The top. Anybody with a real tournament record starts here. That isn’t a compliment or an insult, it’s so the other two stay what they’re supposed to be.
Smash TournamentsFor Every Skill Level
If you’ve ever wanted to enter a bracket but figured you’d get bodied by the sweats, this is for you. Three divisions means you play people at your level, and you have to lose twice before you’re out.
No experience needed · Bring a controller · You play at least two sets
Get the date by email
Venue’s still being worked out. Drop your email and the date comes to you the day it locks.
Three divisions
You get put in one, and you move up by winning twice. If a division only draws a handful of people on a given night it runs together with the one above it, and you’ll know that before the bracket locks, never after.
The bridge. You’ve entered brackets, you’ve won sets, you’re not winning majors.
New players. First bracket, or close to it. No stage striking, nothing to memorize.
The same few players take every top spot
You show up excited, you draw the best player in the county in round two, and you’re done before you’ve even warmed up. That’s a bracket problem, not a skill problem.
Two sets and out
You draw a ranked player early, go 0-2, and you’re done before the room even fills up.
A bracket you can win
Division 3 is a real bracket with a real winner, same ruleset, same setups. Somebody in it is going home with it, and it might be you.
The group gets the date first
Venue’s being worked out right now, and everything gets posted in the group and the Discord before it goes anywhere else.
Not on Facebook? Get the date by email.