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Fortnite: Results for the second week of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational

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The second week of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational had the results released. The seven regions played in a multitude of solo matches in the two days of competition. The 300 participants were aiming to accumulate enough points to reach the TOP 80. So far, we have seen some dominant performances by artists such as NRG benjyfishy from Europe and RBK from OCE volx. We must not forget the exciting games we played in all regions. There are only 20 seats left for the Grand Final, in each region, the next weekend's Reset Round will decide.

Again we would like to thank @KinchAnalytics on Twitter for a comprehensive list of points accumulated for each player. With all that said, let's take a look at how each region played out in the second week of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational.

Europe

For the second week in a row, NRG benjyfishy showed exactly why he is the best solo player in the world. In that second week Benjy reached 371 points in total, on the way to victory. Achieving two wins and 49 eliminations in all. At the end of the two weeks, benjyfishy became richer by US$ 65,000, having won consecutive weeks. Now he will focus on the Season Finals, where he can earn another US$ 120,000.

Second week results of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational in Europe. (Image: KinchAnalytics)

The remaining 30 players put to the test everything that Europe has to offer. Wolfiez, from Excel Esports, and Kiryache, from Virtus Pro, finished third with great performances. Also on this list are ATL LeTsHe, E11 TaySon, chapter 74, EG queasy, GODSENT snappy, mitr0, 100T MrSavage and FaZe Mongraal.

NA East

Controllers dominated the second week of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational in Eastern NA. Four of the top five players use a controller input, including the first placed finisher sF Roller. With 43 eliminations, he took home the US$ 25,000 that second week. Other players also achieved good numbers in this competition.

Second week results of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational in NA East. (Image: KinchAnalytics)

Liquid STRETCH has grown a lot as an excellent solo player. After finishing third last week, Stretch is restoring its “favorite” status in eastern NA. The top 80 players will move on to the season finals next weekend. Fortunately, the leaderboard will be a little more diverse in terms of player input.

NA West

In yet another weekend of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational, the NRG EpikWhale continued without dominance. With a Victory Royale and 50 kills, he pocketed US$ 10,000. For the next weekend, it will seek even better results.

Second week results of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational in NA West. (Image: Epic)

The player wavyjacob followed in second place. He also landed a Victory Roayle, but it was not as impressive. As we approach the season finals, we know the power of a controller. We will have to see if this narrative remains the same. The top 80 won a ticket to the final.

Oceania

The RBK volx pressed the accelerator on Saturday and dominated the weekend. In the second week, the volx accumulated 490 points, including three Victory Royales and 64 eliminations. He played an almost perfect set of games in rounds one and two and then finished second last week. Volx managed to increase his prize pool by up to $ 6,960. There is a lot of game to be played, Grand Finals and the next weekend. He will seek to continue with this domain and prove himself to be the best solo player in Oceania.

Second week results of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational in Oceania. (Image: KinchAnalytics)

In the TOP 30, several names that promise to be talents. Some noteworthy names include the prominent spoiler AO Summer Smash, RNG Jynx, Link, dignified, x2 Jordan and many others. The top 80 players of the second week secured a place in the Grand Final. Those who do not qualify will have a second chance at the Reset Round next weekend.

Brazil

Like benjyfishy, Frosty won his second consecutive victory in the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational. He also got the most points over two days with 494. With 3 Victory Royale and 79 eliminations, Frosty dominated. He has won US$ 13,500 and has more up for grabs next weekend.

Second week results of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational in Brazil. (Image: KinchAnalytics)

The highlight of the Fortnite World Cup, King, was just behind with 400 points. He led the second day with 243 points and recovered after a difficult week. Viewers will be able to see their feats at stake in the season finals next weekend.

Asia

Qjac, from esports organization Crazy Raccoon, beat all Asian counterparts in the second week. He got 392 points in two days, with 49 eliminations. After 48th place last week, qjac shone in the second week. He will arrive at the Grand Finals with an extra US$ 6,000 in his pocket. The 31 best players below, along with 49 others, will compete for a grand prize of US$ 15,000.

Second week results of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational in Asia. (Image: KinchAnalytics)

Middle East

ASMR Tobi finished tenth in the first week and first in the second week. He reached 362 points in two days, with a Victory Royales and 54 eliminations. Tobi is among the favorites in the Middle East region. Others included in this list of favorites include SAQE Njby, who took first place in the first week. Like Souriano, who is one of the main dogs in the Middle East.

Second week results of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational in Middle East. (Image: KinchAnalytics)

These were the results of the second week of the Fortnite Champion Series Invitational. You need to keep in mind that there will be a reboot round next weekend. In this round, players who did not reach the TOP 80 in the second week will have one more chance to qualify for the Grand Final. Your goal is to reach the TOP 20 of the Reset Round, which will complete the 100 finalists.

Brazilian, 23 years old, I follow eSports since 2010 with a good experience in Counter Strike Global Offensive, Fortnite, League of Legends and Valorant with articles and news published in the electronic sports scene.