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{{disambig2|the online mode in ''Brawl'', ''Smash 4'', and ''Ultimate''|information about the spectators during a match|Crowd}}
{{disambig2|the online mode in ''Brawl'', ''Smash 4'', and ''Ultimate''|information about the spectators during a match|Crowd}}
[[File:Spectator.jpg|thumb|Betting in the Spectator mode in ''Brawl''.]]
[[File:Spectator.jpg|thumb|Betting in the Spectator mode in ''Brawl''.]]
'''Spectator Mode''' (shortened to '''Spectate''') is an online mode in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', allowing players to remotely view recent replays of online battles between other players and bet {{b|Gold|collectible}} on their outcomes (except in ''Ultimate''). The matches to be viewed are selected at random from recently played matches in the public online modes ([[With Anyone]] in ''Brawl'', [[For Fun]] and [[For Glory]] in ''Smash 4'', and Quickplay in ''Ultimate'').
'''Spectator Mode''' (shortened to '''Spectate''') is an online mode in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', allowing players to remotely view recent replays of online battles between other players and bet {{b|Gold|collectible}} on their outcomes (except in "Ultimate"). The matches to be viewed are selected at random from recently played matches in the public online modes ([[With Anyone]] in ''Brawl'', [[For Fun]] and [[For Glory]] in ''Smash 4'', and Quickplay in ''Ultimate'').


In addition to recent replay viewing in the Spectate menu, ''Ultimate'' also features live match spectating in [[Battle Arena]]s.
In addition to recent replay viewing in the Spectate menu, ''Ultimate'' also features live match spectating in [[Battle Arena]]s.
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Spectator Mode was available within the [[With Anyone]] sub-menu. When viewing a match, only the characters used and stage was shown, with the [[name]]s being omitted.
Spectator Mode was available within the [[With Anyone]] sub-menu. When viewing a match, only the characters used and stage was shown, with the [[name]]s being omitted.


Before the match started, players could optionally bet up to 100 {{b|coins|collectable}} on possible winning players or [[Team Battle|teams]]. Once the match starts, the coins were immediately deducted from the players, so no attempts could be made to retrieve them if the bet was lost. Players would receive [[sticker]]s regardless of if they won or lost the bet. However, should their bet be correct, the player would win the "Jackpot", which was their original bet multiplied by a multiplier contingent on the number of players in the match:
Before the match started, players could optionally bet up to 100 {{b|coins|collectable}} on possible winning players or [[Team Battle|teams]]. Once the match starts, the coins are immediately deducted from the players, so no attempts could be made to retrieve them if the bet was lost. Players would receive [[sticker]]s regardless of if they won or lost the bet. However, should their bet be correct, the player would win the "Jackpot," which is their original bet multiplied by a multiplier contingent on the number of players in the match:
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Assuming the player had no information about the match and so bets at random, the spectator would statistically lose coins in the long run. For very small bets however, the value was rounded up, giving a neutral payout overall.
Assuming the player has no information about the match and so bets at random, the spectator will statistically lose coins in the long run. For very small bets however, the value is rounded up, giving a neutral payout overall.


Occasionally, spectators were offered a "Bonus Chance". If the bet was correct, the spectator would also win one of the following:
Occasionally, spectators were offered a "Bonus Chance". If the bet was correct, the spectator would also win one of the following:
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*Tripled winnings from the bet, with a maximum of 999 coins.
*Tripled winnings from the bet, with a maximum of 999 coins.


As betting was done at a loss in the long run, betters would have had to apply matchup knowledge to their betting strategies and take advantage of bonus chances in order to gain coins in the long run.
As betting is done at a loss in the long run, betters would have had to apply matchup knowledge to their betting strategies and take advantage of bonus chances in order to gain coins in the long run.


==In ''Super Smash Bros. 4''==
==In ''Super Smash Bros. 4''==
Spectator Mode returns in ''Super Smash Bros. 4''. The [[Nintendo Network]] ID of the players is displayed, alongside the character used, and their win percentage. A multiplier between 2 and 10 is calculated (displayed rounded to 1 decimal point) based on this win percentage (or a combination of two in Team Battles). The multiplier is lower for those with higher win percentages and higher for those with lower win percentages.
Spectator Mode returns in ''Super Smash Bros. 4''. The [[Nintendo Network]] ID of the players is displayed, alongside the character used, and their win percentage. A multiplier between 2 and 10 is calculated (displayed rounded to 1 decimal point) based on this win percentage (or a combination of two in Team Battles). The multiplier is lower for those with higher win percentages and higher for those with lower win percentages.
   
   
Prior to the match starting, spectators may optionally bet up to 100 {{b|coins|collectable}} (shortened to "G") on possible winning players or teams. Should the chosen player win the bet, they will receive the Jackpot, which is their wager multiplied by the winning combatant's multiplier. Afterwards, the player is given the option to go for a "Winning Streak" - where the winnings from the previous game are parlayed into the next wager. This results in a much larger potential for payouts. However, after the third consecutive win, the winnings are automatically paid out (which may result in the unlikely, but achievable 100,000G theoretical cap).
Prior to the match starting, spectators may optionally bet up to 100 {{b|coins|collectable}} (shortened to "G") on possible winning players or teams. Should the chosen player win the bet, they will receive the Jackpot, which is their wager multiplied by the winning combatant's multiplier. Afterwards, the player is given the option to go for a "Winning Streak" - betting with winnings from the previous game instead. This obviously results in a much larger potential for payouts. However, after the third consecutive win, the winnings are automatically paid out (which may result in the unlikely, but achievable 100,000G theoretical cap).


In four-player matches, should the chosen character come second, called a "Near-Win", then the spectator will be rewarded with an automatic and much smaller "Nice!" payout.
In four-player matches, should the chosen character come second, called a "Near-Win," then the spectator will be rewarded with an automatic and much smaller "Nice!" payout.


Bonus Chances also return, awarding extra gold, trophies, and other rewards, though only in the case of a "Jackpot" outcome.
Bonus Chances also return, awarding extra gold, trophies, and other rewards, though only in the case of a "Jackpot" outcome.
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==In ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''==
==In ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''==
Spectator Mode returns in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. Unlike in previous games, players no longer bet coins on players or teams. Instead, as of version {{h2|List_of_updates_(SSBU)|4.0.0}}, players can "Cheer"/"Support" to win [[Prediction Point]]s which can be used in an exclusive shop and spent on [[Spirit]]s, [[snack]]s, [[Support Item|Spirit Board items]], [[Classic Mode Ticket]]s, [[Gold (collectible)|Gold]], and [[SP|Spirit Point]]s.
Spectator Mode returns in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. Unlike in previous games, players no longer bet coins on players or teams. Instead, as of version {{h2|List_of_updates_(SSBU)|4.0.0}}, players can "Cheer"/"Support" to win [[Prediction Point]]s which can be spent on [[Spirit]]s, [[snack]]s, [[Support Item|Spirit Board items]], [[Classic Mode Ticket]]s, [[Gold (collectible)|Gold]], and [[SP|Spirit Point]]s.
 
For each accurate prediction, the player earns Prediction Points. The longer the streak of correct guesses, the more Prediction Points each subsequent prediction will earn. An exploit exists where entering the prediction points shop and immediately exiting loads a new match but retains a player's streak, which can be used to avoid matches the player is not confident in making a prediction and prevents the player from losing their streak.
 
Players can also spectate matches in [[Battle Arena]]s, though the prediction system does not carry over. This is notably the first time in the series a live match can be spectated in-game.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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SSBB Spectator Mode Jackpot 1.png|A winning bet with the "small sticker bundle" bonus.
SSBB Spectator Mode Jackpot 1.png|A winning bet with the "small sticker bundle" bonus.
SSBB Spectator Mode Jackpot 2.png|Follow-up to the previous image. The stickers won can be seen scrolling through the bottom of the screen.
SSBB Spectator Mode Jackpot 2.png|Follow-up to the previous image. The stickers won can be seen scrolling through the bottom of the screen.
SSB4 - Spectator Mode.jpg|Spectator Mode in {{for3ds}}.
SSB4 - Spectator Mode.jpg|Spectator Mode in {{for3ds}}
SSB4 - Spectator Mode Reward.jpg|Spectator Results screen in the 3DS version.
SSB4 - Spectator Mode Reward.jpg|Spectator Results screen in the 3DS version
Selectingssb4.png|The Spectator Mode selection screen in the Wii U version.
Selectingssb4.png|The Spectator Mode selection screen in the Wii U version
Readytofightssb4.png|Ready to fight in the Wii U version.
Readytofightssb4.png|Ready to fight in the Wii U version
Jackpotssb4.png|Winning the jackpot in the Wii U version.
Jackpotssb4.png|Winning the jackpot in the Wii U version
Bonuschancessb4.png|A Bonus Chance anouncement in the Wii U version.
Bonuschancessb4.png|A Bonus Chance anouncement in the Wii U version
SSBU Spectator Mode.jpg|Spectator mode in ''Ultimate'', prior to version 4.0.0.
SSBU Spectator Mode.jpg|Spectator mode in ''Ultimate'', prior to version 4.0.0.
SSBU Spectator Mode v4.jpg|As of version 4.0.0.
SSBU Spectator Mode v4.jpg|As of version 4.0.0.
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[[Category:Multiplayer modes]]
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