Tournament:DreamHack Rotterdam 2019

DreamHack Rotterdam 2019
Dates	October 18th-20th, 2019
Venue	Rotterdam Ahoy
Address/City	Ahoyweg 10, 3084 BA Rotterdam, Netherlands; Rotterdam, Netherlands
Attendance	204
Pot size(s)	Melee singles: 3500€ ; Melee doubles: 1500€
Results
winners	Zain 1v1 ; Zain & S2J 2v2
winners	Sandstorm
Staff
Director(s)	Nuckels

DreamHack Rotterdam 2019 was a national tournament for Super Smash Bros. Melee that took place on October 18th-20th, 2019 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The event featured a singles and doubles event, and also featured a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate side event.

Results[edit]

(154 entrants)
Top 48 Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st	Zain
2nd	Professor Pro
3rd	Setchi
4th	S2J
5th	Ice
5th	Overtriforce
7th	Trif
7th	Frenzy
9th	MINT
9th	Pipsqueak
9th	Amsah
9th	Sixx
13th	Nicki
13th	Kins0
13th	Kaese
13th	Jeapie
17th	Skills
17th	nebbii
17th	Seretur
17th	Fout NL
17th	Alter, digga
17th	Charlon
17th	RashAttack
17th	Alain

Place	Name	Name
1st	Zain	S2J
2nd	Professor Pro	Amsah
3rd	Nicki	Pipsqueak
4th	Ice	Sixx
5th	MINT	Frenzy
5th	Zgetto	Faab
7th	Happymealz	Renzo
7th	PureEvil	Skills

(40 entrants)
Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st	Sandstorm
2nd	Antireflex
3rd	iStudying
4th	Grove
5th	Patrino
5th	Azrael
7th	BeJay
7th	Shinxed

(19 crews)
Bracket

Place	Team	Players
1st	Bristol	Frenzy	Setchi	Aiken
2nd	EvilJeapieSkills	Skills	Jeapie	PureEvil
3rd	Eindje Maat	Renzo	Fout NL	Aaron
4th	Roffa naysch	Jim Morrison	Happymealz	zeventien
5th	utrecht jochies	Nuradin	Rabbitalex	Peridot
5th	Southampton	JoMo	Laurster	meamking
7th	Eindje-Leur	skullbro	Mothra	Jerooney
7th	Randoms	Lynx	$tijn	KasparV

(53 entrants)
Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st	Amsah
2nd	Pipsqueak
3rd	Overtriforce
4th	Nicki
5th	Jeapie
5th	$tijn
7th	Setchi
7th	meamking

(76 entrants)
Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st	Setchi
2nd	Zain
3rd	MINT
4th	Amsah
5th	Kaese
5th	Trif
7th	Pipsqueak
7th	Kins0

This tournament marks Sixx's return to singles competition after almost two years of absence, as the last tournament he had competed at was Heir 4.
- Coincidentally, both were 9th place finishes after being sent to loser's by a Top 10 player on that year's MPGR.