- The first ever "$4" World Cup championship took place over the weekend in New York City's iconic Arthur Ashe Stadium.
- By the end of the three-day event, nearly 10 gamers - many of them, if not most, teenagers - had become millionaires.
- The highest prize, $3 million, went to a 16-year-old who won the Solos tournament.
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"Fortnite" isn't just the biggest game in the world - it's also a vehicle for turning gamers into instant millionaires.
Look no further than this past weekend's first-ever "Fortnite" World Cup for proof of that: The event turned eight pro gamers into instant millionaires, and the biggest winner was only 16 years old. A whole mess of other players, many of them also teenagers, also made hundreds of thousands of dollars as runners-up in the $30 million prize pool.
Here are the biggest winners: