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A '''top professional''' is a player who is among the very best from his country and/or for their respective [[main]] character. Notable examples include {{Sm|Salem}} and {{Sm| | A '''top professional''' is a player who is among the very best from his country and/or for their respective [[main]] character. Notable examples include {{Sm|Salem}}, {{Sm|Otori}}, and {{Sm|Ally}} for ''[[Brawl]]'', {{Sm|Mango}}, {{Sm|Mew2King}}, and {{Sm|Armada}} for ''[[Melee]]'', and {{Sm|Isai}}, {{Sm|SuperBoomFan}}, and {{Sm|Jousuke}} for ''[[Smash 64]]''. These players consistently place high at nationals. | ||
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Revision as of 17:03, November 25, 2013
A professional gamer is one who regularly makes money off of the game and/or one who is recruited and sponsored by a notable organization, such as MLG. Due to MLG and other major gaming corporations not sponsoring Smash Bros. players anymore, a professional is usually considered the person at the top of the metagame of that said character, such as Hax for Captain Falcon or Axe for Pikachu.
"Professional" may also refer to the player's skill level, where a player has reached the proficiency threshold necessary to be able to consistently rank high in tournaments where he/she is pinned against other players deemed "professionals".
Semi-professional
A semi-professional, or a semi-pro, is a player with above-average skill who can rank high in local tournaments but lacks the overall prowess to win regionals.
Top professional
A top professional is a player who is among the very best from his country and/or for their respective main character. Notable examples include Salem, Otori, and Ally for Brawl, Mango, Mew2King, and Armada for Melee, and Isai, SuperBoomFan, and Jousuke for Smash 64. These players consistently place high at nationals.
