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|July 12th-August 24th, 2007||[[MELEE-FC Diamond]]||{{GameIcon|Melee}}||256||{{Sm|Mew2King|USA}}||
|July 12th-August 24th, 2007||[[MELEE-FC Diamond]]||{{GameIcon|Melee}}||256||{{Sm|Mew2King|USA}}||
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|August 24th, 2007-August 30th, 2008||[[EVO World 2007]]||{{GameIcon|Melee}}||270||{{Sm|Ken|USA}}||Fastest to beat the record for the largest Smash tournament overall at 41 days after MELEE-FC Diamond.
|August 24th, 2007-August 30th, 2008||[[EVO World 2007]]||{{GameIcon|Melee}}||270||{{Sm|Ken|USA}}||Fastest to beat the record for the largest Smash tournament overall at 41 days after MELEE-FC Diamond, if ''Melee'' and ''Smash 4'' breaking the record at the same tournament at both EVO 2015 and EVO 2016 are not counted.
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|August 30th, 2008-January 16th, 2010||[[AxisGaming]]||{{GameIcon|Brawl}}||303||{{Sm|DSF|USA}}||First time a game other than ''Melee'' has beaten the record for the largest ''Smash'' tournament overall. Largest ''Smash'' tournament of the 2000s.
|August 30th, 2008-January 16th, 2010||[[AxisGaming]]||{{GameIcon|Brawl}}||303||{{Sm|DSF|USA}}||First time a game other than ''Melee'' has beaten the record for the largest ''Smash'' tournament overall. Largest ''Smash'' tournament of the 2000s.
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|July 11th, 2014-January 30th, 2015||[[EVO 2014]]||{{GameIcon|Melee}}||970||{{Sm|Mango|USA}}||
|July 11th, 2014-January 30th, 2015||[[EVO 2014]]||{{GameIcon|Melee}}||970||{{Sm|Mango|USA}}||
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|January 30th-July 17th, 2015||[[Apex 2015]]||{{GameIcon|Melee}}||1,037||{{Sm|PPMD|USA}}||First tournament to reach 1,000 entrants, and, since EVO 2013, the only non-EVO tournament to ever hold the record as the largest Smash tournament overall. However, due to the tournament's venue change, a significant number of players are suspected to have been unable to show up to the new venue. Thus, based on actual attendance, it is disputable whether Apex 2015 can be considered as holding the title of the largest Smash tournament of all time. It would also break the record for the largest tournament in the most Smash games at three: ''Smash 64'', ''Melee'', and ''Smash Wii U''.
|January 30th-July 17th, 2015||[[Apex 2015]]||{{GameIcon|Melee}}||1,037||{{Sm|PPMD|USA}}||First tournament to reach 1,000 entrants, and, since EVO 2013, the only non-EVO tournament to ever hold the record as the largest Smash tournament overall. However, due to the tournament's venue change, a significant number of players are suspected to have been unable to show up to the new venue. Thus, based on actual attendance, it is disputable whether Apex 2015 can be considered as holding the title of the largest Smash tournament of all time. It would also break the record for the largest tournament in the most Smash games at three: ''Smash 64'', ''Melee'', and ''Smash Wii U''. It was the largest tournament before DLC fighters were added to ''Smash Wii U''.
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|July 17th, 2015-July 15th, 2016||[[EVO 2015]]||{{GameIcon|SSB4-U}}||1,926||{{Sm|ZeRo|Chile}}||Beat the record for the largest Smash tournament overall by the largest margin, at 889 more entrants than ''Melee'' at Apex 2015. It was the largest tournament before DLC fighters finished releasing in ''Smash Wii U''.
|July 17th, 2015-July 15th, 2016||[[EVO 2015]]||{{GameIcon|SSB4-U}}||1,926||{{Sm|ZeRo|Chile}}||Beat the record for the largest Smash tournament overall by the largest margin, at 889 more entrants than ''Melee'' at Apex 2015.
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|July 15th, 2016-August 2nd, 2019||[[EVO 2016]]||{{GameIcon|SSB4-U}}||2,662||{{Sm|Ally|Canada}}||Current record holder for the largest ''Smash 4'' tournament. It was the first Smash tournament to break 2,000 entrants, along with ''Melee'' at the same event.
|July 15th, 2016-August 2nd, 2019||[[EVO 2016]]||{{GameIcon|SSB4-U}}||2,662||{{Sm|Ally|Canada}}||Current record holder for the largest ''Smash 4'' tournament. It was the first Smash tournament to break 2,000 entrants, along with ''Melee'' at the same event. It was the largest tournament before DLC fighters finished releasing in ''Smash Wii U''.
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|August 2nd, 2019-present||{{Trn|EVO 2019}}||{{GameIcon|Ultimate}}||3,534|||{{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}}||Current record holder for the largest Smash tournament of all time, and currently the largest ''Ultimate'' tournament. It was the first Smash tournament to break 3,000 entrants. It has held the record for the largest Smash tournament overall for the longest time. It was the largest tournament before DLC fighters finished releasing in ''Ultimate''.
|August 2nd, 2019-present||{{Trn|EVO 2019}}||{{GameIcon|Ultimate}}||3,534|||{{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}}||Current record holder for the largest Smash tournament of all time, and currently the largest ''Ultimate'' tournament. It is the first Smash tournament to break 3,000 entrants. It has held the record for the largest Smash tournament overall. It was the largest tournament before DLC fighters finished releasing in ''Ultimate''.
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|May 18th-August 30th, 2008||{{Trn|UCLA VI: A New Hope}}||192||{{Sm|Futile|USA}}||First ''Brawl'' tournament to reach 100 entrants.
|May 18th-August 30th, 2008||{{Trn|UCLA VI: A New Hope}}||192||{{Sm|Futile|USA}}||First ''Brawl'' tournament to reach 100 entrants.
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|August 30th, 2008-January 6th, 2012||[[AxisGaming]]||303||{{Sm|DSF|USA}}||Held the record for the largest ''Brawl'' tournament for three years, and beat the record by the largest margin at 111 more entrants than UCLA VI: A New Hope. It beat the record for the largest Smash tournament overall, beating 270 entrants for ''Melee'' at EVO World 2007. Largest ''Smash'' tournament of the 2000s.
|August 30th, 2008-January 6th, 2012||[[AxisGaming]]||303||{{Sm|DSF|USA}}||Held the record for the largest ''Brawl'' tournament for three years, and beat the record by the largest margin at 111 more entrants than UCLA VI: A New Hope. It beat the record for the largest Smash tournament overall, beating 270 entrants for ''Melee'' at EVO World 2007.
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|January 6th, 2012-present||[[Apex 2012]]||400||{{Sm|Otori|Japan}}||Current record holder, and the only record for the largest ''Brawl'' tournament set outside of 2008. It beat the record for the largest Smash tournament overall, beating 347 entrants for ''Melee'' at Pound 4. Because no ''Brawl'' tournament has beaten the record since, it has held the record for the largest tournament for the longest out of ''Brawl'' or any Smash game overall.
|January 6th, 2012-present||[[Apex 2012]]||400||{{Sm|Otori|Japan}}||Current record holder, and the only record for the largest ''Brawl'' tournament set outside of 2008. It beat the record for the largest Smash tournament overall, beating 347 entrants for ''Melee'' at Pound 4. Because no ''Brawl'' tournament has beaten the record since, it has held the record for the largest tournament for the longest out of ''Brawl'' or any Smash game overall.
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|December 8th-15th, 2018||[https://www.start.gg/tournament/slgc-smash-ultimate-release-tournament/event/ultimate-singles/brackets/479453/839707 SLGC Smash Ultimate Release Tournament]||243||{{Sm|VaLoR|USA}}||This is by far the fastest a Smash game has had a tournament with 100 entrants or more post-release, only a day after its launch on December 7th, 2018.  
|December 8th-15th, 2018||[https://www.start.gg/tournament/slgc-smash-ultimate-release-tournament/event/ultimate-singles/brackets/479453/839707 SLGC Smash Ultimate Release Tournament]||243||{{Sm|VaLoR|USA}}||This is by far the fastest a Smash game has had a tournament with 100 entrants or more post-release, only a day after its launch on December 7th, 2018.  
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|December 15th, 2018||{{Trn|Don't Park on the Grass 2018}}||581||{{Sm|MVD|USA}}||With Umebura SP starting just one day after Don't Park on the Grass 2018 on the following day, this is the shortest documented time a tournament has held the record for the largest Smash tournament out of any game.
|December 15th, 2018||{{Trn|Don't Park on the Grass 2018}}||581||{{Sm|MVD|USA}}||With Umebura SP starting just 8 and a half hours after Don't Park on the Grass 2018 on the following day, this is the shortest documented time a tournament has held the record for the largest Smash tournament out of any game.
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|December 16th, 2018-February 1st, 2019||{{Trn|Umebura SP}}||745||{{Sm|Shuton|Japan}}||The first ''Ultimate'' major, and largest tournament before any DLC fighters released. The event held the record for the largest one-day tournament in Smash history, before being surpassed by {{Trn|Umebura SP 6}} ten months later.
|December 16th, 2018-February 1st, 2019||{{Trn|Umebura SP}}||745||{{Sm|Shuton|Japan}}||The first ''Ultimate'' major, and largest tournament before any DLC fighters released. The event held the record for the largest one-day tournament in Smash history, before being surpassed by {{Trn|Umebura SP 6}} ten months later.
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|February 1st, 2019-August 2nd, 2019||{{Trn|GENESIS 6}}||2,105||{{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}}||The first ''Ultimate'' supermajor, the first ''Ultimate'' tournament to reach 1,000 entrants, and the first to reach 2,000 entrants, making it the first time a thousand milestone has been skipped in any Smash game.
|February 1st, 2019-August 2nd, 2019||{{Trn|GENESIS 6}}||2,105||{{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}}||The first ''Ultimate'' supermajor, the first ''Ultimate'' tournament to reach 1,000 entrants, and the first to reach 2,000 entrants, making it the first time a thousand milestone has been skipped.
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|August 2nd, 2019-present||{{Trn|EVO 2019}}||3,534|||{{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}}||Current record holder, and currently the largest Smash tournament of all time. It was the first Smash tournament to break 3,000 entrants. EVO 2019 also broke the record by the largest margin out of any largest Smash tournament record, with over 1,300 more than the last record. It has held the record for the largest ''Ultimate'' tournament for the longest time, coincidentally passing GENESIS 6 on the same day one year after GENESIS 6 was held. It has also held the record for the largest Smash tournament in the series overall for the longest time. It was the largest tournament before DLC fighters finished releasing.
|August 2nd, 2019-present||{{Trn|EVO 2019}}||3,534|||{{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}}||Current record holder, and currently the largest Smash tournament of all time. It is the first Smash tournament to break 3,000 entrants. EVO 2019 also broke the record by the largest margin out of any largest Smash tournament record, with over 1,300 more than the last record. It has held the record for the largest ''Ultimate'' tournament for the longest time, at three years, coincidentally passing GENESIS 6 on the same day one year after GENESIS 6 was held. It has also held the record for the largest Smash tournament in the series overall for the longest time. It was the largest tournament before DLC fighters finished releasing.
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