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'''MLG Dallas 2010''' was the last ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' tournament [[MLG 2010 (disambiguation)|of the five]] hosted by [[MLG]] in 2010 and the last ''Super Smash Bros''. tournament MLG hosted for four years, until [[MLG Anaheim 2014]]. The tournament received praise for its giveaways and professional set ups. {{Sm|Mew2King}} and {{Sm|ADHD}} were banned from this tournament as punishment for [[bracket manipulation]] at [[MLG DC 2010]]. | '''MLG Dallas 2010''' was the last ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' tournament [[MLG 2010 (disambiguation)|of the five]] hosted by [[MLG]] in 2010 and the last ''Super Smash Bros''. tournament MLG hosted for four years, until [[MLG Anaheim 2014]]. The tournament received praise for its giveaways and professional set ups. {{Sm|Mew2King}} and {{Sm|ADHD}} were banned from this tournament as punishment for [[bracket manipulation]] at [[MLG DC 2010]]. | ||
This tournament is notable for having the largest prize pool in a ''Smash'' singles tournament ever, having a pot of $35,000. At this tournament, {{Sm|Gnes}} won the championship and received the biggest prize check in a ''Smash'' tournament ever ($12,500). | This tournament is notable for having the largest prize pool in a ''Smash'' singles tournament ever, having a pot of $35,000. At this tournament, {{Sm|Gnes}} won the championship and - at the time - received the biggest prize check in a ''Smash'' tournament ever ($12,500), until {{Sm|Hungrybox}} won [[Battle of the Five Gods]] and got $13,000. | ||
==Schedule== | ==Schedule== | ||
