Hylnd Amp Finishes First at the Fortnite Mobile Series Championship in Copenhagen
GAME MODE Staff·Oct 31, 2026· 2m read
Tenth and without a Victory Royale after Day 1, Hylnd Amp won six matches on Day 2 to top Epic’s official leaderboard. First place pays $50,000.
Hylnd Amp finished first on Epic’s official leaderboard at the Fortnite Mobile Series Championship, the two-day LAN at BLAST Studios in Copenhagen, Denmark, on October 24–25. First place carries a $50,000 prize, the biggest at an event that brought the world’s top 16 mobile players together.
It was a comeback. At the end of Day 1, Hylnd Amp was 10th and still without a Victory Royale.
From 10th place to the top of the board
DIG Arsenic led after the opening day on Saturday, October 24, with 260 points and 4 Victory Royales from 12 matches. Hylnd Amp sat 10th on 159 points.
Day 2 went very differently. Epic’s cumulative leaderboard credits Hylnd Amp with 6 Victory Royales and 72 eliminations across 25 matches, which means all six wins came on the final day. The official top five:
- Hylnd Amp
- DIG IAmNoob
- Hylnd Vediits
- DIG Arsenic
- Mtrx Rises
What is the Match Point format?
The championship used a Match Point format. Before Day 2, a threshold was set at 150% of the Day 1 leader’s points, rounded up to a whole number. The first player to earn a Victory Royale in a match they started above that threshold wins the event, regardless of total score. Everyone else is placed by total score.
Those totals come from placement and eliminations. A Victory Royale is worth 25 points, 2nd place 22, falling to 1 point for 16th, and each elimination adds 2.
Touch controls only, and no building
The Mobile Series is played in touch-only Reload Solos: touchscreen controls only, 16 players per lobby and no building. These were the qualified players, by region:
- EU: Papier, FLC MalinaCR7, Hylnd Amp
- NAC: IAmNoob, DIG Arsenic, Synth
- NAW: Sly Faith, NTO Alexii
- BR: Mtrx Rises, Zen
- Japan: IGNUM Reo, Hylnd Vediits
- OCE: Mtrx Dogeee, JOGO Hardman
- ME: Spk Mohanad, Chillead
$50,000 for first, and Twitch drops for viewers
Prize money ran from $50,000 for 1st, $30,000 for 2nd and $20,000 for 3rd down to $2,500 for 16th. Epic’s championship page billed the event as having over $200,000 on the line, and Epic says the 2026 Mobile Series prize pool totaled over $1 million, with cash for online Qualifier finalists as well as LAN competitors.
Viewers were rewarded too. Watching 30 minutes on Twitch earned the Midnight Gourdy Back Bling on October 24 and the Midnight Batwings Pickaxe on October 25.
