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'''ACE-HIGH''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' superregional held in Tangerang, [[Indonesia|Banten]], Indonesia, from July 22nd-23rd, 2023. The tournament features many notable South East Asian players who are considered one of the best in their country, including {{Sm|raelu}} from Indonesia, {{Sm|Terrarian}} from [[Singapore]], {{Sm|Lookkrung}} from [[Thailand]], {{Sm|Cam ping}} from [[Malaysia]], and {{Sm|Hashibobo}} from the [[Philippines]]. In addition, the tournament features many players from regions outside of South East Asia, including {{Sm|Neo|p=Japan}} and {{Sm|Hurt}} from [[Japan]], {{Sm|Tanark}} from [[South Korea]], {{Sm|yooo}} from [[China]], {{sm|XIFL}} and {{Sm|maidan}} from [[Hong Kong]], {{Sm|SebPro101}} and {{Sm|Fryd Ryce}} from [[Australia]], and {{Sm|Eldin}} and {{Sm|Zeon}} from the [[United States]], both of whom are living in Thailand. At 114 entrants, this is not only the largest tournament in Indonesia, but also one of the largest tournaments in South East Asia, being the region's first B-tier event. | '''ACE-HIGH''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' superregional held in Tangerang, [[Indonesia|Banten]], Indonesia, from July 22nd-23rd, 2023. The tournament features many notable South East Asian players who are considered one of the best in their country, including {{Sm|raelu}} from Indonesia, {{Sm|Terrarian}} from [[Singapore]], {{Sm|Lookkrung}} from [[Thailand]], {{Sm|Cam ping}} from [[Malaysia]], and {{Sm|Hashibobo}} from the [[Philippines]]. In addition, the tournament features many players from regions outside of South East Asia, including {{Sm|Neo|p=Japan}} and {{Sm|Hurt}} from [[Japan]], {{Sm|Tanark}} from [[South Korea]], {{Sm|yooo}} from [[China]], {{sm|XIFL}} and {{Sm|maidan}} from [[Hong Kong]], {{Sm|SebPro101}} and {{Sm|Fryd Ryce}} from [[Australia]], and {{Sm|Eldin}} and {{Sm|Zeon}} from the [[United States]], both of whom are living in Thailand. At 114 entrants, this is not only the largest tournament in Indonesia, but also one of the largest tournaments in South East Asia, being the region's first B-tier event. | ||
