Fortnite: How To Watch BoomTV $10K Streamer Showdown
| Tags: Fortnite
| Author Matt Pryor
BoomTV, Intel and AVGL have put together a $10K USD Fortnite competition, and some of the best players have committed to compete.
Competitive Fortnite is ramping back up just two days after the debut of Chapter 2 – Season 8. The team at BoomTV is hosting a $10K USD Streamer Showdown tournament to welcome Fortnite’s top competitors to another new season.
This duos competition features some of the game’s most significant players and personalities, including World Cup Champ Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf, Cody “Clix” Conrod, FNCS Season 7 Champion Justice and many more. What unfolds tomorrow afternoon should set the stage for what fans and players can expect throughout Chapter 2 – Season 8’s competitive season.
With six games of intense Fortnite on the horizon, ESTNN is here to break down the Streamer Showdown’s format, prize pool and provide some feeds to watch during the event.
🚨$10,000 Fortnite Streamer Showdown Duos🚨
Who are some Fortnite duos that NEED to be in this?
🗓️ Wednesday, September 15th 3pm PT
🪂 6 customs games
💰 $10,000 prize pool
📺 https://t.co/afYNyxtKTV pic.twitter.com/G24ruaMjJp— BoomTV (@boomtv) September 13, 2021
Contents
Streamer Showdown Format & Schedule
Duos format
- Six custom matches
- Each game will occur on alternating servers (NA East & NA West)
- Teams earn points based on placement and eliminations
- The tournament starts on September 15 at 3 PM PT / 6 PM ET
Streamer Showdown Scoring System
- Victory Royale: 41 points
- 2nd: 34 points
- 3rd: 30 points
- 4th: 27 points
- 5th: 25 points
- 6th: 22 points
- 7th: 20 points
- 8th: 18 points
- 9th: 16 points
- 10th: 14 points
- 11th-15th: 10 points
- 16th-20th: 7 points
- 21st-30th: 4 points
- 31st-50th: 2 points
- Each Elimination: 2 points
Streamer Showdown Prize Pool
- 1st place: $3,000
- 2nd place: $2,000
- 3rd place: $1,500
- 4th place: $1,000
- 5th place: $750
- 6th place: $750
- 7th place: $500
- 8th place: $500
How to Watch the Streamer Showdown
BoomTV will host a stream on their Twitch channel with commentary over each of the six matches. Most of the names below will more than likely stream their perspectives on Twitch as well. To find their streams, type their names into the search bar on the website and you should be able to find them all.
Here is a list of players and streamers that are competing in the $10K USD tournament:
- Bugha & nosh
- Clix & Deyy
- Riversan & actingliketommy
- Eclipsae & Justice
- Sticks & Speedy
- Billy & Slick
- Slackes & Illest
- Scoped & Blake
- Replays & Thiefs
- Kreo & Tragix
- Ceice & Zpxy
- Avery & Jamper
- Arkhram & EpikWhale
- Acorn & Jahq
- Young Calc & Cam
- Stretch & Edgey
- Sommerset & Jivi
- Smqcked & Casqer
- Ronaldo & Zorq
- Mero & Rise
- MackWood & Bucke
- Khanada & Rocaine
- Cented & Commandment
- Reet & Nut
- Spayde & Okis
- Criizux & Jelty
- Bizzle & Coop
- Megga & Userz
- Sparkles & Maddynf
The action kicks off tomorrow, so be sure to tune in as some of Fortnite’s best players try to win the $3K USD grand prize! Also, check out BoomTV’s website for a complete ruleset and more information about other tournaments!
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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.