Tournament:Tera

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Tera
Dates	September 1st-3rd, 2023
Venue	Jean Monnet Convention Hall
Address/City	47 Rue des Solets Rungis, France
Attendance	1,352
Results
winners	TBD 1v1 TBD & TBD 2v2

Tera is an upcoming Super Smash Bros. Ultimate supermajor held in Rungis, France, from September 1st-3rd, 2023. It is currently the largest Smash tournament in France, surpassing COLOSSEL 2022's record by over 300 entrants, and is also the 10th-largest Ultimate tournament of all time and 26th-largest Smash tournament of all-time.

Tournament summary

The tournament featured several players top 20 players from outside Europe: Sparg0 from Mexico; Tweek, Light, and Zomba from the United States; and Yoshidora from Japan. In addition, the tournament featured 42 of Europe's top 50 players at that time, including all of Europe's top 20 players; the only top 50 players not in attendance were Peli, Chag, OwlBBs, CurryGovernor, Streakz, SuperStriker, Vidad, and RobinGG.

The final seeding of the event caused some controversy due to the perceived low seeding of some players, most notably Bloom4Eva, who was seeded 11th, and Luugi, who was seeded 14th. This has led some to believe the seeding was meant to manipulate the bracket in favor of European players, as Bloom4Eva and Luugi were seeded to fight Zomba and Light, respectively, in matchups that were favored towards Bloom4Eva and Luugi. However, others have disagreed, with them mostly pointing to Bloom4Eva's underperformances at King Of Fields 95 3 and Regen 2023 for his final seed.

Results

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles

(1,352 entrants)
Top 64 Bracket
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate doubles

(176 teams)
Top 32 Bracket
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Side events

Squad Strike

(133 entrants)
Top 16 Bracket

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QuiKplay

"QuiKplay" is a doubles event where one player plays the match while the other player is allowed to coach. Teams who lose the game may swap players.
(56 teams)
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External links

• Start.gg page