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===Circuit rankings===
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|1st||{{Sm|quiK|Germany}}||620
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|2nd||{{Sm|Space|Netherlands}}||580
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|4th||{{Sm|Lancelot|Finland}}||520
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|5th||{{Sm|Flow|France}}||400
|5th||{{Sm|Mr.R|Netherlands}}||480
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|5th||{{Sm|Lancelot|Finland}}||400
|6th||{{Sm|Tarik|Germany}}||460
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|7th||{{Sm|Oryon|France}}||340
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|8th||{{Sm|Greil|France}}||300
|8th||{{Sm|DarkThunder|Germany}}||360
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|8th||{{Sm|Leffen|Sweden}}||300
|8th||{{Sm|Light|Germany|p=Germany}}||360
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|10th||{{Sm|S1|Netherlands}}||280
|8th||{{Sm|Meru|Netherlands}}||360
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|10th||{{Sm|Rage|Sweden}}||280
|11th||{{Sm|Oryon|France}}||340
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|12th||{{Sm|Ogey|France}}||260
|12th||{{Sm|Greil|France}}||300
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|13th||{{Sm|Meru|Netherlands}}||240
|12th||{{Sm|Leffen|Sweden}}||300
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|14th||{{Sm|PeW|France}}||220
|12th||{{Sm|Tru4|Germany}}||300
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|14th||{{Sm|Tarik|Germany}}||220
|15th||{{Sm|S1|Netherlands}}||280
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|16th||{{Sm|Supahsemmie|Netherlands}}||200
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Revision as of 11:21, January 26, 2020

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate European Circuit
SSBU European Circuit.jpg
Info
Founded 2019
Region Europe
Format Double Elimination
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate winners Syndicate 2019: France Glutonny
DreamHack Winter 2019: Sweden Leffen
Valhalla III: France Glutonny
Most successful player(s) France Glutonny (Syndicate 2019, Valhalla III)
Website(s) Nintendo page

The Super Smash Bros. Ultimate European Circuit is a tournament circuit hosted by Nintendo of Europe. It will comprise of seven European national tournaments and a final, which will compose of 16 players and will be held at DreamHack Summer 2020.

List of tournaments

Event Date Attendance
Netherlands Syndicate 2019 October 25th-27th, 2019 640
Sweden DreamHack Winter 2019 Nov 28th, 2019–Dec 1st, 2019 158
Denmark Valhalla III January 9th-13th, 2020 303
Germany DreamHack Leipzig 2020 January 24th-26th, 2020 115
Spain Tech Republic V April 11th-12th, 2020 TBD
Italy ICARUS VI May 2nd-3rd, 2020 TBD
France Stunfest 2020 May 15th-17th, 2020 TBD
Sweden DreamHack Summer 2020 June 12th-15th, 2020 TBD

Winners

Event Player Tag Character(s) Runner-up Tag Character(s)
Syndicate 2019 William Belaid France Glutonny Wario (SSBU) Marcel Romagnuolo Germany quiK Samus (SSBU)Zero Suit Samus (SSBU)
DreamHack Winter 2019 William Hjelte Sweden Leffen Pokemon Trainer (SSBU)Terry (SSBU) Ramin Delshad Netherlands Mr.R Chrom (SSBU)Young Link (SSBU)
Valhalla III William Belaid France Glutonny Wario (SSBU) Marcel Romagnuolo Germany quiK Samus (SSBU)
DreamHack Leipzig 2020 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
Tech Republic V TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
ICARUS VI TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
Stunfest 2020 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
DreamHack Summer 2020 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

Point system

Place Points
1st 300
2nd 240
3rd 200
4th 180
5th-6th 160
7th-8th 140
9th-12th 120
13th-16th 100
17th-24th 80
25th-32nd 60

Circuit rankings

Rank Player Points
1st Germany quiK 620
2nd France Glutonny 600
3rd Netherlands Space 580
4th Finland Lancelot 520
5th Netherlands Mr.R 480
6th Germany Tarik 460
7th France Flow 400
8th Germany DarkThunder 360
8th Germany Light 360
8th Netherlands Meru 360
11th France Oryon 340
12th France Greil 300
12th Sweden Leffen 300
12th Germany Tru4 300
15th Netherlands S1 280
15th Sweden Rage 280

External links