Frequently asked questions
What are the odds of getting Pirate Shop Access?
Epic's published rate is 1 in 137,500 per chest opened in a normal match. On average that means about 137,500 chests. At 8 chests per match and 5 matches a day (40 chests a day) that is roughly 9.4 years of play on average.
What are the odds of the Weekly Gold Outfit?
1 in 1,562,500 per chest. During a Treasure Hour the chance is 7.5 times higher, and 10 times higher during the specially announced hour.
What does a Treasure Hour do?
During a Treasure Hour some treasures drop more often: the Gold Outfit 7.5x, Pirate Shop Access 1.5x and the Weekly Vehicle and Decal 10x. Other treasures have no published boost. The simulator lets you set how much of your play falls into Treasure Hours.
Does opening more chests make the next one more likely to drop?
No. Every chest is an independent roll with the same chance. Your total chance of having found something grows with every chest, but the next chest is never 'due'.
Can the same treasure drop twice?
According to Epic's statement, no, except for Gizmos. The weekly items change every week, so the simulator lets each weekly treasure drop once per simulated week.
What is the difference between the mean and the median?
The mean (expected value) is the average number of chests over many players. The median is the point by which half of all players have found it. For rare drops the median is about 69 percent of the mean, because a few very unlucky players pull the average up.
Does the simulator send my data anywhere?
No. The simulator runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter or simulate is sent to our server.
Why do I need an account for the tracker?
So your match log is saved and available on all your devices. We only store your email, a password hash and the matches you log. You can export or delete everything at any time from your account page.
Does the tracker work without a connection?
Yes. Matches you save while offline are kept on your device and sent automatically when you are back online.
Is this an official Fortnite or Epic Games app?
No. Treasure Tracker is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Epic Games or the One Piece rights holders.