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Revision as of 23:56, July 7, 2023

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Ludwig Ahgren Championship Series 5
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Dates July 7th-9th, 2023
Address/City unknown
Covina, California USA
Attendance 127
Entry fees Friday only venue fee: $39
All weekend venue fee: $89
Open Qualifier: $1
Pot size(s) $50,001
Results
Super Smash Bros. Melee winners TBD
Staff
Organizer(s) Ludwig, Calvin, Slime, Anna Molly

Ludwig Ahgren Championship Series 5 is an ongoing Super Smash Bros. Melee invitational tournament held from July 7th-9th, 2023 by YouTube streamer Ludwig. It is the first tournament in the series to be held in-person, being in Covina, California. 12 players were directly invited to tournament, and 4 more players qualified from the Open Qualifier on July 7th. The prize pool is $50,001, which is the ninth largest prize pool for a Melee tournament.

Format

The main singles event will have a total of 16 players, with 12 directly invited players and 4 players qualifying through the Open Qualifier. There will be Swiss system pools and a final bracket. 8 players will move on from the group stage to play in the final bracket. Swiss pools Rounds 1-3 will be played on July 8th, and Rounds 4-5 will be played on July 9th. The Top 8 final bracket will be played to completion on July 9th. All sets at the event will best of 5, in both Open Qualifier and main singles.[1]

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)

References

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