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The main singles event had a total of 16 players, with 12 directly invited players and 4 players qualifying through the [[Tournament:Ludwig Ahgren Championship Series 5 Open Qualifier|Open Qualifier]]. There were [[Tournament#Swiss system|Swiss system]] pools and a final double-elimination bracket. Swiss pools worked the same way as {{Trn|Ludwig Smash Invitational}}, but with one pool of all 16 players instead of two pools with 16 players each. In the Swiss pools, each player played until they won 3 sets, where they qualified for the Top 8 final bracket, or until they lost 3 sets, where they were eliminated from the tournament. The 2 players that went 3-0 in sets in Swiss pools were able to draft pick their Winners' Quarters opponent out of the 3 players that went 3-2 in sets. The Top 8 played in the final bracket in a double-elimination format, with everyone starting Winners' side. All sets at the event were best of 5, in both Open Qualifier and main singles.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230705215505/https://twitter.com/aidencalvin/status/1676703146461249536|title=everything is BO5}}</ref> Swiss pools Rounds 1-3 were played on July 8th, and Rounds 4-5 were played on July 9th. The Top 8 final bracket | The main singles event had a total of 16 players, with 12 directly invited players and 4 players qualifying through the [[Tournament:Ludwig Ahgren Championship Series 5 Open Qualifier|Open Qualifier]]. There were [[Tournament#Swiss system|Swiss system]] pools and a final double-elimination bracket. Swiss pools worked the same way as {{Trn|Ludwig Smash Invitational}}, but with one pool of all 16 players instead of two pools with 16 players each. In the Swiss pools, each player played until they won 3 sets, where they qualified for the Top 8 final bracket, or until they lost 3 sets, where they were eliminated from the tournament. The 2 players that went 3-0 in sets in Swiss pools were able to draft pick their Winners' Quarters opponent out of the 3 players that went 3-2 in sets. The Top 8 played in the final bracket in a double-elimination format, with everyone starting Winners' side. All sets at the event were best of 5, in both Open Qualifier and main singles.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230705215505/https://twitter.com/aidencalvin/status/1676703146461249536|title=everything is BO5}}</ref> Swiss pools Rounds 1-3 were played on July 8th, and Rounds 4-5 were played on July 9th. The Top 8 final bracket was played to completion on July 9th. | ||
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Revision as of 21:35, July 9, 2023
| Ludwig Ahgren Championship Series 5 | |
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| Dates | July 7th-9th, 2023 |
| Address/City | unknown Covina, California 
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| Attendance | 140 |
| Entry fees | Friday only venue fee: $39 All weekend venue fee: $89 Open Qualifier: $1 |
| Pot size(s) | $50,001 |
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 Leffen
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| Organizer(s) | Ludwig, Calvin, Slime, Anna Molly |
Ludwig Ahgren Championship Series 5 was a Super Smash Bros. Melee invitational tournament held from July 7th-9th, 2023 by YouTube streamer Ludwig. It was the first tournament in the series to be held in-person, being held in Covina, California. 12 players were directly invited to the tournament, and 4 more players qualified from the Open Qualifier on July 7th. The prize pool was $50,001, which was the ninth largest prize pool for a Melee tournament.
Format
The main singles event had a total of 16 players, with 12 directly invited players and 4 players qualifying through the Open Qualifier. There were Swiss system pools and a final double-elimination bracket. Swiss pools worked the same way as Ludwig Smash Invitational, but with one pool of all 16 players instead of two pools with 16 players each. In the Swiss pools, each player played until they won 3 sets, where they qualified for the Top 8 final bracket, or until they lost 3 sets, where they were eliminated from the tournament. The 2 players that went 3-0 in sets in Swiss pools were able to draft pick their Winners' Quarters opponent out of the 3 players that went 3-2 in sets. The Top 8 played in the final bracket in a double-elimination format, with everyone starting Winners' side. All sets at the event were best of 5, in both Open Qualifier and main singles.[1] Swiss pools Rounds 1-3 were played on July 8th, and Rounds 4-5 were played on July 9th. The Top 8 final bracket was played to completion on July 9th.
Players invited/qualified
The following 12 players were invited:
*Jmook dropped out due to a health issue. KoDoRiN was moved from the Open Qualifier to the main singles event as the replacement player.[2]
4 players qualified from the Open Qualifier.
Results
Singles
(16 entrants)
Final Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | Leffen |
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$15,001 |
| 2nd | Zain |
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$10,000 |
| 3rd | Cody Schwab |
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$5,000 |
| 4th | Hungrybox |
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$4,000 |
| 5th | Mang0 |
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$3,000 |
| 5th |  moky |
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$3,000 |
| 7th | aMSa |
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$2,000 |
| 7th | Swift |
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$2,000 |
| 9th |  Trif |
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$1,125 |
| 9th | Joshman |
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$1,125 |
| 9th | KoDoRiN |
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$1,125 |
| 12th | Axe |
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$625 |
| 12th | Magi |
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$625 |
| 12th | Spark |
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$625 |
| 15th | Salt |
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$375 |
| 15th | Zamu |
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$375 |
Side events
T.O. Bracket
(13 entrants)
Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | IggyNieves |
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| 2nd | YungWaff |
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| 3rd | Calvin |
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| 4th | Kevon |
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| 5th | s-f |
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| 5th | in10city |
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| 7th | schmoop |
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| 7th | webs |
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| 9th | zazamaster27 |
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| 9th | Papi Chulo |
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| 9th | Georgie |
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| 9th | Chu12ch |
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| 13th | Bingus |
Trivia
- In Swiss pools, KoDoRiN became the first Marth player to 3-0 Axe's Pikachu, in a matchup the Axe has historically been dominant in.
- Swift became the second Pikachu player to make Top 8 at a Melee major, after Axe first did so at Apex 2010 13 years prior. Swift was also the only qualified player to make Top 8 at Ludwig Ahgren Championship Series 5.
References
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