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  • Tournament (category Tournaments) (section Tournament formats)
    elimination tournament Double elimination tournament Round robin tournament Swiss system tournament On Smashboards: The ABC's of Tournament Hosting
    42 KB (6,353 words) - 11:38, March 28, 2024
  • Support: Community Tournament Guidelines - Nintendo of America, Inc. (Archive) Nintendo Support: LICENSED TOURNAMENT GUIDELINES AND TOURNAMENT LICENSE TERMS
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  •  DarkAura - The best Greninja player in Canada. Placed 5th at Canada Cup 2016, 9th at both Get On My Level 2017 and Canada Cup 2017, 25th at Frostbite 2017, and
    49 KB (5,587 words) - 18:45, February 6, 2024
  • online play for their tournament fixes. Many weeklies such as Xeno and Xanadu moved online, while tournaments such as the bunker down series and 2GG Crisis Core:
    63 KB (1,842 words) - 23:14, March 5, 2024
  • 2015, the Super Smash Con series was born and its sequels would become the biggest Smash 64 tournaments. In 2016, the GENESIS series returned and GENESIS 3
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  • Texas Power Rankings.  Venom - One of the best Ryu players in Canada. Placed 5th at Canada Cup 2017, 7th at DreamHack Montreal 2017, 17th at both Get On My
    54 KB (5,330 words) - 11:37, January 25, 2024
  • 7th at Kansai 2017 and 17th at Japan Smash Cup 2016.  TR3GTheZ - Considered the second best player in Canada behind SuPeRbOoMfAn, being ranked #1 in Montreal
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  • on the Canada Smash Ranking.  Javi - Co-mained Cloud with Sheik and is considered one of the best Cloud players in Mexico. Placed 4th at Canada Cup 2016
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  • Lui$. Ranked 12th on the Smash Canada Rankings Ultimate. Online, placed 13th at both The Quarantine Series: Major Tournament 1 and Get On My Line 2020. Ranked
    63 KB (8,316 words) - 09:59, April 20, 2024
  • placed at least in the top 6 at every tournament he entered until Kansai 2013 and has not been seen attending a tournament since Kansai 2017.  kysk - Primarily
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  • Jr. players (SSB4)  Blanc - The best Bowser Jr. player in Canada. Placed 17th at Canada Cup 2016 as well as 25th at both Get On My Level 2017 and Get On
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  • best Ken player in France. Placed 1st at Salty Arena Cup Ultimate 5, 2nd at 4 Seasons Tournament: Winter 2020, 4th at European SEL Clash, and 33rd at Syndicate
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  • 27 and other tournaments in the series were not counted for the mid-year ranking, but will be counted for the full-year. This tournament was added after
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  •  Alphicans - The best Little Mac player in Canada. Placed 9th at both Get On My Level 2016 and Canada Cup 2016, 17th at Battle of BC 2, and 33rd at both
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  • impressive tournament representation and results, as evident with players such as Nairo and Marss having won national and regional tournaments, respectively
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  • Rankings.  Holy - The best R.O.B. player in Canada. Placed 1st at Get On My Level 2015, 2nd at both Canada Cup 2015 and LAN WAR X, 9th at Welcome to the
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  • Street Fighter series, Ryu uses stamina battles in his Classic Mode route. Ryu's route has no items, similar to how the Street Fighter series also features
    73 KB (8,914 words) - 20:10, April 11, 2024
  • to be too low, and his increasing tournament success further called his placement into question: Leo won Canada Cup 2016 after beating Ally in very close
    82 KB (10,193 words) - 21:03, December 5, 2023
  • such as getting 17th at Super Smash Con 2018, 25th at Shine 2018, 4th at Canada Cup 2018 and 17th at both GameTyrant Expo 2018 and DreamHack Atlanta 2018
    53 KB (5,868 words) - 11:32, January 25, 2024
  • Tournament:Canada Cup 2016 (category Ontario tournaments)
    Canada Cup 2016 was the seventh tournament of the Canada Cup series, an annual fighting game tournament held in Toronto, Ontario, organized by Canada Cup
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