Tournament:Shine 2017
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Shine 2017 was a national tournament for Super Smash Bros., Super Smash Bros. Melee, and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U that occurred from August 25th-27th, 2017. The tournament was announced on December 20th, 2016 by Big Blue eSports via Twitch.[1] On January 23rd, 2017, the Shine 2017 team released a trailer for the upcoming tournament.[2] Shine was the first major to utilize the Universal Controller Fix (UCF) mod for Melee in tournament play. ContentsResultsSmash 64 singles(103 entrants)
Smash 64 doubles(24 teams) Single Pika Kirby Doubles Ruleset was used, where double Pikachu, double Kirby, and Pikachu/Kirby teams were banned.
Melee singles(1,156 entrants)
Melee doubles(278 teams)
Smash Wii U singles(659 entrants)
Smash Wii U doubles(173 entrants)
Side eventsProject M singles(73 entrants)
Melee crews(66 crews)
ControversyThere were several points of contention during the Melee singles events. At the beginning of Shroomed vs. Mew2King, which was a Sheik ditto, both players agreed to not chaingrab one another as per Gentleman's rule. However, once Mew2King was down 2-1 in the set, he told Shroomed he wanted to start chaingrabbing again. While this was technically legal by the ruleset, it did result in some controversy about whether or not this was good sportsmanship. During top 8, it was found that ChuDat vs. Leffen (which Chu won 3-2) was initially played with the UCF mod off. The TOs made both players agree to replay the set[3][4][5], and it was replayed after Mango vs. Plup. Leffen ended up winning the replay 3-2. This led to disputes about whether the replay should have been allowed, as many top players have noted their disapproval of the decision. In addition, many players noted the problem in allowing players to make tournament-changing decisions. [6] Chillin had also been DQ'd from his pool, after failure by Shine TOs to notify a change in schedule. Trivia
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