How Many FNCS Has Peterbot Won?

How many FNCS has Peterbot won overall? Since Chapter 5, he’s been dominating the highest level of competitive Fortnite. Regularly winning the FNCS for North America, along with topping LANs, and often every Cash Cup for some seasons! Although, in Chapter 6 he’s had a lot more competition. With his streak of back-to-back wins cut off. How many Peterbot FNCS wins are there overall?

Most recently, we’ve seen Peterbot’s FNCS wins rise to tie for the most titles in Fortnite esports. He’s now tied with a bunch of other players. Although, with the last two Major wins being decided in the final game on the leaderboard, it has gotten closer. Right now, it’s seems Peterbot is on his way to having the most FNCS wins in history.

How Many FNCS has Peterbot Won?

In total, Peterbot has won six normal FNCS events! That’s not the most ever. There’s actually still a handful of players who have won the same amount of FNCS events, like EpikWhale, Arkhram, and Mero. However, Peterbot’s total is still growing. It’s very possible he can eventually overtake these players and become the player with the most FNCS wins across the whole of Fortnite esports.

One slight caveat is the recent Pro-Am. Peterbot and Aussie Antics won, and it was technically an FNCS event. Few would count the Pro-Am as a proper FNCS, but it does kind of take his total up to seven given that it was under the FNCS label. If we’re talking proper FNCS events in Battle Royale though, Peterbot is still at six FNCS wins.
With the FNCS Global Championship teams largely being Trios he’s defeated all year long, he could easily take the title again in September. Finally pushing ahead as the player with the most FNCS wins.

How did he get here and will Peterbot be able to go further and become the player with the most FNCS wins?

Peterbot’s First FNCS Win

The first Peterbot FNCS win wasn’t in Chapter 5 with Pollo, but back in Chapter 3 Season. While Duoing with bylah, he won for the North America East FN server’s FNCS. It was enough to get his slot in the LAN, but not the start of a huge run. While Peterbot was visably very skilled, he didn’t manage another FNCS win that Chapter.

Peterbot’s performance at the LAN in this Chapter actually lead to some controversy, with some fans claiming his poor performance in-person was an indication his ridiculous skills were aimbot in the online tournaments. However, now, with so many more Peterbot FNCS wins, it’s clearly just pure talent.

Chapter 5 and Duoing with Pollo

The big shift with the FNCS balance of power came in Chapter 5. When Peterbot partnered up with Pollo. He went from a player with strong skills, but who often couldn’t deliver on them, to the best Fortnite squad playing in the world.

Peterbot and Polo grabbed their first win together in Major 2, which took place during the Greek Mythology season. A big part of this win was the Cerberus Medallion and Shotgun he got every game. Not only did they win the FNCS, but a ton of Cash Cups and basically every event they touched. He continued to monopolize the best loot with wins in Chapter 6 Majors too, before that we had the LAN . That’s where Peterbot once again ran away with it. Making for the fourth Peterbot FNCS wins and the third in a row! Around this point fans began to ask how many FNCS has Peterbot won, as it seemed like he was just winning season after season.

Chapter 6 – Peterbot Meets More Resistance

After such a runaway year, Fortnite switched to Trios. Rather than picking up a third player to join them, Peterbot and Pollo went their separate ways. Which meant Peterbot was competing with some of the best players in the game, but maybe not the single best back-up player that he had in Pollo the year before.

This is where things got tricky for him. Now with Ritual and Cold, Peterbot’s team only just missed out at Major 1. They ended up losing by few kills worth of points. It was almost too close to call after a fantastic comeback on Day 2, but it did end his streak. Peterbot didn’t win Major 1. Now Major 2 that was another Peterbot win.

Once again, the FNCS results were coming down to just a handful of points. So Peterbot, broke from convention and went directly after the number 2 team, deciding not to play the placement rotation game. Just to take the fight and settle it. It ended up a bit of a mess, everyone died to each other or storm. But in the process Peterbot’s team solidified the win. Adding another Major onto the list of Peterbot FNCS wins!

Peterbot, Ritual, and Cold Claim Another FNCS Win

In Major 3, once again Peterbot, Ritual, and Cold won. Tieing Peterbot for the most FNCS wins, again, it wasn’t easy though.

While ahead in Day 1, a fantastic performance by Pollo’s trio put him in second place. As the final game started, he was over 70 points behind. Essentially meaning a decent-kill game and Victory Royale wouldn’t be enough. They needed the top team on the FNCS leaderboard to has a complete crash out, and win the game, and take a ton of eliminations.

For anyone other than Peterbot, it would probably mean second place. Instead, they dropped directly on Pollo’s team. Wiped them. Only one got away. His position was given away to the Trio but a passing sprite, and the 1st place team left early with 0 points. They still needed to earn over 70 points to make it to first, which they did. With a clean game, a Victory Royale and a decent number of kills. It came down to the very last second of the last game to decide who won this major.

The Next LAN, Pro-Am, and Future Peterbot FNCS Wins

That’s how many FNCS Peterbot has won so far, but what about the future? He shows no signs of stopping. Even without proper Fortnite tournaments the season after, Peterbot won the Pro-Am. Adding a nearly FNCS win to his total! So, what’s next? We’ve still got Major 3 to play for.

That’s a new tournament that’s coming with the new Fortnite season. Beyond that, the LAN. Peterbot’s slot at the Global Championship might already be locked In, but that’s never stopped him from pushing to win every Major before. We can expect Peterbot to fight tooth and nail for another FNCS win in Major 3, before we get to the LAN and see if he can go two years in a row as Champion.