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Tournament:Smash Summit 11

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Smash Summit 11
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Dates July 15th-18th, 2021
Venue Summit Gaming House
Address/City unknown
Los Angeles, California USA
Attendance TBD
Entry fees N/A
Pot size(s) TBD
Results
Super Smash Bros. Melee winners TBD 1v1
TBD & TBD 2v2

Smash Summit 11 is an upcoming national Super Smash Bros. Melee invitational tournament. It will be the eleventh installment of the Smash Summit series for Melee, and will be held on July 15th-18th, 2021. Like previous Smash Summits, it will be held at the Summit Gaming House, a private residence house in Los Angeles, California, and will be closed to the general public.

Players invited/qualified

The following player was invited by Beyond The Summit:

Leffen was also invited, but announced on July 2nd, 2021 that he could not attend due to visa issues.[1] As a result, on July 5th it was announced that Rollback Rumble: THE BIG ONE would have two qualifying spots instead of one.[2]

The top 6 players from Summit Champions League - Season 2 Week 4 qualified:

The player with the most points in the S.A.M.E 2021 circuit after Smash Sauna Online qualified:[3]

The top 2 non-invited players at Rollback Rumble: THE BIG ONE will qualify:

Players voted in

Players eliminated

These players were eliminated in voting:

  • USA 2saint, USA Ginger, USA JSalt, USA Reeve (June 28th)
    • Ginger dropped out on June 27th due to health problems and being in the process of moving at the time.[4]

Eligible players

Players were eligible if they met the following requirements:

A full list of eligible players is in this post.

Results

Singles

Trivia

  • This tournament will have the largest singles pot in all of Smash history and the first to exceed $100,000, beating the previous record from Smash Summit 5's around ~$80,000.[5] It will be the 14th largest prize pool out of any fighting game.[6]
  • Yingling's campaign garnered attention due to his underdog status and his lead throughout most of the voting phase. A few notable players, including HugS and LSD, voiced their support for Yingling,[7][8] and many other players changed their Twitter profile picture to that of a fish from SpongeBob SquarePants and their Twitter name to "I am Nicholas Yingling."

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