Fortnite: Europe DreamHack Open Results — Stormyrite & Toose Secure Victory

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Fortnite: Europe DreamHack Open Results — Stormyrite & Toose Secure Victory

Fortnite’s European region rounds out the DreamHack Open Duos competition for August.


On the heels of an impressive showing from NA East players ENDL8SS Mero and TNG Rise in their home region, the Euros had their moment to shine. The EU DreamHack Open featured a more robust prize pool and perhaps the most challenging path to victory for all who qualified. It’s no secret that the European region includes many of the world’s best players.

Fifty duos made it through the gauntlet of three preliminary heats and the semi-finals to secure their position in the DreamHack Open Finals. The likes of Benjy “NRG benjyfishy” Fish, Martin “100T MrSavage” Foss Andersen, three-time FNCS Champion Tai “Falcon TaySon” Starčič and more earned the right to compete for the $23K USD grand prize. However, only one duo could overcome the field.

Let’s see how the EU DreamHack Open for August played out for the region’s top talents.

Stormyrite and Toose execute a consistent gameplan to claim first

The Russian/Ukrainian tandem of Nikita “EvozA Stormyrite” Kulak and Ilya “Gambit Toose” Chernyshov held on to first despite some charging opponents. Their final match resulted in a three-elimination 15th place finish which put them 30 points clear of second place. It was an impressive six-game effort that included four top-ten placements, a Victory Royale and 26 eliminations.

Stormyrite and Toose could not have asked for a better end to the competition. Their two French adversaries of Team MCES—Zoubiri “BadSniper” Naofel and DKS—were also firmly in the running. However, a 12th place finish in the last game left them short. It was an outstanding performance top to bottom for Stormyrite and Toose, who can now call themselves DreamHack Champs.

K1nzell Earns Another Impressive Finish in DreamHack

Blaž “K1nzell” Lešnik of Team Heretics is perhaps the most consistent DreamHack player since the Online Open’s inception in 2020. The Slovenian native has two wins in the DreamHack Open as a solo and a Cash Cup Extra victory to boot. K1nzell and wakie also finished third just four months ago as a duo. It’s been quite the run for both players, but K1nzell, particularly, continues to play exceptionally well in DreamHack.

NA East Duo 1P Acorn & G2 Jahq Secure Top-15 on EU

NA East standouts and FNCS Season 5 Champions Jack “G2 Jahq” Downs and 1P Acorn proved that their skills translate to perhaps Fortnite’s most densely populated region. After six matches, the outstanding duo finished with only 13 eliminations but earned plenty of placement points to compensate. Jahq and Acorn made their seventh DreamHack Open appearance and collected $2.4K USD.

Interesting Takeaways

  • Stormyrite and Toose win their first major tournament as a duo
  • Stormyrite and Toose complete six full-team eliminations
  • Stormyrite and Toose managed a 7.33 average placement
  • Stormyrite and Toose tied DKS and BadSniper for the most eliminations with 26
  • K1nzell becomes an 11-time DreamHack Finalist

Final Leaderboard

  • 1st: EvozA Stormyrite & Gambit Toose – 372 points – $23,000
  • 2nd: MCES DKS & MCES BadSniper – 343 points – $14,000
  • 3rd: Heretics K1nzell & wakie – 322 points – $10,800
  • 4th: Flames FlowiS & TRC Trippernn – 274 points – $9,200
  • 5th: TCE Fire & TCE 1lusha – 234 points – $7,550
  • 6th: mYi Maestro & styler 09 – 227 points – $5.500
  • 7th: BL Raifla & SliX – 224 points – $4,400
  • 8th: banw1se19 & c9123456789ihkY – 222 points – $3,850
  • 9th: heretics packo & GAMMA Kami – 208 points – $3,300
  • 10th: e t q & Playwell Styrsix – 202 points – $2,900
  • 11th: Wave Vadeal & BL Noahreyli – 193 points – $2,400
  • 12th: wanlast & xsweeze – 191 points – $2,400
  • 13th: 1P Acorn & G2 Jahq – 188 points – $2,400
  • 14th: NRG benjyfishy & 100T MrSavage – 185 points – $2,400
  • 15th: CL l1nk & CL Fury – 178 points – $2,400

That concludes the August edition of the DreamHack Online Open featuring Fortnite. The tournament will likely return soon, so stay tuned for more information!

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Matt Pryor
Matt is a graduate of Southern New Hampshire University. He appreciates all esports titles but primarily focuses on Fortnite and Call of Duty. Matt continuously analyzes gameplay and plays the games himself to better understand in-game decisions by the best players in the world.