Final Bracket

Bayonetta

Bowser Jr.

Bowser

Captain Falcon

Cloud

Corrin

Daisy

Dark Pit

Diddy Kong

Donkey Kong

Dr. Mario

Duck Hunt

Falco

Ganondorf

Greninja

Ice Climbers

Inkling

Jigglypuff

King Dedede

Kirby

Link

Little Mac

Lucario

Lucas

Lucina

Luigi

Mario

Marth

Mega Man

Meta Knight

Mewtwo

Mii Brawler

Ness

Olimar

Pac-Man

Palutena

Peach

Pichu

Pikachu

Pokemon Trainer

Ridley

R.O.B.

Robin

Rosalina

Samus

Sheik

Shulk

Snake

Sonic

Toon Link

Villager

Wario

Wii Fit Trainer

Wolf

Yoshi

Young Link

Zelda

Zero Suit Samus

Mr. Game & Watch

Incineroar

King K. Rool

Dark Samus

Chrom

Simon Belmont

Richter

Isabelle

Mii Swordfighter

Mii Gunner

Piranha Plant

Joker

Hero

Banjo-Kazooie

Terry

Byleth

Random Character

Min Min

Steve

Sephiroth

Pyra & Mythra

Kazuya

Sora

2307594 | Zion

Oops

Astro

MousE

luchy

Christean Covington

Joshua Johnson

Fernando Cavedagne

Events start at 3:00. 

**1.1 General Match Rules**

* 3 stocks
* 7 minutes
* 1 stage bans
* Handicap: off
* Team attack: On
* Damage Ratio: 1.0x
* Items: Off and None
* Radar: On (Big) -> Standard setting
* Custom balancing/spirits: Off
* All Characters are legal
* Stage Hazards: off
* Final smash meter: off
* All sets are best 2/3; all finals are best 3/5

**Stagelist 1 versus 1**

Starter Stages
* Battlefield
* Final Destination
* Pokemon Stadium 2
* Town & City
* Hollow Bastion

Counterpick Stages
* Kalos Pokemon League
* Small Battlefield


**Stagelist 2 versus 2**

Starter Stages
* Final Destination
* Battlefield
* Pokemon Stadium 2
* Town & City
* Hollow Bastion

Counterpick Stages
* Kalos Pokemon League
* Small Battlefield


**1.2: DQ-Clause**

If you are DQ’d from winners you are DQ’d completely from the tournament event. This is to protect seeding integrity to keep the tournament as fair as possible. TO’s will try to wait for a reasonable amount of time but will never delay the tournament. 

**1.3: Starter Stage Striking**

After choosing who strikes first. Players may strike from the legal starter stages (each person strikes stages in a 1-2-1 format) to determine the starting stage for the first game. 

**1.4: Counterpick Stage Striking**

After each game of the set, before counter-picking, the player who won the previous game may strike stages* from either the starter or counter-pick list. This strike does not persist throughout the set and may be changed again later in the set in the case of a best of 5 

**1.5: Set procedure**

1. Both players pick their character. You can make this happen by a blind pick.
2. Rock Paper Scissors is played to determine whoever gets to strike the first stage from the Starter list.
3. The winner strikes 1 stage from the Starter list.
4. The other player strikes 2 stages from the remaining stages from the Starter list.
5. The winner picks a stage from the 2 remaining Starter stages.
6. The match is played.
7. The winner gets to strike 2 stages from both the Starter list and the Counterpick list.
8. The loser may pick any remaining stage.
9. The winner chooses their character.
10. The losers chooses their character.
11. The next match is played.
12. Steps 7-11 are repeated until the set is finished.

Players may select any LEGAL stage if they both agree on it. Players may not play on illegal stages or change the length of a set.

**1.6: Blind pick**

Before Game 1, either player may request that a double blind selection occur. In this situation, a referee or third party will be told, in secret, of each player’s character choices for the first round. Both players are to then select their first round character, with the referee validating the character selections.

**1.7: Pause**

Pause setting should be off. If it isn’t, pausing is only legal while either player remains upon their OWN respawn platform, and only for the purpose of summoning a tournament official or in the case of a controller malfunction. All other pauses will incur a stock loss to the player who pauses the game. If the pause causes the opponent to lose a stock, the player who pauses forfeits the game. Players may request pause left on in case of emergency, but above ruling still applies.

**1.8: Sudden Death**

If a game goes to Sudden Death, the winner is determined by stocks and percentage at the time the game ends. When the timer expires the player with the higher stock count is the winner. If both players are tied in stocks the player with the lower percentage is the winner. In the event of a percentage tie, or a game in which both players lose their last stock simultaneously, a 1 stock tiebreaker will be played with a 3 minute time limit, this tiebreaker ruling also includes self-destruct moves that don’t force a winner. The results of the in-game 300% Sudden Death do not count. If Sudden Death occurs in a tiebreaker game, this process is repeated once more. If it happens again, the Sudden Death is played out and used to decide the game.

**1.9: Coaching**

Coaching during sets is disallowed from all tournaments, and any violations to this rule can result in a disqualification. Coaching in this sense includes in-person help, phone call communication, and mobile messaging applications. If a player wishes to use their phone for music or notes, it is recommended that they switch their phone to flight mode.  A player should signal for a referee if they believe a player may be receiving coaching. This rule does not apply to the time between a grand finals bracket reset.

**1.10: Misconfiguration (Settings Check)**

Games or sets are not to be replayed due to a misinterpretation of the rules OR misconfiguration of game settings. Game settings should be configured according to the Game Rules (See Section 1.1). It is the player's responsibility to ask the TO for any clarification of the rule set in the event of a disagreement, and the outcome of a game or set will not be changed after the fact unless under extreme circumstances, judgment reserved for tournament staff.

**1.11: Final Rulings**

If any unforeseen situations occur, judgment of Tournament Staff is final. Rules may be altered or overturned in the best interests of the event at the TO’s discretion.

Ultimate Singles - (6/18)

Ultimate Doubles - (6/18)

Ultimate Singles - (7/2)

Ultimate Doubles - (7/2)

Ultimate Singles - (8/6)

Ultimate Doubles - (8/6)

Bracket

GOML Ruleset

Summer Series '23

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

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