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Amp is the first Fortnite Mobile champion, winning the 16-player championship held on October 24–25, 2026, at BLAST Studios in Denmark. Epic’s official Mobile Series page confirms the completed result and names IAmNoob as runner-up.
The final brought the Mobile Series into an in-person Solo Reload competition. It was a separate title from the FNCS duos Global Championship and November’s FNCS Solos Reload competition.
The confirmed top five
Epic lists the championship’s final placements in this order:
- Amp
- IAmNoob
- Vediits
- Arsenic
- Rises
IAmNoob finished just one point ahead of Vediits, 432 to 431. Arsenic and Rises both finished on 423, with Arsenic ahead in fourth. The cumulative leaderboard records four Victory Royales for Arsenic and two for Rises; the rules place total Victory Royales immediately after total points in the tie-break order.
The publisher also links the full championship leaderboard and its day-two broadcast replay.
A title decided under match-point rules
The championship used a two-day format with a route to an early finish. Before day two, the points threshold was fixed at 150% of the day-one leader’s total, rounded up. A player who started a match above that threshold and then earned a Victory Royale could end the championship immediately.
If no eligible match winner settled the title within the rules’ match limit, the points leaderboard determined the final order. Our match-point format guide explains the threshold and conditional overtime.
The championship prize scale
The official rules list $50,000 for first place and $200,000 across the championship’s 16 placement awards. Second place carries $30,000, and third $20,000, under that same prize schedule.