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{{Infobox Tournament Series
{{Infobox Tournament Series
|name = Slippi Champions League
|name = Summit Champions League
|image = Slippi_Champions_League.png
|image = {{tabber|title1=Season 2 Logo|content1=[[File:Summit Champions League.png|250px]]|title2=Season 1 Logo|content2=[[File:Slippi_Champions_League.png|250px]]}}
|founded = 2020
|founded = 2020
|format = Single Elimination (Division 1)
|format = Single Elimination (Division 1)
|region = Online
|region = Online
|director = {{Team|Beyond the Summit}}, [[Project Slippi]]
|organizer = {{Team|Beyond the Summit}}, [[Project Slippi]]
|website = [https://liquipedia.net/smash/Slippi_Champions_League Liquipedia overview]
|website = [https://liquipedia.net/smash/Summit_Champions_League Liquipedia overview]
}}
}}
'''Slippi Champions League''' is a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' online tournament series directed by {{Team|Beyond the Summit}} in conjunction with [[Project Slippi]]. The series is split up into seasons, which consists of 4 weekly tournaments. The tournaments are region-locked to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
The '''Summit Champions League''', known as the '''Slippi Champions League''' during its first season, is an online ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' tournament series directed by {{Team|Beyond the Summit}} in conjunction with [[Project Slippi]]. The series is split up into seasons, which consist of 4 weekly tournaments. The tournaments are region-locked to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.


==Format==
==Format==
The Slippi Champions League follows a different format than normal competitive play. Each week there are 2 Divisions, each with 8 players. For the first week of the season, the 16 players competing are invited, while in subsequent weeks players are invited through their performance from the previous week.
The Summit Champions League follows a different format than normal competitive play. Each week there are 2 Divisions, each with 8 players. For the first week of the season, the 16 players competing are invited, while in subsequent weeks players are invited through their performance from the previous week.


In Division 1, 8 players play in a single elimination bracket. The top 4 players remain in the division while the bottom 4 are dropped into Division 1 Relegation. In Division 2, 4 matches are played between the 8 players. The winners of each match move on to Division 1 Relegation while the losers are dropped into Division 2 Relegation.
In Division 1, 8 players play in a single elimination bracket. The top 4 players remain in the division while the bottom 4 are dropped into Division 1 Relegation. In Division 2, 4 matches are played between the 8 players. The winners of each match move on to Division 1 Relegation while the losers are dropped into Division 2 Relegation.
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|{{Trn|Slippi Champions League - Season 1 Week 4}}||October 31st, 2020
|{{Trn|Slippi Champions League - Season 1 Week 4}}||October 31st, 2020
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===Season 2===
The top 6 players of week 4 qualified for {{Trn|Smash Summit 11}}.
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!Event!!Date
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|{{Trn|Summit Champions League - Season 2 Week 1}}||April 11th, 2021
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|{{Trn|Summit Champions League - Season 2 Week 2}}||April 18th, 2021
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|{{Trn|Summit Champions League - Season 2 Week 3}}||May 2nd, 2021
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|{{Trn|Summit Champions League - Season 2 Week 4}}||May 9th, 2021
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*[https://twitter.com/BTSsmash/status/1301964996935475200 Twitter announcement]
*[https://twitter.com/BTSsmash/status/1301964996935475200 Twitter announcement]
*[https://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/immiyy/slippi_champions_league_announced_a_new_20000/ Reddit announcement]
*[https://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/immiyy/slippi_champions_league_announced_a_new_20000/ Reddit announcement]
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Latest revision as of 19:21, June 17, 2024

Summit Champions League
Info
Founded 2020
Region Online
Format Single Elimination (Division 1)
Staff
Organizer(s) Beyond the Summit, Project Slippi
Website(s) Liquipedia overview

The Summit Champions League, known as the Slippi Champions League during its first season, is an online Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament series directed by Beyond the Summit in conjunction with Project Slippi. The series is split up into seasons, which consist of 4 weekly tournaments. The tournaments are region-locked to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Format[edit]

The Summit Champions League follows a different format than normal competitive play. Each week there are 2 Divisions, each with 8 players. For the first week of the season, the 16 players competing are invited, while in subsequent weeks players are invited through their performance from the previous week.

In Division 1, 8 players play in a single elimination bracket. The top 4 players remain in the division while the bottom 4 are dropped into Division 1 Relegation. In Division 2, 4 matches are played between the 8 players. The winners of each match move on to Division 1 Relegation while the losers are dropped into Division 2 Relegation.

In Division 1 Relegation, the four players from Division 1 play the four players from Division 2. The winners of each match moves on to Division 1 for the next week while the losers are moved to Division 2 for the next week. In Division 2 Relegation, the players play in 4 open bracket qualifiers. The winners advance to Division 2 for the next week while the losers are knocked out of the tournament series; losers can re-qualify by playing in the following week's open bracket.

Tournaments[edit]

Season 1[edit]

Season 1 had a total prize pool of $20,000 prize pool. Those who remained in the tournament series by week 4 qualified for Smash Summit 10 Online.

Event Date
Slippi Champions League - Season 1 Week 1 October 11th, 2020
Slippi Champions League - Season 1 Week 2 October 18th, 2020
Slippi Champions League - Season 1 Week 3 October 25th, 2020
Slippi Champions League - Season 1 Week 4 October 31st, 2020

Season 2[edit]

The top 6 players of week 4 qualified for Smash Summit 11.

Event Date
Summit Champions League - Season 2 Week 1 April 11th, 2021
Summit Champions League - Season 2 Week 2 April 18th, 2021
Summit Champions League - Season 2 Week 3 May 2nd, 2021
Summit Champions League - Season 2 Week 4 May 9th, 2021

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