Fortnite Daily Duos Cup rules and leaderboard for NA East and NA West

After a long layoff, Epic Games have released ar batch of tournament series Daily Duos, which is available across every competitive region.  tournament started on March 25 and will last through April 30, 2020.

Daily Duos Cup rules

tournament has very simple rules and format. As name suggests, game is played in a team of two, where every team competing is given three hours to play a maximum of ten games. team that earns  highest points is declared winner and awarded  prize money. first place is entitled to a monetary cash payout of $750 USD per week. So, if you factor  number of days for all regions, prize pool goes up to $200K USD.

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Elimination

This is an occurrence where one team depletes HP and Shield of or team. An elimination credit is defined with help of action feed which is available at bottom left corner of gameplay screen, and UI showcasing  total number of eliminations that were secured during one match.

Placement

This is determined by a player or time spent by a duo in play during a match, relative to that of competitors, before being eliminated. Placement rank is displayed on UI once someone is eliminated.

Session

A set of matches are played until re is a winner or multiple winners. This is determined using any of se methods:

1. Completion of a set number of matches.
2. Completion of a set time period.

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Daily Duos Cup leaderboard

At end of session, top scorers are listed on in-game leaderboard for every region and awarded with respective prizes. tournament (Session 1) has already taken place for  NA East and NA West. Take a look at leaderboard here:

Leaderboard for NA East

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Leaderboard for NA West

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