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'''SKTAR 2''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' national tournament directed by {{Sm|Keitaro}} on August 3-4, 2013. The tournament was an [[Apex 2014]] qualifier. Like the previous [[SKTAR]], it featured international competition, with players such as {{Sm|Mr. R}} and {{Sm|ZeRo}} attending. | '''SKTAR 2''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' national tournament directed by {{Sm|Keitaro}} on August 3-4, 2013. The tournament was an [[Apex 2014]] qualifier. Like the previous [[SKTAR]], it featured international competition, with players such as {{Sm|Mr. R}} and {{Sm|ZeRo}} attending. | ||
The tournament has become known for its upsets; heavily-favored players to win the tournament such as {{sm|Salem}}, {{sm|Mr. R}}, {{sm|Nairo}}, {{sm|Vinnie}}, {{sm|Ally}}, and ZeRo were knocked into Losers' bracket earlier than expected by supposedly lower-level players. Among the most notable placings included {{sm|MVD}} placing 2nd, defeating Vinnie and Ally, {{sm|Denti}} placing 3rd, taking a set off of Nairo, {{sm|Nakat}} placing 4th, beating {{sm|Tyrant}} and ZeRo, {{sm|Zinoto}} placing 5th, defeating {{sm|Tyrant}}, {{sm|Nick Riddle}}, and {{sm|Atomsk}}, and {{sm|Will}} placing 9th, taking sets off of {{sm|Salem}} and {{sm|Mr. R}}. ZeRo, the most heavily-favored player to win the tournament, placed only 5th, and there were no Meta Knight players in the top 4 placings. {{sm|Nakat}} and {{sm|False}} also took 2nd place in doubles. Some of the most notable [[money match]]es included {{sm|Seibrik}} defeating {{sm|Salem}} in a best of 7 $50 match (with around $300 in side bets), and {{sm|TonyT}} defeating {{sm|Mechwarrior}} in a charity event. All the money raised for the fundraiser was donated to {{s|wikipedia|Autism Speaks}}. | The tournament has become known for its upsets; heavily-favored players to win the tournament such as {{sm|Salem}}, {{sm|Mr. R}}, {{sm|Nairo}}, {{sm|Vinnie}}, {{sm|Ally}}, and ZeRo were knocked into Losers' bracket earlier than expected by supposedly lower-level players. Among the most notable placings included {{sm|MVD}} placing 2nd, defeating Vinnie and Ally, {{sm|Denti}} placing 3rd, taking a set off of Nairo, {{sm|Nakat}} placing 4th, beating {{sm|Tyrant}} and ZeRo, {{sm|Zinoto}} placing 5th, defeating {{sm|Tyrant}}, {{sm|Nick Riddle}}, and {{sm|Atomsk}}, and {{sm|Will}} placing 9th, taking sets off of {{sm|Salem}} and {{sm|Mr. R}}. ZeRo, the most heavily-favored player to win the tournament, placed only 5th, and there were no Meta Knight players in the top 4 placings. {{sm|Nakat}} and {{sm|False}} also took 2nd place in doubles. Nairo and {{Sm|ADHD}} took 1st in teams, defending their title from [[Apex 2013]]. Some of the most notable [[money match]]es included {{sm|Seibrik}} defeating {{sm|Salem}} in a best of 7 $50 match (with around $300 in side bets), and {{sm|TonyT}} defeating {{sm|Mechwarrior}} in a charity event. All the money raised for the fundraiser was donated to {{s|wikipedia|Autism Speaks}}. | ||
==Ruleset <ref>http://www.sktar.com/?page_id=23</ref>== | ==Ruleset <ref>http://www.sktar.com/?page_id=23</ref>== | ||
SKTAR 2 used a ruleset similar to the [[Elite Four|E4U]] tournament series' ruleset. | SKTAR 2 used a ruleset similar to the [[Elite Four|E4U]] tournament series' ruleset. | ||
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*Collusion of any kind with competitors is considered cheating. If the tournament director determines that any competitor is colluding to manipulate the results or intentionally underperforming, the collaborating players may be immediately disqualified. This determination is to be made at the sole discretion of the Tournament Director. Anyone disqualified in this manner forfeits all rights to any titles or prizes they might have otherwise earned for that tournament. | *Collusion of any kind with competitors is considered cheating. If the tournament director determines that any competitor is colluding to manipulate the results or intentionally underperforming, the collaborating players may be immediately disqualified. This determination is to be made at the sole discretion of the Tournament Director. Anyone disqualified in this manner forfeits all rights to any titles or prizes they might have otherwise earned for that tournament. | ||
Determining | Determining controller [[port]]s/[[stage strike]]: | ||
*If there is a dispute in controller port selection or initiating stage strike the following method is used: | *If there is a dispute in controller port selection or initiating stage strike the following method is used: | ||
Revision as of 17:22, November 4, 2013
| SKTAR 2 | |
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| Dates | August 3rd to 4th, 2013 |
| Venue | The Academy of ELCC |
| Address/City | 322 Franklin Blvd Somerset, NJ 
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| Attendance | 141 (singles) 45 teams (doubles) |
| Entry fees | Venue: $30 Singles: $10 per person Doubles: $20 per team |
| Results | |
 winners
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ADHD 1v1 Nairo & ADHD 2v2
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SKTAR 2 was a Super Smash Bros. Brawl national tournament directed by Keitaro on August 3-4, 2013. The tournament was an Apex 2014 qualifier. Like the previous SKTAR, it featured international competition, with players such as Mr. R and ZeRo attending.
The tournament has become known for its upsets; heavily-favored players to win the tournament such as Salem, Mr. R, Nairo, Vinnie, Ally, and ZeRo were knocked into Losers' bracket earlier than expected by supposedly lower-level players. Among the most notable placings included MVD placing 2nd, defeating Vinnie and Ally, Denti placing 3rd, taking a set off of Nairo, Nakat placing 4th, beating Tyrant and ZeRo, Zinoto placing 5th, defeating Tyrant, Nick Riddle, and Atomsk, and Will placing 9th, taking sets off of Salem and Mr. R. ZeRo, the most heavily-favored player to win the tournament, placed only 5th, and there were no Meta Knight players in the top 4 placings. Nakat and False also took 2nd place in doubles. Nairo and ADHD took 1st in teams, defending their title from Apex 2013. Some of the most notable money matches included Seibrik defeating Salem in a best of 7 $50 match (with around $300 in side bets), and TonyT defeating Mechwarrior in a charity event. All the money raised for the fundraiser was donated to Autism Speaks.
Ruleset [1]
SKTAR 2 used a ruleset similar to the E4U tournament series' ruleset.
1 v 1 rules:
- 3 stocks.
- 8 minute timer.
- No items.
- Percentage and stage are the same if the match is restarted.
- All Characters are allowed.
- 2/3 wins to win a set.
- One stage ban per player.
Team rules:
- Team hosting is red and other is blue.
- 2/3 wins to win a set.
Conduct rules:
- Pausing may be turned off by request and the request cannot be denied. In the event pause is on and is pressed, whether by accident or on purpose, the result will be a loss of the current stock for the perpetrating player.
- Playing a set match before being told to play the match will result in penalty.
- BYOC (Bring your own controller)
- Players who use the Wii Remote must take the batteries out of the Wii Remote when not playing. If the Wii Remote is still synced up to a Wii with the batteries in, this could unintentionally disrupt a match. If problems persist, a DQ may happen.
- Intentional forfeiting, match fixing, splitting, and any other forms of bracket manipulation is not allowed and punishable by the TO.
- No subbing is allowed for singles or doubles.
- Coaching is allowed only between games, not during. Failure to adhere to this will lead to punishment at the TO’s discretion, which could include the removal from the venue
- Collusion of any kind with competitors is considered cheating. If the tournament director determines that any competitor is colluding to manipulate the results or intentionally underperforming, the collaborating players may be immediately disqualified. This determination is to be made at the sole discretion of the Tournament Director. Anyone disqualified in this manner forfeits all rights to any titles or prizes they might have otherwise earned for that tournament.
Determining controller ports/stage strike:
- If there is a dispute in controller port selection or initiating stage strike the following method is used:
- Teams agree to Rock-Paper-Scissors, otherwise it is determined with a coin-flip. The winning team shall either elect to have first choice in port selection or first choice in stage strike. Whichever team does not receive first choice in Port Selection will be compensated with first choice in Stage Striking.
- In doubles, port selection is ordered 1-2-2-1 fashion (with Team-1 having first choice in controller slot select, Team-2 having both second and third choice, and the final slot going to Team-1).
Starter stages:
Counterpick stages:
Schedule
Saturday:
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM: Freeplay
12:00 PM: Doubles starts
4:30 PM: Singles pools starts
8:00 PM: Side event
Sunday:
Freeplay: 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Singles bracket: 2:00 PM
Results
Singles
(141 entrants) Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | ADHD |
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| 2nd | MVD |
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| 3rd | Denti |
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| 4th | Nakat |
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| 5th |  ZeRo |
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| 5th | Zinoto |
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| 7th | ESAM |
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| 7th | Tyrant |
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| 9th | Nairo |
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| 9th |  Ally |
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| 9th | Pwii |
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| 9th | Will |
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| 13th | Nick Riddle |
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| 13th | Bloodcross |
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| 13th | Xzax |
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| 13th |  Mr. R |
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| 17th | Vinnie |
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| 17th | mikeHAZE |
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| 17th | LOE1 |
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| 17th | False |
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| 17th | Atomsk |
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| 17th | MJG |
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| 17th | Seagull Joe |
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| 17th | Shadow |
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| 25th | Orion |
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| 25th | Shaky |
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| 25th | Zeton |
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| 25th | DeLux |
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| 25th | DRN |
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| 25th | Master Raven |
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| 25th | Dekillsage |
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| 25th | Deltacod |
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| 33rd | Salem |
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| 33rd | Jbandrew |
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| 33rd | Vex Kasrani |
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| 33rd | Roller |
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| 33rd | Seibrik |
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| 33rd | Player-1 |
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| 33rd | Keitaro |
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| 33rd | Chris Fisch |
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| 33rd | Toronto Joe |
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| 33rd | ScaryLB59 |
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| 33rd | Bizkit |
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| 33rd | Mikeray4 |
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| 33rd |  Shaya |
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| 33rd | V115 |
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| 33rd | Hinkage |
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| 33rd | Pokemaster1 |
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| 49th | Kingtoon |
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| 49th | Inui |
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| 49th | Silver Alloy |
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| 49th | BPOW |
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| 49th | Penta |
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| 49th | Mr. Eric |
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| 49th | Eazy |
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| 49th | Kai |
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| 49th | RJ |
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| 49th | Pink Fresh |
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| 49th | True Blue |
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| 49th | Snakeee |
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| 49th | JaZz |
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| 49th | YoshQ |
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| 49th | Raptor |
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| 49th | Oblivion |
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Doubles
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1st. ADHD 
+ Nairo 
2nd. False 
+ Nakat
3rd. Nick Riddle 
+ Shaky 
4th. Ally 
+ ZeRo
5th. Atomsk 
+ Mr. R 
5th. mikeHAZE + Tyrant
7th. Vex Kasrani 
+ Salem
7: Pwii + Denti
9: Player 1 + V115
9: DRN + Zinoto
9: Mikeray + Hinkage
9: Oblivion + LOE1
13: Bpow + MJG
13: Vinnie + Kingtoon
13: Seagull Joe + Will
13: ScaryLB59 + LIES
17: MVD + ESAM
17: JBand + Xzax
17: Bloodcross + Inui
17: Shadow + Snakeee
17: Eazy + Orion
17: TO Joe + Doom
17: Zeton + Keitaro
17: Bizkit + Kiwi
25: Seibrik + Master Raven
25: Deltacod + Raptor
25: RJ + Crack
25: YoshQ + Christ Fisch
25: belaC + Mr. Eric
25: dekilsage + southpaw
25: SuperMarioMC + Whippedcream
25: Ksev + Stewylan
33: Squall + MIB
33: Kai + Stockfield
33: MikeKirby + Penta
33: Mintyflesh + Viva
33: IceArrow + Young No. 7
33: TrueBlue + JaZz
33: Virzy + Kutios
33: Astro + Pidge
33: Guru + Twigz
33: Sagero Sirius + Spicy
33: Morajonk + Mr. Sassy Boots
33: Swift + RynerFZ
33: Biddy + Apple
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