We study the q-state Potts model for q and the space dimension d arbitrary real numbers using the derivative expansion of the nonperturbative renormalization group at its leading order, the local potential approximation (LPA and LPA^{'}). We determine the curve q_{c}(d) separating the first [q>q_{c}(d)] and second [q
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