The project
What NBF makes
NBF Hub is the home of NBF Fantasy and the public record that sits around it. The fantasy game lets a manager select professional players before a contest locks, follow their scoring as official matches are processed and compare the result on contest leaderboards, league leaderboards and the season standings.
The aim is not to replace a tournament broadcast or the official standings. It is to give fans another reason to understand the field: which players are priced for consistency, where the upside sits, how a role affects squad construction and why one elimination can matter to several different races at once.
Before the event
Compare the available field, work inside the contest budget and decide which player deserves the MVP multiplier.
During the event
Follow placement, eliminations and the fantasy bonuses that turn each imported match into a live squad score.
After the event
Review the final leaderboard, Season Points, records and the private leagues that give every weekend its own argument.
The people
Who makes NBF
NBF is made by Daniel Oyelade, known online as Leven2k. Daniel is a broadcaster on the official FNCS broadcast and hosts the Nothing But Fortnite podcast with Reisshub and Spudzhan, where the three of them talk through each week of competitive Fortnite. The Fantasy game grew out of that show: the same questions the hosts argue about on air, who is in form, who is underpriced, which duo is landing where, are the questions a manager answers before every lock.
Every guide on this site is written and checked by Daniel and the NBF team. You can find the show on the NBF YouTube channel or read the episode pages here, and talk to the community on the NBF Discord.
The method
How the numbers are handled
NBF Fantasy starts with public competitive results and the player pool selected for each contest. Prices describe expected fantasy potential for that particular Fantasy Contest; they are not a permanent ranking of the best Fortnite players. Recent, comparable events matter more than distant or structurally different ones, and the published contest rules decide which results count.
Once a contest locks, real match results drive the fantasy score. Placement is shared by the two members of a competitive duo, while eliminations and other individual actions remain attached to the player who recorded them. Corrections can be applied when the public result changes, and a contest is only treated as final after its scoring has been checked.
The complete public rules are available in the how-to-play guide, with every scoring band and bonus listed in the scoring reference.
Independence
A fan project, not an official Epic product
NBF is independently operated by Leven2k Media Ltd. It is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by Epic Games. Fortnite and the Fortnite logo are trademarks of Epic Games, Inc. The site is free to play, intended for users aged 13 and over, and does not sell access to fantasy results or competitive advantages.
Commercial support helps cover the infrastructure and work required to run the site, but advertising is kept separate from the game controls themselves. Account, sign-in, administration and other utility screens are not treated as editorial destinations.