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As Fortnite Season 3 rages on, professional players have been keeping themselves busy. DreamHack, the Swedish gaming conglomerate, is known for organising high-octane gaming conventions and eSports tournaments across the globe.
Its recent tie-up with Fortnite Season 3 has further piqued some players' interest in the global gaming event.
In the Grand Qualifiers, a 22-year-old French player, Thomas 'Sops' Bichon pulled off a near miracle by qualifying for the final with only two kills.
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Fortnite DreamHack Open Tournament
Apart from weekly cash cups, the first major tournament of the Season is the 'DreamHack Open'.
Similar to other Fortnite tournaments, the Fortnite Dreamhack Open Tournament will also be adjudged on the basis of a points system with players playing a maximum of 10 games during their heats.
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Players will earn 60 points for coming first, 53 for coming second, 49 for coming third, and 47-1 points for coming fourth to fiftieth.
There is also a staggering amount of prize money to be won for the last man standing, with several other cash rewards involved.
Thomas 'Sops' Bichon qualifies
Previously a player for OtherWorld esports, French player, Thomas 'Sopspalin' Bichon pulled off a stunning feat, when he qualified for the DreamHack Finals in his region with only two kills.
Sops was a member of the squad that went on to win the EWSC Metz in September 2018. Sops also spends his time analysing gameplay and coaching, which many experts credit as the secret to his success.
Despite suffering a setback for not qualifying for the Fortnite World Cup last year, his current feat will undoubtedly serve as a significant boost to his competitive flair.
Sops has been buzzing online since then with his recent achievement. The Fortnite community has been in awe of his stellar performance so far:
It has been quite an eventful week for Fortnite gamers and Sops, whose hard work and resilience seems to be paying off.
You can read more about the French champion here.
As the DreamHack open intensifies and inches closer towards the Grand Finals, things could not get more exciting. Fortnite fans are eager to see if several more stunning feats akin to Sops can be achieved.
You can take a look at one of Sop's gameplay videos below. Original post by SopsTV on YouTube.
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