Fortnite Esports World Cup 2024 - Where to watch, timings, and more

The Fortnite Esports World Cup 2024 is starting tomorrow (August 8, 2024) and the excitement among the community is immeasurable. The top 16 squads from around the world will be competing for an attractive prize pool of $1,050,000 which includes a $50,000 bonus for the MVP of the tournament. This tournament can be watched in various languages on multiple platforms.

Here's everything you need to know about the Fortnite Esports World Cup 2024.

When and where to watch the Fortnite Esports World Cup 2024

1) Where to watch

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This tournament can be watched on various platforms in the following languages:

English - Twitch (@EWC_white and @EWC_white_en2), YouTube (@EWC), TikTok (@ewc_en), Facebook (@esportsworldcup), X (@EWC_EN), DAZN (@ewc)
Arabic - Twitch (@EWC_white_ar), YouTube (@EWC_ar), TikTok (@ewc_ar), X (@EWC_ar), DAZN, MBC Gaming (TV channel)
French - Twitch (@EWC_fr), YouTube (@EWC_fr), DAZN (@ewc)
German - Twitch (@EWC_de), YouTube (@EWC_2), DAZN (@ewc)
Portuguese - Twitch (@EWC_PT2), YouTube (@EWC_2), DAZN (@ewc)
Spanish - Twitch (@EWC_ES), YouTube (@EWC_2), DAZN (@ewc)
Indonesian - Video (@esportsworldcup)
Japanese - Mildom (/100013)
Vietnamese - YouTube (@VietnameSportsFederationVIRESAOfficial)

There will also be various unofficial watch parties on both Twitch and YouTube. It is to be noted that there can be a few seconds of delay in all broadcasts from each other. Notably, if you are in Riyadh you can watch the tournament live at the Boulevard Riyadh City, 5v5 Amazon Arena.

2) Tournament timings

Fortnite EWC 2024 (Image via Esports World Cup Foundation)

The Fortnite Esports World Cup 2024 is a four-day tournament starting on August 8, 2024. The official timings are:

Day 1 - 8 AM Eastern time (3 PM UTC+3 time)
Day 2 - 11 AM Eastern time (6 PM UTC+3 time)
Day 3 - 11 AM Eastern time (6 PM UTC+3 time)
Day 4 - 11 AM Eastern time (6 PM UTC+3 time)

Teams participating in the Fortnite Esports World Cup 2024

Here are the 16 squads participating in the groups rounds of the Fortnite Esports World Cup 2024:

Group A

Team Falcons - Tayson, Japko, t3eny, Chico
Dragons Esports - Randu, Itrol, Lewa, Romero
ZETA Division - Minipayo, Koyota, Yuma, Zagou
XSET - Muz, Edgey, Ritual, Cold

Group B

PWR - alex, looter, worthy, volx
Team Exceed - Peterbot, Kwanti, Meelks, Okis
Gaiman Gladiators - Howly, NeFrizi, S1ned, Vanyak3kk
Al Ula - Adapter, FHD, Mansour, Hero

Group C

Fnatic - Ajerss, CizLucky, nounzy, Xccept
Karmine Corp - Malibuca, Merstach, SwizzY, Anas
R8 Esports - Voxe, Bloomy, Vortexers, Xsweeze
KS7 - Kalgamer, k0tyarich, Kyry, Salvatore

Group D

HEROIC - Th0masHD, Hellfire, Fredoxie, Kiro
BIG - kiduoo, Trexer, Fray, Cheatlin
w7m Esports - Frosty, Phzin, Seeyun, Kurtz
Dignitas - Acorn, Tkay, Pilky, Khanada

The promotional images of the Fortnite Esports World Cup often feature the Scoundrel and Outcast outfits. If you are interested in them, check the Fortnite Item Shop to see if they're currently available for purchase.

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About the author

Harshit Singh is a gaming journalist at Sportskeeda, with Fortnite, Counter-Strike 2, and Marvel Rivals being his areas of specialization. A final-year B.Des (Visual Communication) student at Delhi Technological University, he is always eager to pursue creative endeavors. Harshit aims to deliver news and up-to-date content promptly to players around the globe. To that end, he acquires information from reliable forums and social media pages and religiously tracks the latest coverage of Fortnite — a game he has been playing since 2018. He is often found testing the new meta in-game or spectating competitive tournaments.

Harshit holds a deep love for video games, which stemmed from the hours he spent playing GTA Vice City, NFS Most Wanted 2005, FlatOut 2, and Total Overdose in his school days. Currently, he is veering towards story-driven, single-player games, with Red Dead Redemption 2 being one of his favorites.

Harshit is an ardent fan of esports titles like CS, Rocket League, and Valorant, with Fnatic, EDG, G2, and Astralis being a few of his favorite orgs. Counter-Strike pro Xantares and Benjifishy, an esports athlete who has mastered both Fortnite and Valorant, are inspirational figures for him.

Harshit works as a music producer under the alias Hysaze. He is extremely passionate about EDM and has garnered over 40 million streams across all platforms. He is also a regular contributor to Fandom’s EDM Wiki.

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Edited by Niladri Roy