Tournament:Set Count: 2-0

Set Count: 2-0, or simply Set Count, was a Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate regional tournament held in Leander, Texas on December 18th, 2021. It was the sequel to the tournament. Melee singles had a $200 pot bonus and Swiss format pools. Ultimate singles had a $1,000 prize pool with $150 added for every 10 entrants after 64 entrants is reached, plus $200 payout to the Intermediate Bracket and $100 payout to the Redemption Bracket. Ultimate singles was capped at 128 entrants. However, a "death pool" was added for late registrants as an independent double-elimination bracket, with only the winner being added to the "top 32" to make a top 33 bracket. Set Count: 2-0 was the largest Smash Bros. tournament out of any of The Esports Cave's locations until surpassed it. The tournament also had ' and ' brackets, with  (age 12 and under free-for-all) being cancelled from low entrants.

Melee singles had a Redemption Bracket, and Ultimate singles had a Redemption Bracket and an Intermediate Bracket. They were all double-elimination, with the exception of Ultimate using single-elimination before top 8's. Players who did not make it out of pools were eligible for the Melee Redemption Bracket. Players seeded to not make it out of pools and were eliminated in Losers' Round 1 or 2 were eligible for the Ultimate Redemption Bracket. Players seeded to not make payout and lost the match to make it out of pools or the first match out of pools were eligible for the Intermediate Bracket. For Ultimate, $1 of the entry fee went to Redemption Bracket, $2 went to Intermediate Bracket, and $17 went to the regular singles bracket. Ultimate singles had a $20 entry fee to increase the stakes for top competitors and create prize pools for amateur and intermediate players.

The venue had no internet on the day of the event, leaving brackets to be done on paper and not updated live online. The brackets for Ultimate's Redemption Bracket and Intermediate Bracket were lost, as they were done on paper, and those papers were lost.

Super Smash Bros. Melee singles
(79 entrants) Top 24 Bracket

Super Smash Bros. Melee Redemption Bracket
(16 entrants) Bracket

Super Smash Bros. Melee doubles
(15 teams) Bracket

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles
(145 entrants) Top 33 Bracket Results

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate doubles
(19 teams) Bracket Results