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'''Battle Arena Melbourne 8''' ''('''BAM8''')'' was a [[List of national tournaments|national]] fighting game [[tournament]] hosted by the CouchWarriors crew in Melbourne, Australia, having singles and doubles for {{forwiiu}} and ''[[Melee]]'', respectively. The tournament was a qualifier for international fighting game events, including the [https://capcomprotour.com/capcom-pro-tour-2016-season-details/ Capcom Pro Tour]. It is notable for being the largest ''Smash'' tournament in Australia to date, surpassing [[BAM7]]. | '''Battle Arena Melbourne 8''' ''('''BAM8''')'' was a [[List of national tournaments|national]] fighting game [[tournament]] hosted by the CouchWarriors crew in Melbourne, Australia, having singles and doubles for {{forwiiu}} and ''[[Melee]]'', respectively. The tournament was a qualifier for international fighting game events, including the [https://capcomprotour.com/capcom-pro-tour-2016-season-details/ Capcom Pro Tour]. It is notable for being the largest ''Smash'' tournament in Australia to date, surpassing [[BAM7]]. | ||
Like its predecessor, BAM8 had some top-level international players in attendance, such as Mr. R, Abadango, and | Like its predecessor, BAM8 had some top-level international players in attendance, such as Mr. R, Abadango, 9B and Umeki. | ||
==Results== | ==Results== | ||
Revision as of 02:50, May 16, 2016
| Battle Arena Melbourne 8 | |
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| Dates | May 13th-15th, 2016 |
| Venue | CQ Hotel |
| Address/City | 113 Queen St, Melbourne VIC 3000 
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| Attendance | 641 |
| Entry fees | Venue: $50 Melee singles: $10 Melee doubles: $10 per player Smash Wii U singles: $10 |
| Pot size(s) | Melee singles: $ Smash Wii U singles: $ |
| Results | |
 winners
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SA Nick 1v1 S.D. & Syke 2v2
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 winners
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 Mr. R 1v1 Abadango & MM 2v2
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Battle Arena Melbourne 8 (BAM8) was a national fighting game tournament hosted by the CouchWarriors crew in Melbourne, Australia, having singles and doubles for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Melee, respectively. The tournament was a qualifier for international fighting game events, including the Capcom Pro Tour. It is notable for being the largest Smash tournament in Australia to date, surpassing BAM7.
Like its predecessor, BAM8 had some top-level international players in attendance, such as Mr. R, Abadango, 9B and Umeki.
