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Log every chest you open and see your chance of at least one Pirate Shop Access, plus every other Treasure Hunt reward, from the per-chest odds Fortnite Status published on November 7, 2026. Treasure Hunters runs November 1 to December 5, 2026. Your log stays in this browser. Last source review: November 13, 2026.

Chest log

Buttons add to normal-match chests.

Copy your real total from the Treasure Hunt section of the Quests tab in Fortnite.

Treasures I found

Your chance of at least one Pirate Shop Access

0%

0 chests logged: 0 normal, 0 during Treasure Hours.

Chests for a 50% chance (normal rate)95,308
Chests for a 50% chance (1.5× Treasure Hours)63,539
More normal chests to reach 50%95,308
Chance of at least one, by reward
RewardPer chestYour chance
Weekly Gold Outfit1 in 1,562,5000%
Pirate Shop Access1 in 137,5000%
Weekly Vehicle & Decal1 in 7,8130%
Weekly Pickaxe or Back Bling1 in 5680%
Weekly Jam Track1 in 3910%
Weekly Loading Screen1 in 2720%
Gizmo (any)1 in 1270%

Not a guarantee. Each chest is an independent roll. Missed chests do not make the next one more likely.

How the odds are calculated

For each reward, the tracker takes the published chance per chest, p, and your chest count, n. The chance of missing on every chest is (1 − p)ⁿ, so the chance of at least one is 1 − (1 − p)ⁿ. Treasure Hours chests use the boosted chance for rewards with a stated boost, and the two results are combined.

Epic says the rates are constant except during Treasure Hours, and no pity counter was described. That means every roll is independent: a long dry streak does not raise the next chest’s chance. Other than Gizmos, you cannot get the same treasure twice, so once you tick a reward as found, its row shows Found instead of a chance.

The result describes your odds so far. It is not a prediction and not a guarantee.

Try other assumptions in the drop rate calculator

Where to see your real chest count in Fortnite

Open the Quests tab and find Treasure Hunt. Fortnite lists separate counts for Treasure, Rare and Sprite chests. Add up the ones you want this tracker to count and type the total into the set-count field. Epic’s statement covers regular chests opened in Battle Royale.

This site cannot read your Epic account, cannot find a token on the map, and never asks for a login. Anything that promises to do those things is not this tracker.

Per-chest odds for every Treasure Hunt reward

From Fortnite Status, November 7, 2026, for a normal match. Treasure Hours run on Saturdays. Where no boost was stated, the tracker keeps the normal rate.

RewardNormal matchTreasure Hours boostTreasure Hours rate
Weekly Gold Outfit1 in 1,562,5007.5×about 1 in 208,333
Pirate Shop Access1 in 137,5001.5×about 1 in 91,667
Weekly Vehicle & Decal1 in 7,81310×about 1 in 781
Weekly Pickaxe or Back Bling1 in 568None statedNormal rate
Weekly Jam Track1 in 391None statedNormal rate
Weekly Loading Screen1 in 272None statedNormal rate
Gizmo (any)1 in 127None statedNormal rate

Pirate Shop Access uses the default 1.5× Treasure Hours multiplier. The 2× window on November 7, 9–11pm ET, has ended.

Short answers

Chest tracker questions

Does opening more chests guarantee the Pirate Shop Token?

No. Fortnite Status lists Pirate Shop Access at 1 in 137,500 chests in a normal match, and no pity counter was described. Each chest is an independent roll, so more chests raise your overall chance but never make a drop certain. Even 137,500 chests at that rate is only about a 63.2% chance of at least one.

Do Treasure Hours chests count more?

Only for treasures with a stated boost. Treasure Hours run on Saturdays. Pirate Shop Access is 1.5× by default (about 1 in 91,667), the Weekly Gold Outfit 7.5× and the Weekly Vehicle & Decal 10×. No boost was stated for the other rewards, so this tracker uses their normal rate.

Does this tracker connect to my Epic account?

No. The tracker cannot read your Epic account and never asks for a login. Your count and checklist are saved only in this browser. Check the Treasure Hunt section of the Quests tab in Fortnite and type in your real chest count.

How many chests for a 50% chance at Pirate Shop Access?

About 95,308 chests at the normal-match rate of 1 in 137,500, or about 63,539 if every chest were opened at the default 1.5× Treasure Hours rate. Reaching that number still leaves a 50% chance of no drop.

From here

Pirate Shop Token guide, including the chance, the route, and the deadline.

Chance and drop rate calculator for any 1-in-N assumption.

When the token ends, and when to activate the 14-day window.

Farming routes for chest density, not a better roll per chest.