additionally, he had 19 eliminations across the six games, increasing his point tally by 95 points. From the rest of the 4 matches, Furious got 92 points for placements. Therefore, he topped the table with 307 points.
Furious had a close lead of 7 points over the second place player ‘skqttles’. He carried over his momentum for the Heat Qualifiers where he placed 2nd among 750 competitors.
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Furious had already won the Fortnite Championship Invitational back in May. Moreover, he received a prize of $100,000 for winning the solo tournament. The Dreamhack Online is his second major win in solo tournaments. He is currently a free agent and is not affiliated with any team. However, his performance in tournaments can soon earn him a place among the top esports organizations in Fortnite.
Furious also has a YouTube channel with over 23,000 subscribers where he uploads content. He also started streaming a while ago and now has close to 100,000 followers in the streaming platform Twitch. His victory caught the attention of various professional players from around the world. Many of these invited him to play tournaments with them. Most notable FaZe Sway also replied to his victory announcement.
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