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Revision as of 13:11, June 20, 2017

Snosa III
Snosa III Logo.jpg
Dates June 17th-18th, 2017
Venue eSports Arena
Address/City 120 W 5th St
Santa Ana, CA USA
Attendance 101
Entry fees Venue: $35
Late Venue fee: $40
Singles: $10
Doubles: $10 per team
Singles Amateur: Free if qualified
Doubles Amateur: Free if qualified
YOLO: Free
Pot size(s) TBD for singles and doubles
$0 for amateur singles and doubles
TBD YOLO
Results
Super Smash Bros. winners Japan Fukurou 1v1
USA Isai & Japan Gyaki 2v2
TBD 1v1 amateur
TBD 2v2 amateur
USA Time Machine 1v1 YOLO

Snosa III was a Smash 64 tournament in Santa Ana, California, run by Team LAS. It was based off an original tournament Smash of Ages 2015 and was the follow up tournament to Snosa II. The venue was moved from No Future Cafe to the eSports Arena for more room and coverage. The rules were change from 5 Stocks to 4 Stocks and an 8 Minute time limit. The side events included an eSports bar Salty Suite, an Amateur Bracket for those who did not qualify out of pools and a YOLO tournament where a random character is locked throughout the tournament with random stage, items on high, one stock, single elimination.

Results

Super Smash Bros. singles

(101 entrants)
Top 16 Bracket

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st Japan Fukurou Kirby's head icon from SSB.
2nd Mexico Mariguas Pikachu's head icon from SSB.Kirby's head icon from SSB.
3rd USA Zero C. Falcon's head icon from SSB.
4th Mexico Dext3r Pikachu's head icon from SSB.
5th Japan Gyaki Link's head icon from SSB.
5th USA Isai Fox's head icon from SSB.
7th USA Heropie Pikachu's head icon from SSB.
7th Japan Hiyo Yoshi's head icon from SSB.
9th USA BarkSanchez Pikachu's head icon from SSB.
9th USA DTan Kirby's head icon from SSB.
9th USA Kimimaru Mario's head icon from SSB.
9th Mexico JaimeHR C. Falcon's head icon from SSB.

Super Smash Bros. doubles

(35 teams)
Bracket

Place Name Character(s) Name Character(s) Earnings
1st USA Isai Pikachu's head icon from SSB. Japan Gyaki Link's head icon from SSB.Pikachu's head icon from SSB.
2nd Japan Hiyo Pikachu's head icon from SSB. Japan Fukurou Kirby's head icon from SSB.Pikachu's head icon from SSB.
3rd Mexico JaimeHR Pikachu's head icon from SSB. USA Heropie Pikachu's head icon from SSB.
4th USA Hydra Mario's head icon from SSB. USA Kimimaru Mario's head icon from SSB.

Super Smash Bros. singles amateur

Place Name Character(s)

Super Smash Bros. doubles amateur

Place Name Character(s) Name Character(s)

Super Smash Bros. singles YOLO

(47 entrants)
Bracket

Place Name Character(s)
1st USA Time Machine
2nd USA Zero
3rd USA NaCl
3rd USA VibErant

Trivia

  • Through contributions and 64 league merchandise purchases [1], international 64 smashers Mariguas, Gyaki, Dext3r, Hiyo and Fukurou currently have met the donation goals for invitations to the tournament.
  • Donation goals have also been met for Waterfall Bracket (WTF for short) where a non-elimination round robin is used to create a separate division bracket based on the round robin performance. Starting with the lowest division having top 2 winners move up to the next division until the final "elite" division is played to win the entire tournament. [2]

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