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'''Cube''' is a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' [[tournament organizer]] and seeder from Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the primary organizer behind | '''Cube''' is a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' [[tournament organizer]] and seeder from Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the primary organizer behind The Cave tournament series and is also a founding member of [https://twitter.com/MSGBC_ Mountainside Games] which serves as a central hub for ''Smash'' events situated within the [[Pacific_Northwest]]. On a local level, he organizes many tournaments within the mainland British Columbia region and frequently assists with other online events. He was also the head of Smash for SFU Esports for a number of years while running numerous weekly and regional tournaments through the university. | ||
He is considered to be one of the best seeders due to his knowledge of the local scene as well as the amount of research he puts into it. He popularized the idea of seeding streams across ''Ultimate'' and is known for fixing the seeding for the {{Trn|SWT: NA Northwest Ultimate Online Qualifier}}, leaving the qualifier to have less upsets than most other tournaments. | He is considered to be one of the best seeders due to his knowledge of the local scene as well as the amount of research he puts into it. He popularized the idea of seeding streams across ''Ultimate'' and is known for fixing the seeding for the {{Trn|SWT: NA Northwest Ultimate Online Qualifier}}, leaving the qualifier to have less upsets than most other tournaments. | ||
Outside of organizing, he is considered the best {{SSBU|Mr. Game & Watch}} player in British Columbia, having taken sets off of players such as {{Sm|JDV}}, {{Sm|Captain L}}, {{Sm|Legit247}}, and {{Sm| | Outside of organizing, he is considered the best {{SSBU|Mr. Game & Watch}} player in British Columbia, having taken sets off of players such as {{Sm|JDV}}, {{Sm|Captain L}}, {{Sm|Legit247}}, and {{Sm|Firefly}}. | ||
During the pandemic, he also started a crew named 'Cube N' Frens' which quickly became a clique of a number of top British Columbia ''Smash'' players. | During the pandemic, he also started a crew named 'Cube N' Frens' which quickly became a clique of a number of top British Columbia ''Smash'' players. | ||
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