Friday nights at Esports Arena will feature a tournament for the battle royale mode of Fortnite. For Season 2 we’re introducing a 15-and-Under bracket starting at 5:30 pm, and our Main bracket starting at 8:00 pm. The top competitors throughout our second season (April 5th - May 24th) will be competing to represent their location in our season finals, and to be crowned our Season 2 Champion. The 15-and-Under players will be competing for swag, and the Main bracket will be competing for a prize pool of $100 (Minimum 15 entrants. Players must be 13 or older in order to receive prize money. Swag will be given to younger winners). More details will be coming soon for our end of season finals.

Entry:

• $15 to enter 15-and-Under tournament (playing for swag prizes)

• $15 to enter Main tournament (playing for $100, minimum of 15 entrants)

Time:

• 15-and-Under Tournament: 5:30 - 7:30 pm

• Main Tournament: 7:30 - 11:00 pm (OC starts at 6:30)
  

Dates: 4/5, 4/12, 4/19, 4/26, 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24

Earn points for your local ranking and a chance to represent your location at our season finals. Points accumulate over the 8 week period, and are awarded each league night.

Point distribution:

1st place: 10 points

2nd place: 6 points

3rd place: 5 points

4th place: 4 points

5th-8th place: 3 points

Tournament Format & Rules:

15-and-Under tournament

Players will have until 7:30 (7:00 in OC) to get the highest scoring game. The player with the single game with the highest eliminations (eliminations between games do not accumulate) will walk away the champion for the night.

Main tournament

Each Player will be matched up with an opponent and queue together as a Duo (OC does a Duo tournament, so players will be matched in squads). Placement does not matter, the objective is to get more eliminations than your opponent in each game. Competitors will play two games, and the player with the higher combined score from the two games, advances in the bracket. A player is not allowed to obstruct their duo partner in any way. Tournament officials can review game replay files if necessary, and tournament officials can decide if a match needs to be either replayed or forfeited.

Tie Breaker

If both players are tied in kills after 2 games, a third game will be played. The player that gets 5 kills first, wins the tiebreaker and the match. If neither player gets 5 kills, then the player with the highest kills wins. If the players are still tied in the third game then a fourth tiebreaker game will be played with the same rules. This is repeated until a winner is determined.

Locations:

Esports Arena Tulsa

6625 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74133

Contact: 9187774057 or email tulsa@esportsarena.com

Esports Arena Fort Worth

3851 Airport Fwy, Fort Worth, TX 76111

Contact: 8177755214 or email fortworth@esportsarena.com

Esports Arena Colorado Springs

8250 Razorback Rd Colorado Springs, CO 80920

Contact: 7193985958 or email coloradosprings@esportsarena.com

Esports Arena Orange County

120 W 5th St Santa Ana, CA 92530

Contact: 7144625592 or sam@esportsarena.com

Esports Arena Oakland

255 2nd St, Oakland, CA 94607

Contact: 5106022827 or sam@esportsarena.com

Esports Arena Roseville

900 Pleasant Grove Blvd Roseville, CA 95678

Contact: 9165475347 or email roseville@esportsarena.com

Esports Arena Spokane Valley

15727 E Broadway Ave Spokane Valley, WA 99037

Contact: 5092232671 or email spokanevalley@esportsarena.com

FAQ

Can I bring my own mouse? - Yes

Can I bring my own controller? - Yes

Are the monitors 144hz? - Yes

Can I play stretched Res? - Sorry, but following the official rule change by Epic, we will be banning stretched Red

How can I be updated on events at the Esports Arena near me? - Join our discord! discord.gg/EsportsArena