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Might be coming to this, I'll see what happens

Aiken Mall 2441 Whiskey Rd., Aiken, SC 29803 Unfortunately none of the matches were recorded (old school!!!) so you had to be there to get the play-by-play. Entrants: 9 $10 entry fee 1st. Doren2K (Jam) $54 2nd. HimeCut (Leo) $27 3rd. Malik (Faust) $9 4th. Raph (Slayer) Winners Finals: Doren2K Vs. Malik = 3-1 Losers Semis: Raph Vs. HimeCut = 1-2 Losers Finals: HimeCut Vs. Malik = 3-2 Grand Finals: HimeCut Vs. Doren = 3-0 reset bracket; Set 2 HimeCut Vs. Doren2K = 2-3 Thanks to everyone that came out & supported. If you're in the Southeast area on May 14, 2016 you should come to GA's premier monthly Gwinnett Brawl.

The Wasteland Gaming 3700 Satellite Blvd., Ste 7B Duluth, GA 30096 Copy & pasted from OP: " PRE-REGISTRATION LINK:https://smash.gg/gb31Pre-registration closes at noon on the day of the tournament. Either pre-register before then, or arrive at the venue before on-site registration closes.GAME LINE-UP:Super Smash Bros. Melee: Singles and DoublesSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U: Singles and DoublesGuilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- (Playstation 4)Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (Xbox 360) Street Fighter V (Playstation 4) SCHEDULE: *** ON-SITE REGISTRATION FOR EACH GAME NOW CLOSES 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO THE START TIME FOR THAT GAME. FOR EXAMPLE: MELEE SINGLES REGISTRATION ENDS AT 2:30 PM, AND THE TOURNAMENT STARTS AT 3:00 PM. IF YOU CANNOT GET TO THE VENUE TO REGISTER IN PERSON BEFORE THEN, THEN YOU NEED TO PRE-REGISTER. *** 12:00 PM: set-up and on-site registration begins 2:00 PM: Melee teams 3:00 PM: Melee singles 4:00 PM: Smash 4 teams, Guilty Gear 5:00 PM: Smash 4 singles, Marvel 6:00 PM: Street Fighter V *** WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING LATE SIGN-UPS VIA PHONE OR FACEBOOK. *** You MUST get to the venue before the tournament starts in order to register at the door. If you pre-register and pre-pay, we will put you in the bracket even if you're late, but if you do not arrive by the end of the 1st round of the tournament, then you will be kicked down to the losers bracket. If you do not arrive by the end of the 1st round of losers, then you will be disqualified from the tournament altogether. STREAM: twitch.tv/gbdojo - GGXrd, UMvC3, SF5 twitch.tv/sixfortyfive - SSBM, SSB4 FOLLOW US: twitter.com/gbdojo for live updates youtube.com/gwinnettbrawl for stream archives COST OF ENTRY: $7 venue fee per player (can be waived; see info below) $5 entry fee per player per game Example: If you want to play in Smash 4 singles ($5), Smash 4 teams ($5), and Street Fighter ($5), the total cost for you would be $22. If your venue fee is waived (see below), then it would be $15. PAYOUT STRUCTURE: The prize pool for each game is taken from the entry fees for that game and split among the winners based on the number of entrants for that game. * If 2-5 entrants: Winner takes all * If 6-13 entrants: Top 2 split (2/3 for 1st; 1/3 for 2nd) * If 14-29 entrants: Top 3 split (4/7 for 1st; 2/7 for 2nd; 1/7 for 3rd) * If 30-63 entrants: Top 4 split (8/15 for 1st; 4/15 for 2nd; 2/15 for 3rd; 1/15 for 4th) * If 64-131 entrants: Top 6 split (1/2 for 1st; 1/4 for 2nd; 1/8 for 3rd; 1/16 for 4th; 1/32 for 5th) * If 132 or more entrants: Top 8 split (16/33 for 1st; 8/33 for 2nd; 4/33 for 3rd; 2/33 for 4th; 1/33 for 5th; 1/66 for 7th) FYI: In team tournaments, "1 team" = "1 entrant." BRINGING A SETUP: If we need additional setups for any of the tournament games and if you can bring one for us, then we'll waive your $7 venue fee. A full setup includes: display, console, game, plus anything else needed to run it (e.g. a Gamecube controller adapter for Smash 4, a memory card for Melee, etc). You should also have all tournament-legal gameplay content available (unlockables/DLC). Our preferred displays for tournament play are LOW-LATENCY 1080p LCD COMPUTER MONITORS with HDMI input. We will accept any such monitor that is rated 10ms or lower by DisplayLag (displaylag.com/display-database). HDTVs tend to lag more than computer monitors and are unlikely to be accepted unless we can verify that they meet this threshold. For Melee, you should bring an SD CRT instead of an HDTV or monitor. TOURNAMENT FORMAT AND RULES: A double elimination bracket will be used for all games with 8 or more players. Round robin will be used for games with fewer than 8 players if we feel there are enough setups and time to run RR. Primary seeding will be done by skill/performance. Top seeds will be granted to recognized top players and the highest-placing players from previous Gwinnett Brawls. Secondary seeding will be done by region/group. When signing up, either list the area that you hail from (city if in Georgia, state or country if not GA) OR list the crew that you play with the most (e.g. GGC, P2W, etc). We will make sure not to match people from the same city/group against each other in the first round. The remainder of the bracket will be seeded randomly. Competitors should not leave the tournament area without first asking permission from their bracket runners. You will be disqualified if you do not report to your matches in a timely manner. The winner of each match must report their victories to the TO so that it can be recorded in the bracket. Please do what you can to keep the tournament moving along quickly. Keep button checks as brief as possible; they're not the place for you to show off your movement in Smash or to practice your TACs in Marvel. Once the tournament starts, do not play any casuals on the tournament stations until we clear a setup for casuals. We want to pack-up by midnight when possible and will not permit casuals or money matches to be played after this time at all. Do not bring setups for games that are not being played in the tournament without getting permission from us first. Unless we have extra room for it and you have paid the venue fee, we will ask you to remove any consoles or TVs that are running non-tournament games. UNIVERSAL GAME RULES: Game options are generally set to their default values unless otherwise specified below. Unless players can agree on the stage to play, stage selection is random (except for Smash Bros, which has its own stage selection rules). Tournament matches are best 2-out-of-3 games per set (unless otherwise specified in individual game rules below), except for winners final, losers final, and grand final, which are 3-out-of-5 games per set (if time permits). This can change on a per-tournament basis depending on how much time we have to run the event. The winner of a game usually has to keep the same selections (character, assist, team, etc.) for the next game except in instances specified below. Glitches that halt gameplay entirely (e.g. anything that causes the game to freeze) and exploits that are only possible via hacking (e.g. Galactus and duplicate characters in UMvC3) are banned. Other glitches will be judged at the tournament organizers' discretion. A draw game counts as a win for both players, and the next game of the set must be played with identical settings (same characters, stage, etc). If a draw causes both players to reach set point, then an extra tiebreaker game will be played. Pausing a game in progress will allow your opponent to take the current round (in traditional fighters) or your current stock (in Smash). Exceptions will be made in instances of "inevitability" (e.g. pausing in the middle of a cinematic super attack that is guaranteed to KO the opponent anyway). All in-game button config options (e.g. 3-punches, one-button dash) are allowed. Turbo fire and other hardware-assisted mechanisms are forbidden. Wired controllers are strongly encouraged in order to avoid syncing issues and to keep the tournament running smoothly. Wireless controllers are permitted, but you risk disqualification if your controller causes any mishaps in another player's match. PS4 players should remember to delete all old controller pairings every time they sit down to play a match. Cronus brand converters are banned. The legality of all other controllers, sticks, and converters will be decided at the tournament organizers' discretion. You are responsible for your own controller/stick/converter. We cannot provide them for you. For PS4 games: when you sit down for your match, it is YOUR responsibility to delete old controller pairings from the previous match(es). Make sure to delete all unused bluetooth devices from the system menu whenever you get ready to play a tournament match. SUPER SMASH BROS. MELEE RULES: http://docs.google.com/document/d/1B8G-bChAMLr2xsPNjP13aZIG4mLD704RAlUNh378xEo Check this document for our current SSBM rule set. SUPER SMASH BROS. FOR WII U RULES: http://docs.google.com/document/d/1w1gZjt2xY7ARo1kA47h-rq-5b9p-IK7ROkg-sNt5wU0 Check this document for our current SSB4 rule set. Check the game list at the top of the event description to find out whether we're running a normal Singles + Doubles event or if we're doing a special format like Quads instead. ULTIMATE MARVEL VS. CAPCOM 3 RULES: - best 3-out-of-5 games per set for the entire tournament - Auto Super Jump = off - The winner of a game must select the same characters, assists, and team order at the selection screen for the next game, but he may change character order at the loading screen. - Banned stages: Daily Bugle STREET FIGHTER V RULES: PS3 legacy controllers are allowed. However, you must provide your own PS4 controller for syncing purposes, as we are not able to provide loaner controllers for you. You WILL be disqualified if you do not have your controller ready when your match is called."

These were results which should be placed in the results thread

Scores updates as of 30Jan2016

Copy & pasted from ShinBlanka: "As the dates get closer I might have more to announce. I can not wait as there's only 2 MONTHS UNTIL THE HYPEST TOUNAMENT ON EURF IS UPON US! Please go to www.finalround.org to pre register today. Also we will have an anime movie room all weekend playing popular series/movies of what people want to see while waiting for pools or are finished with pools. Please don't steal my swag on the movie room guys. Just your own ish! Please share this this if your attending FR19"

Updated scores as of 23Jan2016

Check this thread out for the Final Round 5v5 Qualifier

GA Tech Final Round 2016 5v5 Battle Summit Qualifiers So with the qualifiers going on typically Fridays & us having the scoring system, the purpose of it is to create the incentive to improve as well as having a goal set in stone for everyone. From this point forth THESE WILL HAPPEN BI-WEEKLY as opposed to on a weekly basis to give people ample amount of time to set their schedules up which means that there are THREE chances left for people to gain points. The remaining qualifiers will be 12Feb2016, 26Feb2016, and 11March2016. Scores will be distributed by values of 0-3 and will work in the following manner. If you win 2-0, 3 points will be earned. Win 2-1, 2 points will be earn. Lose 1-2, earn 1 point. Lose 0-2 earn 0 points. The MAXIMUM amount of points that one individual will BE ALLOWED to earn will be 60 POINTS, meaning that if you earn 60 or are on the cusp of getting that but go over by 1-3 points, you will be on the Battle Summit Xrd 5v5 Team at Final Round. Various participants have decided that since there were about 5 competitors who show interest in play for qualifying spots on the team, ALL PREVIOUS POINTS are no longer in existence & therefore the session which happened on 29Jan2016 will be the starting point from there on. If you do NOT earn those amount of points then you can still be on the team by having the highest amount of points below that value through consistency & so at this moment the following people are in the lead based on the past results in points (see 08Jan2016 post for score details). Also if you miss a week or two your points will still be retained but for whoever shows up those people can get ahead of you if they win their matches and IF YOU ARE GOING TO SHOW UP LATER, let someone who is going to be at the event know so me, Hang, or whoever is helping keep the scores or playing know you are on the way so we can accommodate for you, otherwise if people want to leave to do other things we will let them. The following are the current scores up to 30Jan2016: 1st. Dot Nova - 33 Points 2nd. Will - 30 Points 3rd. HimeCut - 24 Points (even those these two have the same amount of points, the in-game scores show that HimeCut has better set scores than Koku.) 4th. Koku - 24 Points 5th. RayMK - 22 Points 6th. ZenZen - 21 Points 7th. Malik - 19 Points 8th. NitroNoodles - 19 Points 9th. Ben - 17 Points 10. Eshi - 11 Points 11. Breadsticks - 8 Points 12th. Laziest Name Ever - 2 Points 13th. Izzy - 2 Points

Should copy & paste this on the facebook group as well because the link appears broken at times

People usually gathering @ Dreamonoid's on Saturdays & Sundays but since I'm an out of towner, some people have been adjusting to my availability slots. I play Xrd if you're curious to know. Rikir's (Otaku Cafe) has tournaments open on Sunday afternoons for BlazBlue & Guilty Gear If enough people show up but recently I don't think there have been enough. I think people should go there more to compete but there could be something conflicting with other people's schedules.

Will be hitting you up about this

Xrd tournament @ Ultra Arcade starting @ 2PM October 17 (this Saturday). $5 venue fee & $10 to enter. https://www.facebook.com/events/462083583971237/

Xrd tournament @ Ultra Arcade starting @ 2PM October 17 (this Saturday). $5 venue fee & $10 to enter. https://www.facebook.com/events/462083583971237/

Xrd tournament @ Ultra Arcade starting @ 2PM October 17 (this Saturday). $5 venue fee & $10 to enter. https://www.facebook.com/events/462083583971237/