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appropriately-sized pools and do a "mini-tournament" with other participants in their pool using the pre-announced pool format, with the most common format pre-2013

was an option to start off with a Placement Pools where pools of 5 to 8 people play Round Robin style. The pools are designed to contain 1 elite player, a

single elimination, double elimination, and Round Robin (also known as pools) formats. Each tournament can have multiple events, with any number of entrants

end up being top 50 for the ladder season. Ladders started as a popular format back in Brawl, where All is Brawl had its prime. Players would do matchmaking

tournaments have involved players fighting alongside their amiibo in a doubles format, though these have been very rare. Main article: Squad Strike Frequently

that is consistently seen across all Brawl tournaments. While the general format remains the same (3 stock, no items, no broken stages), the specific rules

initially had little impact on the metagame; while it was common to see him in pools and small-scale tournaments, he has not gone far in high-level tournaments

capped at US$20/£18/€20/ZAR360/CHF28/AU$30/NZ$33/¥2,000 per person. Prize pools are capped at US$5,000/£4,500/€5,000/ZAR90,000/CHF7,000/AU$7,500/NZ$8,250/¥500

tournament where players can be eliminated by a Swiss pools format instead of the standard double-elimination format. As a direct result of this, since more singles

Waterfall tournament format. Entrants are spread into 6 Placement Pools, with each pool's top placer advancing to Division 1 Pools, 2nd-3rd advancing to

tournament format introduced in Arcamini 4. Entrants are spread into 8 Placement Pools, with each pool's top placer advancing to Division 1 Pools, 2nd-3rd

2018 was an Arizona tournament held by SAK Gaming. It has unique format of round robin pools into pro, intermediate, and amateur, and buster brackets. Additionally

matches including 2 pools and Top 8 were streamed live on Nico Nico and on Isai's stream. Kansai 2016 used a similar tournament format as its predecessors:

biggest Japanese Smash 64 tournaments ever. The tournament format was Round Robin in pools and then single elimination and Best-of-1 before Top 8 and Best-of-3

of the "Rishi's Jungle Jam" bracket format, which is occasionally played as a side event at tournaments; this format consists of playing on the stage Kongo

superregional held in the Kansai region of Japan. The format of the tournament was best-of-1 pools (with 3 players advancing) followed by a top 18 double

In the event two or more players are tied at the conclusion of a round of pools at a tournament, the following is the typical procedure TOs follow: Players

prize fund. Kansai 2016 used a similar tournament format as at Kansai 2015: there were 7 Round-Robin pools. Top 4 players in a pool advanced to a 28 man best-of-1

making it the first Japanese major with a player camera. The format of the tournament was Bo1-Pools (with 4 players advancing) followed by a top 32 bracket

Round Robin format for singles. The tournament is a sequel to the first Breakthrough that took place in 2016. If players were to go 0-7 in pools or 0-2 in