| Snosa III | |
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| Dates | June 17th-18th, 2017 |
| Venue | eSports Arena |
| Address/City | 120 W 5th St Santa Ana, CA 
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| Attendance | 101 |
| Entry fees | Venue: $35 Late Venue fee: $40 Singles: $10 Doubles: $10 per team YOLO: Free |
| Pot size(s) | TBD for singles and doubles TBD YOLO |
| Results | |
 winners
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 Fukurou 1v1 Isai & Gyaki 2v2 Time Machine 1v1 YOLO
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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 changed from 5 stocks to 4 stocks and an 8 Minute time limit. The side events included an eSports bar Salty Suite and a YOLO tournament, a format where a random character is locked throughout the tournament with random stages, items on high and one stock in a single elimination bracket.
Results
Super Smash Bros. singles
(101 entrants)
Top 16 Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | Fukurou |
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| 2nd |  Mariguas |
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| 3rd | Zero |
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| 4th | Dext3r |
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| 5th | Gyaki |
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| 6th | Isai |
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| 7th | Hiyo |
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| 8th | Heropie |
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| 9th | BarkSanchez |
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| 9th | DTan |
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| 9th | Kimimaru |
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| 9th | JaimeHR |
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| 13th | Janitor |
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| 13th | hydra |
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| 13th | cobr |
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| 13th | CTG |
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Super Smash Bros. doubles
(35 teams)
Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | Isai |
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Gyaki |
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| 2nd | Hiyo |
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Fukurou |
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| 3rd | JaimeHR |
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Heropie |
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| 4th | Hydra |
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Kimimaru |
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Super Smash Bros. singles YOLO
(82 entrants)
Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) |
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| 1st | Time Machine |
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| 2nd | Zero |
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| 3rd | NaCl |
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| 3rd | VibErant |
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Trivia
- Through contributions and 64 league merchandise purchases [1], international 64 smashers Mariguas, Gyaki, Dext3r, Hiyo and Fukurou were funded to attend the tournament.
- Donation goals were also 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]