Find and join a tournament

Every tournament on 360clash has its own page with the rules, dates and cost. This article covers finding one, registering, and what happens to your entry afterward.

Find a tournament

Open Tournaments to see every game in one list. Use the filters to narrow it down:

• Search by tournament or organizer name.
• Pick one or more games, and platforms.
• Sort by Starting soon or Newest.
• Turn on the Entry fee, Invite only or Include finished chips.

Open a tournament and check the Info & rules tab before you register. It shows the format, platforms, access, cost, time zone, and the registration and check-in windows. All times are shown in the tournament's own time zone.

Join a tournament

1. Open the tournament page and select Join tournament. If you are signed out, you are sent to log in first and brought back.
2. In a solo tournament, you enter as yourself.
3. In a team tournament, choose a team and pick its lineup: who plays, and who is a substitute. The dialog tells you how many active players the tournament needs.
4. If there is an entry fee, read the notice in the dialog. The fee is taken from your wallet (or the team's wallet) when you register.
5. Select Join tournament.

To enter with a team you must own or lead it, and the team must play the tournament's game. See Teams and rosters.

Some Fortnite tournaments require a linked Epic Games account. In a team tournament, everyone in the lineup needs one linked before the team can join. See Epic Games account.

Ways in

The tournament decides how entries are accepted. Your status shows on the page as Registered or Registration pending.

• Open registration, automatic. You are in as soon as you join.
• Open registration, with approval. The organizer reviews each entry. You are listed under Participants once it is approved. If it is declined, any fee is refunded.
• Invite-only. Anyone can see the tournament, but only people with its invite link can register. Open the link the organizer gave you; the Join button appears there.
• Personal invite. An organizer can invite you or your team directly. Answer it on the Invites page; a team invite is answered by the team's owner. An invite holds a seat but does not place you in the bracket, and it expires when registration closes or the first stage starts, whichever comes first.

An organizer cannot add you to a tournament that has an entry fee. You register and pay yourself.

If a tournament has a limit, the seats fill first come, first served. Pending registrations and open invites count toward it. When it is full, you cannot join, and there is no waiting list. A seat frees up only when someone withdraws, is declined or lets an invite expire.

Registration windows

An open tournament takes entries only while the organizer has registration open, and only between its open and close times. Outside that window the Join button is not offered. An invite link lets you register for an invite-only tournament, but it does not extend the window.

If you paid and the organizer never answers your pending registration, it is declined and refunded automatically after a short grace period once registration closes.

Entry fees

See Entry fees for how fees, wallets and refunds work. In short, the fee is taken when you register. Tournaments with fees per stage charge only the first stage up front. Later stages are offered to you if you advance, and you pay before that stage starts.

Withdraw

You can withdraw until the first stage starts. Select Withdraw on the tournament page and confirm. You lose your spot, and any fee you paid goes back to the wallet it came from. A team's owner or leader withdraws for the team.

Once the tournament starts, your entry stays and the Withdraw button is gone.

Next, see Check-in.