All Fortnite FNCS Winners in History

If you follow competitive Fortnite, you know the Fortnite Champion Series stands as the game’s highest level of competition. Since it began in 2019, FNCS has featured multi-million-dollar prize pools and brought together top players from multiple global regions in both online and in-person events.

You can trace the evolution of the scene through each FNCS season, starting with Season X and continuing through more than two dozen official tournaments. This list covers every FNCS winner, giving you a clear record of the players who have claimed the title over the years.

Complete Record of Fortnite FNCS Champions by Season and Event

You can track FNCS history from Season X in 2019 through the most recent completed Chapter 4 season. The competition format shifted from trios to squads, duos, solos, and special invitationals, with each major region crowning its own champions.

Below, you will find winners organized by season and competition, along with first-place prize amounts for each region.


Season X (Trios)

Region Winners Prize
Europe Aqua, Tschinken, Stompy $480,000
NA East ZexRow, MackWood, yung calculator $300,000
NA West Jayrosez, Dog, Buubee $120,000
Brazil Leleo, Kurtz, Wisheydp $120,000
Asia Takamura, RizArt, Maufin $60,000
Middle East FHD, NM7, Yonx $60,000
Oceania Hillo, Gancho, Minkin $60,000

Chapter 2 Season 1 (Squads)

Region Winners Prize
Europe RedRush, Drobban, Wakie, Znappy $300,000
NA East Unknown, StableRonaldo, Avery, KEZ $187,500
NA West Kyzui, Sogys, Domo, Vicaros $75,000
Brazil Igo, Sheco, Lasers, Histtory $75,000
Asia Hood.J, Medusa, Ming, Peterpan $43,500
Middle East Volx, X2 Jordan, X2 Jesse, Gheez $43,500
Oceania Sane, Pancake, Mev, Nomfu $43,500

Chapter 2 Season 2 (Duos)

Region Winners Prize
Europe Andilex, Nayte $70,000
NA East Zayt, Saf $44,000
NA West EpikWhale, Rehx $17,500
Brazil Mojak, Pulga $17,500
Asia Rimuru, Ryle $10,000
Middle East Unit, Souriano $10,000
Oceania Kquid, Jynx $10,000

FNCS Invitational (Solos)

Region Winner Prize
Europe JannisZ $120,000
NA East Furious $100,000
NA West Arkhram $40,000
Brazil Frosty $40,000
Asia Qjac $15,000
Middle East KiritoKun $15,000
Oceania X2 Jordan $15,000

Chapter 2 Season 3 (Solos)

Region Winner Prize
Europe TaySon $80,000
NA East Coop $50,000
NA West verT $20,000
Brazil K1nG $20,000
Asia Fram $10,000
Middle East Spy $10,000
Oceania Jynx $10,000

Chapter 2 Season 4 (Trios)

Region Winners Prize
Europe Mongraal, Mitr0, TaySon $111,000
NA East Deyy, Mero, Reverse2k $66,000
NA West EpikWhale, Arkhram, Rehx $45,000
Brazil Frosty, Kurtz, Redlee $45,000
Asia Bob, Ruri, Maufin $22,500
Middle East Dexefite, vagnaR, I4xPRO $22,500
Oceania Worthy, Jynx, Alecc $22,500

Chapter 2 Season 5 (Trios)

  • Europe: Hen, JannisZ, Chapix — $300,000
  • NA East: Acorn, Slackes, Jahq — $150,000
  • NA West: EpikWhale, Arkhram, Rehx — $75,000
  • Brazil: Seeyun, KING, Cadu — $75,000
  • Asia: Naetro, Qjac, Alice — $36,000
  • Middle East: Phantom, KuKi, Nyle — $30,000
  • Oceania: Muz, Looter, Speedy — $22,500

Chapter 2 Season 6 (Trios)

EpikWhale, Arkhram, and Rehx secured another NA West title, while Deyy, Mero, and Reverse2k repeated in NA East.

Europe crowned Queasy, TruleX, and Jur3ky with $300,000. Other regional winners included:

  • Brazil: Seeyun, K1nG, Cadu
  • Asia: Force, Shamokiy, Allen
  • Middle East: Dexefite, vagnaR, I4xPRO
  • Oceania: Muz, Looter, Speedy

Chapter 2 Season 7 (Trios)

Region Winners Prize
Europe Kiryache32, Stormyrite, Toose $300,000
NA East Dukez, Justice, Userz $135,000
NA West EpikWhale, Arkhram, Rehx $48,000
Brazil Phzin, Opai, GSX $90,000
Asia Clxxer, Takachan, Pacoteen $36,000
Middle East FHD, NM7, Yonx $30,000
Oceania Jace, Sunz, VortexM $22,500

FNCS All-Star Showdown (Solo Event)

This special competition highlighted individual performance rather than team play.

  • Europe: TaySon — $150,000
  • NA East: PaMstou — $75,000
  • NA West: Riversan — $35,000
  • Brazil: Xeat — $35,000
  • Asia: Speedy — $20,000
  • Middle East: Runa — $20,000
  • Oceania: Volx — $20,000

Chapter 2 Season 8 (Trios)

Setty, Kami, and Teeq led Europe. Bugha, Muz, and Mero captured NA East.

Other champions:

  • NA West: Reet, Snacky, Favs
  • Brazil: Phzin, Opai, GSX
  • Asia: SwizzY, Zotax, Shamokiy
  • Middle East: Phatom, Kai, AbuFal7
  • Oceania: Spiker, Fab, Keemo

FNCS Grand Royale 2021

This end-of-year event featured increased prize pools.

Region Winners Prize
Europe Hen, TaySon, Chapix $600,000
NA East Bugha, Mero, Dukez $285,000
NA West EpikWhale, Arkhram, Reet $105,000
Brazil Phzin, Opai, GSX $180,000
Asia Dokn, Albedo, Buyuriru $64,500
Middle East Hellon, Murloc, NetloV $51,000
Oceania Alex, Suns, Tuii $39,000

Chapter 3 Season 1 (Duos)

  • Europe: Hen, Queasy — $300,000
  • NA East: Bugha, Mero — $130,000
  • NA West: Favs, Snacky — $45,000
  • Brazil: Phzin, Kitoz — $80,000
  • Asia: Runa, Pepoclip — $30,000
  • Middle East: FKS, Bleed — $25,000
  • Oceania: Basil, Jace — $18,000

Chapter 3 Season 2 (Duos)

Aqua and Veno claimed Europe. Peterbot and Bylah won NA East.

Other regional winners included Favs and Snacky (NA West), Xeat and KBR (Brazil), Runa and Pepoclip (Asia), Krool and Asta (Middle East), and Looter and Volx (Oceania).


Chapter 3 Season 3 (Duos)

Region Winners Prize
Europe JannisZ, Vadeal $300,000
NA East Avery, Commandment $160,000
NA West Yumi, Kewl $45,000
Brazil Retake, Nov1ce $40,000
Asia Zagou, Merem $40,000
Middle East Hellon, Rapit $25,000
Oceania Alex, Baily $25,000

Chapter 3 Season 4 – FNCS Invitational 2022

This global in-person event crowned Kami and Setty as champions, earning $200,000.


Chapter 4 Season 1 (Major 1)

FNCS shifted to a Major format in Chapter 4.

  • Europe: Merstach, TaySon — $200,000
  • NA East: Acorn, Cold — $120,000

Additional regional results followed under the same Major structure as the season progressed.

This complete seasonal record shows how different formats, team sizes, and regional competitions shaped the FNCS legacy from Season X onward.

Which players hold the record for most FNCS titles?

If you track repeated success in FNCS, you will see a small group of players separate themselves from the field.

Peterbot leads the list with seven championships, a total that includes his FNCS Pro-Am 2025 victory. No other competitor has matched that number.

Several players sit just behind him with six titles:

  • Mero
  • EpikWhale
  • Arkhram
  • K1nG
  • Phzin
  • Alex

Mero stands out because you can count both online wins and a major in-person triumph, including the 2023 FNCS Global Championship.

A tier below, you will find players with five championships:

  • Rehx
  • TaySon
  • FKS

TaySon built his total across multiple chapters and formats, showing consistent performance through different competitive eras.

Multiple other competitors have secured four FNCS titles, including Acorn, Veno, Queasy, SwizzY, and several others. These players demonstrate sustained results across seasons, but they remain just outside the top tier for total championships.

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