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The VaultX Esports Gauntlet

PRACTICE
100:00+4 −1MCQ Single Answer
Data / Set

Directions: Study the multivariable scheduling matrix and the operational constraints provided below to decode the exact timeline before attempting any questions.

The Lore:
VaultX Media is hosting an elite 4-day "Esports Gauntlet" from
Thursday to Sunday. Exactly one creator competes each day. The roster features four heavy-hitters: Agent, Duke, Fanum, and Kai.

Every day features a completely unique tournament game (*2K, FIFA, Valorant, Warzone*) and generates a unique prize pool for the winner (*$10k\$10\text{k}, $20k\$20\text{k}, $30k\$30\text{k}, $40k\$40\text{k}*).

The Meta (Constraints):
1.
The Gap: Agent wins his tournament exactly two days after the Warzone tournament is played.
2.
The Bag: The tournament featuring the absolute highest prize pool (**
$40k\$40\text{k}) happens exactly on Saturday. 3. The Scaling Law: Kai secures a prize pool that is exactly half the monetary value of the prize pool secured by the creator who wins on Friday. 4. The Pitch: Fanum wins the FIFA tournament, but he is strictly unauthorized to play on Thursday or Sunday. 5. The Skill Gap: The Valorant** tournament prize pool is exactly $30k\$30\text{k} greater than the 2K tournament prize pool.
6.
The Rivalry: Duke wins a tournament with a prize pool that is strictly greater than Fanum's prize pool.

Based on the fully decoded matrix, who won the Warzone tournament, and what was their exact prize pool?
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