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A '''Salty Suite''' is usually a side event at [[Tournament|tournies]] that is settled between two people, often for a reason such as revenge. Notable streaming groups, such as [[VGBootCamp]] have hosted these types of side events at tournaments such as [[Apex 2014]] and [[Apex 2015]]. | A '''Salty Suite''' is usually a side event at [[Tournament|tournies]] that is settled between two people, often for a reason such as revenge. Notable streaming groups, such as [[VGBootCamp]] have hosted these types of side events at tournaments such as [[Apex 2014]] and [[Apex 2015]]. | ||
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A Salty Suite is usually a side event at tournies that is settled between two people, often for a reason such as revenge. Notable streaming groups, such as VGBootCamp have hosted these types of side events at tournaments such as Apex 2014 and Apex 2015.
Some of these events are also counted as money matches between the two.
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