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*Due to the tournament's location being in Europe and the scarcity of European ''Melee'' majors, it was frequently joked about on social media (as well as the tournament's livestreams) that the entire event was being run on [[PAL]] edition.
*Due to the tournament's location being in Europe and the scarcity of European ''Melee'' majors, it was frequently joked about on social media (as well as the tournament's livestreams) that the entire event was being run on [[PAL]] edition.
*{{Sm|Aklo}} and {{Sm|Foxy Grandpa}}, who are brothers, played each other in the Losers' Top 8 qualifier round on ''Melee'' singles, of which Aklo won 3-0.
*{{Sm|Aklo}} and {{Sm|Foxy Grandpa}}, who are brothers, played each other in the Losers' Top 8 qualifier round on ''Melee'' singles, of which Aklo won 3-0.
*Despite Hungrybox being known primarily as a Melee player, he placed better in Ultimate than in Melee (2nd in Ultimate vs 3rd in Melee), albeit in a much smaller tournament (Ultimate had only 54 entrants compared to Melee's 409).


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Revision as of 17:38, July 17, 2023

Fête 3: By the Sea
Dates July 14th-16th, 2023
Venue Pontins Camber Sands Holiday Park
Address/City New Lydd Rd
Rye, England UK
Attendance 436
Results
Super Smash Bros. Melee winners USA Zain 1v1
USA Polish & Sweden Pipsqueak 2v2
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate winners Denmark +HOPE+ 1v1
Norway SpookyFrog & Norway Gulag Manager 2v2

Fête 3: By the Sea was a Super Smash Bros. Melee major and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate regional held in Rye, England, from July 14th-16th, 2023.

In addition to the main brackets, a Project+ singles and doubles were formally run as a "separate" side tournament called Not Fête in the same venue.

Format

Super Smash Bros. Melee singles

In each of the 52 Round Robin pools, the Top 3 advance to Gold Pools, 4th-5th advance to Silver Pools, and 6th and below advance to Bronze Pools. Gold/Silver/Bronze Pools are Round Robin pools, where the Top 3 of each pool advances to their respective division's bracket (Gold/Silver/Bronze Bracket). Gold Pools is 156 players in 26 pools, with 1st advancing to Winners' side of the double-elimination Gold Bracket (Top 78), and 2nd-3rd advancing to Losers' side of Gold Bracket. The Top 8 of Gold Bracket advance to the traditional Top 8 bracket. Silver and Bronze Bracket start with all players in Winners' side in a double-elimination format.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles

In each of the 4 double-elimination pools, the Top 4 advance to Gold Bracket (Top 16, 8 in Winners and 8 in Losers), 5th-7th advance to Silver Bracket, and 9th and below advance to Bronze Bracket.

Tournament summary

Super Smash Bros. Melee

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  • Fête 3 was the first major Melee tournament to be held in the United Kingdom, per the Liquipedia and SmashWiki definitions of a major tournament.
  • Bbatts had originally intended to compete in both Melee and Ultimate singles, but had to drop out of registration due to losing his passport.[1]
  • This tournament marks the first time Zain has won an offline Super Smash Bros. Melee major tournament from losers, defeating Jmook twice in grand finals to reset the bracket.
  • Jmook's controller began to malfunction during grand finals of the Melee bracket. Both players agreed to restart game 3 of the first set and game 1 of the second, but this ultimately did not impact the final game count, which was 6-0 in Zain's favor for both sets.
  • For the first time, Hungrybox placed higher in Ultimate singles (2nd) than Melee singles (3rd) at the same event (although it is important to note that only the latter was considered a major).
  • This tournament marks the first time aMSa has defeated Trif in Melee singles, in a matchup historically dominated by Trif.

Results

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Super Smash Bros. Melee singles

(409 entrants)
Gold Bracket
Top 8 Bracket

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st USA Zain Marth (SSBM)
2nd USA Jmook Sheik (SSBM)
3rd USA Hungrybox Jigglypuff (SSBM)
4th Canada aMSa Yoshi (SSBM)
5th Canada Joshman Fox (SSBM)
5th Spain Trif Peach (SSBM)
7th USA Aklo Fox (SSBM)
7th USA Polish Peach (SSBM)
9th
9th
9th
9th
13th
13th
13th
13th
17th
17th
17th
17th
17th
17th
17th
17th
25th
25th
25th
25th
25th
25th
25th
25th
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd
33rd

Super Smash Bros. Melee doubles

(128 teams)
Bracket

Place Name Character(s) Name Character(s) Earnings
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
5th
7th
7th
9th
9th
9th
9th
13th
13th
13th
13th

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles

(54 entrants)
Gold Bracket

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st Denmark +HOPE+ Hero (SSBU)
2nd USA Hungrybox Jigglypuff (SSBU)
3rd England Lucretio R.O.B. (SSBU)
4th USA Jam (USA) Palutena (SSBU)
5th England sp0derr Terry (SSBU)
5th United Kingdom Spooky Mii Brawler (SSBU)
7th United Kingdom BenjiBob Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)
7th Mexico Poda Jigglypuff (SSBU)

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate doubles

Side events

Super Smash Bros. Melee Salty Suite

There were five Salty Suite matches: Stoneymalony vs. Exy-, Zain as Roy vs. Hungrybox as Ness, skullbro vs. Madness, Abbe vs. Kingu, and LunarySSF2 vs. Tony Bomboni. All sets are first to 5 (except the third and fourth listed, which were best of 5), and players could not pick the last stage they have won on during a set.

Many of the players involved chugged beers before each game.

Winner Character(s) Loser Character(s) Score Prize
Netherlands Stoneymalony Fox (SSBM) UK Exy- Sheik (SSBM)Donkey Kong (SSBM)Marth (SSBM) 3-5 €50
USA Zain Roy (SSBM) USA Hungrybox Ness (SSBM) 4-5
Netherlands skullbro Dr. Mario (SSBM) France Madness Luigi (SSBM) 3-1
Sweden Abbe Marth (SSBM) UK Kingu Fox (SSBM) 3-1
Belgium LunarySSF2 Marth (SSBM)Captain Falcon (SSBM) UK Tony Bomboni Captain Falcon (SSBM) 4-5

Super Smash Bros. Melee International Crews

(19 crews)
Bracket

Place Team Players Earnings
1st South Asia India Foxy Grandpa Sheik (SSBM) India Aklo Fox (SSBM) India Branspeed Marth (SSBM) Bangladesh Stranger Fox (SSBM) Pakistan Zain Roy (SSBM)
2nd England England Kingu Fox (SSBM) England max Sheik (SSBM) England Frenzy Falco (SSBM) England Fat Tino Falco (SSBM) England Professor Pro Fox (SSBM)
3rd Switzerland Switzerland Marlo Fox (SSBM) Switzerland BlackH4ze Marth (SSBM) Switzerland Exy- Sheik (SSBM) Switzerland Jah Ridin' Luigi (SSBM) Switzerland diamon Ice Climbers (SSBM)
3rd Sweden Sweden Sharp Peach (SSBM) Sweden Saftblandarn Luigi (SSBM) Sweden Jadde Sheik (SSBM) Sweden Pipsqueak Fox (SSBM) Sweden Abbe Marth (SSBM)

Trivia

  • After both his exhibition match and the award ceremony following grand finals, Zain beatboxed on the mic.[2]
  • Due to the tournament's location being in Europe and the scarcity of European Melee majors, it was frequently joked about on social media (as well as the tournament's livestreams) that the entire event was being run on PAL edition.
  • Aklo and Foxy Grandpa, who are brothers, played each other in the Losers' Top 8 qualifier round on Melee singles, of which Aklo won 3-0.

References

  1. ^ https://twitter.com/bbatts523/status/1679256935873249281
  2. ^ https://twitter.com/ryobeat/status/1680318043220475909

External links

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