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Fortnite’s November Squads Victory Cup awards $200 to a four-player team for each Round 2 Victory Royale—$50 per player when split evenly. The first EU sessions are on November 9, 2026, followed by another cup on November 23. A first-round win helps a squad qualify; it does not trigger that cash award.
Epic’s Chapter 7 Mini-Season rules make the two rounds very different competitions. The qualifier rewards points accumulated across a session. The final pays for first place in individual matches, with no points awarded for other placements.
Platinum entry, then a regional cut
Every player needs Platinum or higher, in either the current or previous season. The formal rules specify Battle Royale Ranked, while Epic’s event page calls the ladder Combined Ranked; check the cup’s in-game eligibility panel before assembling the squad. This is a Squads Battle Royale event, separate from the Zero Build Reload Duos Cash Cup.
Round 1 lasts approximately two hours, with a maximum of eight matches. Epic directs players to the in-game scoring table. Qualification is based on the session’s final points leaderboard:
- EU: top 300 teams.
- North America-Central: top 200 teams.
- Oceania, Asia, Middle East, Brazil and North America-West: top 120 teams in each region.
A squad must earn its place in that round; it cannot enter Round 2 directly. All four teammates must be present and partied together to play.
Three chances to turn a win into a prize
Round 2 lasts approximately one hour, with a maximum of three matches. Only Victory Royales count on its leaderboard. One win earns the team $200; three wins earn $600 in total, divided evenly among its four players.
Those are team awards, not a published overall prize pool. Payment remains subject to Epic’s eligibility checks. The rules exclude residents of Turkey and Russia from receiving prizes and require minors to have parent or guardian consent.
EU dates and times
Epic’s current EU calendar lists the same windows on Monday, November 9, and Monday, November 23:
| Round | UTC | Stockholm / CET |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 18:00–20:00 | 19:00–21:00 |
| Round 2 | 21:00–22:00 | 22:00–23:00 |
A match counts only if it starts before its session window closes. The in-game listing remains the final authority for changes; these times are for EU, not a worldwide start time. Both dates are also in the ClutchScope calendar.
