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== History ==
== History ==


[[Royal Flush]] was founded in October 2007, exactly one year after the foundation of [[New Age of Smash]]. The founders of [[NAS]] decided to drop the old [[crew]] in order to start a new one with only the four people living in Freiburg. After the first Monthly Smash in Freiburg [[MUGG]] left the crew and [[Makkura]], formerly known as [[1wingedangel]] joined. [[Matux]], also known as [[muesli]] joined after the 2nd Monthly. In April 08, right before the Super [[Lion Tournament 2]] in Lyon (France), [[AE.]] joined the Crew. They lost a crew battle against a french allstar crew (featuring [[Darko]], [[Baxon]], [[Boo]] and some others) by 2 stocks.
[[Royal Flush]] was founded in October 2007, exactly one year after the foundation of [[New Age of Smash]]. The founders of [[NAS]] decided to drop the old [[crew]] in order to start a new one with only the four people living in Freiburg. After the first Monthly Smash in Freiburg [[MUGG]] left the crew and [[Makkura]] joined. [[Matux]] joined after the 2nd Monthly. In April 08, right before the [[Super Lion Tournament 2]] in Lyon (France), [[AE.]] joined the Crew. They lost a crew battle against a french allstar crew (featuring [[Darko]], [[Baxon]], [[Boo]] and some others) by 2 stocks.


== Tournaments ==
== Tournaments ==


[[RaF]] was host of the first german [[Bi-weeklie]] series, called the [[South-german Bi-weeklies]] with attendants from all over Europe (Belgium and Switzerland for example) and currently is in progress of hosting a Monthly series of Smash Tournaments called [[Royal Flush Monthly Smash]].
[[RaF]] was host of the first german [[Bi-weeklie]] series, called the [[South-german Bi-weeklies]] with attendants from all over Europe (Belgium and Switzerland for example) and currently is in progress of hosting a Monthly series of Smash Tournaments called [[Royal Flush Monthly Smash]].
The first Tournaments hosted by the [[Royal Flush]] Players (at that time known as [[New Age of Smash]]) are known as [[Smash Fest Freiburg]] 1-3 and the [[Dirty South Tournament]]
The first Tournaments hosted by the [[Royal Flush]] Players (at that time known as [[New Age of Smash]]) are known as [[Smash Fest Freiburg]] 1-3 and the [[Dirty South Tournament]].<br>
[[Royal Flush]] is hosting a pretty big tournament in July 08.


== Formed Teams ==
== Formed Teams ==


* [[Let's get dangerous]] ([[$hYne]]/[[Jigglypuff]], [[Yomi]]/[[Sheik]])
* [[Let's get dangerous]] ([[Tero]]/[[Jigglypuff]], [[Yomi]]/[[Sheik]])
* '''Yang&Yang''' ([[lexxil]]/[[Fox]], [[Makkura]]/[[Marth]])


== Videos ==
== Videos ==

Revision as of 16:57, April 27, 2008

Royal Flush (abbreviated as RaF or RF) crew from Freiburg, Baden Wurttemberg, South Germany.

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Yomi-no-Kuni (Sheik)
Tero (???)
lexxil (Falco)
Makkura (Marth)
Matux (Ganon)
AE. (???)

History

Royal Flush was founded in October 2007, exactly one year after the foundation of New Age of Smash. The founders of NAS decided to drop the old crew in order to start a new one with only the four people living in Freiburg. After the first Monthly Smash in Freiburg MUGG left the crew and Makkura joined. Matux joined after the 2nd Monthly. In April 08, right before the Super Lion Tournament 2 in Lyon (France), AE. joined the Crew. They lost a crew battle against a french allstar crew (featuring Darko, Baxon, Boo and some others) by 2 stocks.

Tournaments

RaF was host of the first german Bi-weeklie series, called the South-german Bi-weeklies with attendants from all over Europe (Belgium and Switzerland for example) and currently is in progress of hosting a Monthly series of Smash Tournaments called Royal Flush Monthly Smash. The first Tournaments hosted by the Royal Flush Players (at that time known as New Age of Smash) are known as Smash Fest Freiburg 1-3 and the Dirty South Tournament.
Royal Flush is hosting a pretty big tournament in July 08.

Formed Teams

Videos

Videos of RaF can be found on YouTube.

Misc. Videos

See also


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