Fortnite Treasure Odds: Full Drop Rates for Treasure Hunters Chests

Every official Fortnite treasure odds figure for the Treasure Hunters season, including Pirate Shop Access, gold outfits, Gizmos, and Treasure Hour boosts.

Fortnite Treasure Odds at a Glance

The Treasure Hunters mini season has turned every chest in Fortnite Battle Royale into a potential jackpot, and after fans flooded social media with the #ReleaseTheOdds hashtag, Epic Games finally published the official Fortnite treasure odds for every reward in the pool. The numbers confirm what grinding players suspected: the loot tiers range from a reasonably common 1-in-127 Gizmo pull all the way up to a 1-in-1,562,500 gold outfit.

According to Epic, drop rates have stayed constant since the season launched on November 1 and do not vary throughout the day, with one exception: Treasure Hours temporarily boost specific treasures.

TreasureBase Odds (per chest)Approximate Chance
Weekly Gold Outfit1 in 1,562,500~0.00006%
Pirate Shop Access1 in 137,500~0.00073%
Weekly Vehicle & Decal1 in 7,813~0.013%
Weekly Pickaxe or Back Bling1 in 568~0.18%
Weekly Jam Track1 in 391~0.26%
Weekly Loading Screen1 in 272~0.37%
Gizmo (any)1 in 127~0.79%

What Each Treasure Reward Unlocks

Each week, 11 random rewards sit in the chest pool, and the lineup rotates on Captain's Days. The crown jewel of Week 1 was the Solid Gold A$AP Rocky Outfit, which has now rotated out in favor of the Solid Gold Lil' Uzi Vert Outfit in Week 2. As Polygon notes, it is unknown whether these solid gold skins will ever be sold, which would make them some of the rarest cosmetics in Fortnite history if they never return.

The most desirable prize for most players is the Pirate Shop Access token. While the gold outfit is statistically rarer, the token grants entry to a free shop packed with items worth the equivalent of thousands of dollars, which is why it dominated the community conversation. You can pull each treasure only once, with the exception of Gizmos — the Extraction Accelerator, Portable Extractor, Golden Firework, Sprite Locator, and Lucky Locator are the repeatable 1-in-127 drops.

How Treasure Hours Boost the Odds

Treasure Hours are the only mechanic that bends the base rates in your favor. During these timed windows, three categories of treasure receive multipliers:

TreasureBoostEffective Odds
Weekly Vehicle & Decal10x~1 in 781
Weekly Gold Outfit7.5x~1 in 208,333
Pirate Shop Access1.5x~1 in 91,667

Epic has stated these boosts may be even higher in future Treasure Hours, and Polygon reported the Pirate Shop Access token actually received a 2x boost during the second Treasure Hour after launching at 1.5x for the first. If you are still hunting the token, the November 14 Treasure Hours are the last scheduled window before the launch of Grand Theft Auto 6, with additional chances on November 21 and 28 before the season ends on December 5.

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Weekly Rotation: What Is in the Chests Right Now

The reward pool changes every week at 2:00 PM ET on Saturdays, and the season runs five weeks in total:

WeekDates (2026)Status
Week 1Nov 1, 2:00 PM – Nov 8, 1:59 PMEnded
Week 2Nov 8, 2:00 PM – Nov 15, 1:59 PMLive
Week 3Nov 15, 2:00 PM – Nov 22, 1:59 PMUpcoming
Week 4Nov 22, 2:00 PM – Nov 29, 1:59 PMUpcoming
Week 5Nov 29, 2:00 PM – Dec 5, 1:59 PMUpcoming

Week 2's lineup includes the Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing Vehicle with the Golden Llama Crew Decal, the Diamond and Gold Back Bling, the "London" Lil' Uzi Vert Jam Track, the So Kawaii Loading Screen, and the same five Gizmos from Week 1. Pirate Shop Access is the exception to the weekly rotation — it remains in the pool for the entire season. You will know a treasure has landed because a banner pops up at the top of your screen when the chest opens.

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Tips to Improve Your Fortnite Treasure Odds

The odds are fixed, so your only real levers are volume and timing. Keep these points in mind:

  • Play during Treasure Hours. A 10x boost on vehicles and a 7.5x boost on gold outfits dramatically shrink those denominators for a limited window.
  • Prioritize chest-dense drops. Since every pull is an independent roll per chest, landing where chests cluster multiplies your attempts per match.
  • Track your progress. Fortnite lets you check how many chests you have opened, which is useful for judging whether your luck is genuinely bad or just statistically normal — at 1 in 137,500, even thousands of chests without a token is expected.
  • Play every week. Weekly rewards rotate out permanently, so skipping a Captain's Day cycle means missing that week's gold outfit, vehicle, and cosmetics forever.
  • Follow the Fortnite Status page. Epic posts Treasure Hour updates and any rate changes there first.

Fortnite Treasure Odds FAQ

What are the odds of getting Pirate Shop Access in Fortnite? The token drops at a base rate of 1 in 137,500 chests, or roughly 0.0007%. It is boosted 1.5x during Treasure Hours, and Epic has hinted future boosts could go higher.

What is the rarest treasure in the Treasure Hunters event? The Weekly Gold Outfit at 1 in 1,562,500 chests is by far the rarest, even after its 7.5x Treasure Hour boost.

Do Fortnite treasure odds change over time? No. Epic confirmed the drop rates have been constant since the season launched and do not vary by time of day, except during Treasure Hours.

Can you get the same treasure twice? You cannot pull duplicate treasures, with one exception: Gizmos can drop repeatedly since there are five of them at 1 in 127 odds each.

When does the Treasure Hunters event end? The season wraps on December 5, 2026, giving players Treasure Hour windows on November 14, 21, and 28 to finish their hunts.

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