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'''Battle Arena Melbourne 9''' ''('''BAM9''')'' is an ongoing [[List of national tournaments|national]] fighting game [[tournament]] hosted by the CouchWarriors crew in Melbourne, Australia, having singles and doubles for {{forwiiu}} and ''[[Melee]]'', respectively. The tournament is a qualifier for international fighting game events, including the [https://capcomprotour.com/ | '''Battle Arena Melbourne 9''' ''('''BAM9''')'' is an ongoing [[List of national tournaments|national]] fighting game [[tournament]] hosted by the CouchWarriors crew in Melbourne, Australia, having singles and doubles for {{forwiiu}} and ''[[Melee]]'', respectively. The tournament is a qualifier for international fighting game events, including the [https://capcomprotour.com/schedule/ Capcom Pro Tour]. It is notable for being [[List of largest Smash tournaments|the largest ''Smash'' tournament in Australia to date]], surpassing [[Battle Arena Melbourne 8]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:31, May 12, 2017
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| Dates | May 12th-14th, 2017 |
| Venue | Melbourne Conference and Exhibition Centre |
| Address/City | 1 Convention Centre Pl South Wharf, VIC 3006 
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| Attendance | 950 |
| Entry fees | Venue: $50 Melee singles: $10 Melee doubles: $10 per player Smash Wii U singles: $10 |
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Battle Arena Melbourne 9 (BAM9) is an ongoing national fighting game tournament hosted by the CouchWarriors crew in Melbourne, Australia, having singles and doubles for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Melee, respectively. The tournament is a qualifier for international fighting game events, including the Capcom Pro Tour. It is notable for being the largest Smash tournament in Australia to date, surpassing Battle Arena Melbourne 8.
