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Snosa II also known as Snosa 2016 is a Smash 64 only tournament that originally came from Smash of Ages 2015. Many majors for Smash 64 began appearing in tournaments such as GENESIS 3, Super Smash Con, Get On My Level 2016, Shine 2016, and Hitstun 3 being an only Smash 64 tournament being played in the US. With the current trend and the many 64 major tournaments beginning to appear recently, 2016 has been called by some the "year of 64".[1] The tournament featured many well known top level players such as Isai, SuPeRbOoMfAn, Mariguas, Dext3r, tacos, and JaimeHR.[2] Apex 2016 was also scheduled during the same weekend which may have caused conflicting schedules for many smashers such as Fireblaster, Stranded, and Cobr. The venue also featured a YOLO tournament where a Random character selection, character locked throughout the tournament. Random stage. Items on high. One stock. Single Elimination. There is a $2 minimum entry for the YOLO tournament to provide for donations going towards the SSC international player fund which will support overseas player expense to travel and compete at Super Smash Con 2016. An amateur bracket was also created for those who were eliminated from pools after entering singles or doubles with no earnings after placing in the tournament. A fantasy smash was also promoted with prizes of clothes for the picking the best draft team during the tournament. The tournament was held with a 100 player cap limit, 5 Stocks, 8 Minute Time Limit, with the only legal stage being Dream Land.
Results
Super Smash Bros. singles
 Snosa II singles winner from left to right: tacos - 2nd, SuPeRbOoMfAn - 1st, Isai - 3rd. (96 entrants)
Top 32 Bracket
Super Smash Bros. doubles
 Snosa II doubles winner from left to right: Isai and KeroKeroppi - 3rd, SuPeRbOoMfAn and JaimeHR - 1st, Mariguas and Dext3r - 2nd. (32 entrants)
Top 16 Bracket
Super Smash Bros. singles amateur
(64 entrants from the original 96 singles entrants)
Amateur Bracket
Super Smash Bros. doubles amateur
(16 entrants from the original 32 doubles entrants)
Amateur Bracket
Super Smash Bros. singles YOLO
(82 singles entrants)
Yolo Bracket
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