FNCS Solos Reload Points to Qualify: How Many for Each Round?

FNCS Solos Reload points to qualify vary by region and round. There is no universal score to aim for ahead of time: Epic advances players by their regional leaderboard position, so the required total depends on how everyone else performs. In Europe, you must finish in the top 4,000 across 3 and 4 November combined to get through Round 1.

NA Central advances its top 2,000 after Round 1, and the other five regions take their top 1,000 each. The cutoff drops to the top 500 in Round 2 and top 80 in Round 3. These are places on the leaderboard, not point targets.

FNCS Solos Reload points to qualify by round and region

The numbers in the table are leaderboard places. A score that sits above the cutoff halfway through a session might not be enough once other players finish their matches. Keep watching your region’s advancing position rather than a points prediction.

How are FNCS Solos Reload points to qualify counted over two days?

Round 1 spans 3 and 4 November. You may play up to 12 matches each day, and your scores are added together for one combined leaderboard. For example, 170 points on Day 1 and 190 on Day 2 gives 360 in total. Whether that advances depends on the final standings.

You do not need to hit a separate target on each day. A difficult first session can be recovered with a better second session, provided your combined score puts you above the regional cutoff. Round 2 begins a fresh scoring stage: the first two days are not separate qualification brackets.

FNCS Solos Reload points to qualify: Placement and eliminations

Placement gives up to 60 points for a Victory Royale, 54 for second and 50 for third, with points down to 30th place. Eliminations give two points each in Rounds 1 to 3 and LCQ Round 1, with a cap of ten scoring eliminations per match. Heats, LCQ Final and Finals instead give five per elimination without that cap.

A fifth-place finish with five eliminations in Round 1 earns 43 placement points plus ten for eliminations: 53 total. A Victory Royale with ten eliminations earns 60 plus 20, or 80. A Heat win is different because it triggers the special 1,000-point rule and automatic Finals qualification.

Where to find FNCS Solos Reload points to qualify in your region

Open Fortnite’s Compete tab, select the current Solos Reload qualifier for your region and view the in-game leaderboard. At the end of Round 1 Day 2, check the position at the advancing cutoff: 4,000th in EU, 2,000th in NAC or 1,000th elsewhere. That player’s score is the actual boundary for the region.

Epic’s tiebreakers are, in order: total score, Victory Royales, average eliminations, average placement and total survival time. If you’re tied on points with the last qualifying player, the tiebreakers decide who is above the line. A screenshot showing the boundary earlier in the day may be outdated.

Does Global PR affect FNCS Solos Reload points to qualify?

Global PR is an entry requirement, not added tournament points. The overall top 200,000 can enter Round 1; the top 1,000 can choose to skip into Round 2. Once you’re playing a round, your placements and eliminations determine your tournament score. High Global PR does not grant bonus match points in Round 1.

Use our Reload Global PR guide to check the entry threshold and Reload scoring guide for the full point table. These FNCS Solos Reload points to qualify rules apply to November’s Reload competition, not the finished October FNCS Solos tournament.

Your FNCS Solos Reload points to qualify are determined by the final leaderboard. Check the last advancing position once the session is over, and remember that Epic uses tiebreakers when two players finish with the same total.

Official source: Epic Games’ FNCS Solos Reload qualification and scoring rules.