*All sets are Bo3 until Winners, Losers, & Grand Finals which are Bo5

*You may 'Gentlemen' to any stage


* After each game, the winner bans 2 stages and the loser choses from the remaining options

*players can counterpick to the last stage they won on

Stocks: 3
Time: 7 minutes
hazards: off
game 1 striking:
P1, p2, p2, p1

Overall Stats

Character Win Rates

Singles Bracket *Day 2*

Bracket

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vrtlxnHA95CQsfuIw1J4TWD7HlwQMkClIdg8e7ocV-Q/edit#heading=h.j24qs9h8lxeb

Complete rules shown above. Excerpt listed below:

3. Game Format:

3.1. Game Settings
● Stock: 3
● Timer: 7:00
● Handicap: Off
● Team Attack: On
● Launch Rate: 1.0x
● Items: Off and None
● FS Meter: Off
● Damage Handicap: Off
● Custom Balance: Off
● Spirits: Off
● Pause: Off
● Stage Selection: Loser’s Pick
● Stage Hazards: Off
● Stage Morph: Off
● Underdog Boost: Off
● Score Display: Off
● Show Damage: Yes

3.2. Options
● Radar: Small
● Echo Fighters: Separate
● Custom Balance: Off
● Mii Fighters are permitted with any combination of specials.
● Language: To be specified by the TO based on the local region of the
Tournament.

3.3. Stage List

Starter Stages


● Battlefield
● Final Destination*
● Smashville
● Pokemon Stadium 2
● Town & City


Counterpick Stages


● Kalos Pokemon League
● Hollow Bastion
● Yoshi’s Story
● Small Battlefield

3.4. Additional Rules

3.4.1. Stage Striking

Players will coin flip, and the winner may choose to either strike a stage first or select a port first. Stages are struck in a 1-2-2-1 order.

3.4.2. Stage Bans

After each Game of a Match, before selection of stages and/or characters, the player who won the previous game may ban two stages from either the starter or counter pick list. This ban does not persist throughout the Match.

3.4.3. Stage Clause

A Player may not pick the most recent stage they previously won on during the Match.

3.4.4. Controllers

Any controller is permitted provided that it does not use a macro or turbo function, which includes but is not limited to: Nintendo Gamecube Controller, Switch Pro Controller, Joy-cons (single or double), USB wired controllers licensed by Nintendo, Smashbox or other “box” controllers, or any controller that can be connected via dongle (such as a PS4 controller). TOs may inspect any controller at any time.

4. Procedural Rules


4.1. Match Procedure

Use Stage Striking to determine the first stage.
The Players play the first game of the set.
Winning Player of the preceding Game bans a stage/stages.
The losing Player of the preceding Game picks a stage for the next game.
The winning Player of the preceding Game may choose to change
characters.
The losing Player of the preceding Game may choose to change
characters.
The next game is played.
Repeat Steps 4 through 8 for all subsequent matches until the set is complete.

4.2. Mutual Agreement


Players may select any permitted stage if they both agree to it. Players may not
play on unpermitted stages or change the length of a Match.

4.3. Port Priority


If an agreement cannot be made as to who gets what port, the Players may enact
a best of 1 game via coin flip or Game & Watch Judgment (the Player who gets the higher number wins). Winner has the option of selecting port first.


4.5. Pausing


If a Player either intentionally or accidentally pauses the Game by either pressing
the start button or unplugging his or his opponent’s controller, the offending
Players must forfeit a stock. This penalty may be increased or decreased at the
sole discretion of the TO.

4.6. Restarts

Tournament Organizers may approve a full or partial Game restart due to exceptional circumstances, such as a power outage.

4.7. Stalling

Stalling, or excessively delaying the Game or Match, may result in a Game or Match forfeit at the discretion of TOs. In Melee, Players may stall for the purposes of waiting out a particular transformation on Pokémon Stadium. Stalling must end when the neutral transformation returns, as indicated by the icon shown on the in-game screen.


4.8. Sudden Death

If a game goes to Sudden Death, the winner is determined by stocks and percentage at the time the match ends. When the timer hits 0:00, 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 match in which both Players lose their last stock simultaneously, a 1 stock tiebreaker will be played with a time limit equal to the regular time limit divided by the regular number of stocks, rounded up to the minute. The results of Sudden Death do not count.

TexSEF State Smash Qualifier *Day 1*

Tyler Comic Con - Smash Qualifier

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Legendary game worlds and fighters collide in the ultimate showdown—a new entry in the Super Smash Bros. series for the Nintendo Switch system! New fighters, like Inkling from the Splatoon series and Ridley from the Metroid series, make their Super Smash Bros. series debut alongside every Super Smash Bros. fighter in the series…EVER! Faster combat, new items, new attacks, new defensive options, and more will keep the battle raging whether you’re at home or on the go.