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|pot= Singles: $1,840 <br> Doubles: $1,022 | |pot= Singles: $1,840 <br> Doubles: $1,022 | ||
|ssbmwinner= {{Sm|Isai|USA}} <small>1v1</small> <br> {{Sm|Ken|USA}} & {{Sm|Isai|USA}} <small>2v2</small> | |ssbmwinner= {{Sm|Isai|USA}} <small>1v1</small> <br> {{Sm|Ken|USA}} & {{Sm|Isai|USA}} <small>2v2</small> | ||
| | |organizer= Matt "Scav" Fairchild | ||
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'''MOAST 3''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' [[list of national tournaments|national tournament]] held in Dallas, Texas, during January 15th-16th, 2005. The tournament is best known for the grand finals match between {{Sm|Ken}} and {{Sm|Isai}}. During grand finals Ken went up 2-0, but Isai responded by winning 3 consecutive games to take the tournament. Many players consider that set, particularly Isai's play, to be very influential to the ''Melee'' meta game. | '''MOAST 3''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' [[list of national tournaments|national tournament]] held in Dallas, Texas, during January 15th-16th, 2005. The tournament is best known for the grand finals match between {{Sm|Ken}} and {{Sm|Isai}}. During grand finals Ken went up 2-0, but Isai responded by winning 3 consecutive games to take the tournament. Many players consider that set, particularly Isai's play, to be very influential to the ''Melee'' meta game. | ||
