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'''SEAT''' (short for '''South Eastern Australia Tournament''') was a series of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' tournaments, post [[@M]], that attempted to solidify the Melbourne Smash Community. The SEAT tournaments featured players from Western Australia, Tasmania, New South Wales, and South Australia, as well as Melbourne. | '''SEAT''' (short for '''South Eastern Australia Tournament''') was a series of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' tournaments, post [[@M]], that attempted to solidify the Melbourne Smash Community. The SEAT tournaments featured players from Western Australia, Tasmania, New South Wales, and South Australia, as well as Melbourne. | ||
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==SEAT 1== | ==SEAT 1== | ||
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The first installment of the SEAT series broke the previous attendance record set by @M. SEAT was the first Australian tournament to make a genuine effort to deviate from traditional [[Tournament#Double Elimination Bracket|double elimination]] tournaments. It incorporated a unique manual randomization of several qualifying rounds, with the highest scorers advancing to a final. {{Sm|Kupo}} easily won the tournament, unchallenged by runner up {{Sm|CATS}}. | The first installment of the SEAT series broke the previous attendance record set by @M. SEAT was the first Australian tournament to make a genuine effort to deviate from traditional [[Tournament#Double Elimination Bracket|double elimination]] tournaments. It incorporated a unique manual randomization of several qualifying rounds, with the highest scorers advancing to a final. {{Sm|Kupo}} easily won the tournament, unchallenged by runner up {{Sm|CATS}}. | ||
===Singles=== | ===Singles=== | ||
(36 entrants) <br> | (36 entrants) <br> | ||
1. [[Smasher:Kupo|Kupo]]<br> | 1. [[Smasher:Kupo|Kupo]]<br> | ||
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*[http://smashboards.com/threads/vic-melbourne-couchwarriors-2011-agm-news.95746/#post-2096045 Smashboards list of ''Melee'' Melbourne tournaments] | *[http://smashboards.com/threads/vic-melbourne-couchwarriors-2011-agm-news.95746/#post-2096045 Smashboards list of ''Melee'' Melbourne tournaments] | ||
[[Category:Australian tournaments]] | [[Category:Australian tournaments]] | ||
[[Category:2005 tournaments]] | [[Category:2005 tournaments]] | ||
