Tournament:Smash 'N' Splash 5

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Smash 'N' Splash 5
Dates	May 31st-June 2nd, 2019
Venue	Kalahari Resort & Convention Center
Address/City	1305 Kalahari Dr. Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Attendance	2,420
Entry fees	Venue:$50-$85 VIP Badge: $200 All events: $10
Pot size(s)	Smash 64 singles: TBD Smash 64 doubles: TBD Melee singles: TBD Melee doubles: TBD Ultimate singles: TBD Ultimate doubles: TBD Project M singles: TBD Project M doubles: TBD
Results
winners	SuPeRbOoMfAn 1v1  Darkhorse &  Josh Brody 2v2
winners	Wizzrobe 1v1  SFAT &  PewPewU 2v2
winners	Malachi 1v1  Malachi &  Switch 2v2
winners	TBD 1v1  Nairo &  Dark Wizzy 2v2

Smash 'N' Splash 5 is an ongoing national tournament for Super Smash Bros., Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Project M, for both singles and doubles. It will be held in Lake Delton, Wisconsin on May 31st-June 2nd, 2019.

Format

On May 6th, 2019, it was announced that Smash 'N' Smash 5 would run a Waterfall Swiss bracket instead of Round Robin. Details about the Waterfall Swiss Bracket can be found here.

The change was met with some controversy. During the tournament, smashers such as Captain L complained that they were sent into Division 3, the lowest division, despite only dropping one set. Furthermore, Lui$ and Atomsk both went 6-0 in their pools, however Lui$ went to Division 1 while Atomsk went to Division 2, causing some backlash on Twitter; Lui$ and Atomsk later agreed to have a Best of 3 match to see who would enter Division 1, with Lui$ securing the victory.

Results

Super Smash Bros. singles

(92 entrants)
Top 16 Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st	SuPeRbOoMfAn
2nd	tacos
3rd	KeroKeroppi
4th	Josh Brody
5th	Darkhorse
5th	EG
7th	Shears
7th	Dogs_Johnson
9th	B33F
9th	lordtoko
9th	Rocket
9th	dboss
13th	Combo Blaze
13th	Andykins
13th	Big Red
13th	Velocity Jones

Super Smash Bros. doubles

(27 teams)
Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Name	Character(s	Earnings
1st
2nd
3rd
4th

Super Smash Bros. Melee singles

(838 entrants)
Top 64 Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st	Wizzrobe
2nd	Hungrybox
3rd	Leffen
4th	Zain
5th	aMSa
5th	Plup
7th	Mang0
7th	SFAT
9th*	Drephen
9th*	Shroomed
9th*	KJH
9th	iBDW
13th	Westballz
13th	King Momo
13th	ChuDat
13th	PewPewU
17th	MikeHaze
17th	Fiction
17th	Frenzy
17th	Ginger
17th	n0ne
17th	S2J
17th	Bananas
17th	Michael
25th	Jakenshaken
25th	100 Grand
25th	Lucky
25th	2saint
25th	Spark
25th	Rocky
25th	TheSWOOPER
25th	Pleasantries
33rd	Shinobi
33rd	Zamu
33rd	Holiday
33rd	Kels
33rd	Overtriforce
33rd	techboy
33rd	Boyd
33rd	Lord English
33rd	Zeo
33rd	Morsecode762
33rd	Kurv
33rd	Forrest
33rd	Voo
33rd	zetts
33rd	shabo
33rd	lifter
49th	Rik
49th	billybopeep
49th	PRZ
49th	Juicebox
49th	Ben
49th	Fout NL
49th	Nakamaman
49th	Deepz
49th	Vinodh
49th	Eggy
49th	Blendtec
49th	Pappi
49th	null
49th	ASL
49th	Pleeba
49th	Travioli

• Shroomed was DQ'd in Winners for being late to his pool. He continued through Losers until he lost to Zain.

• Drephen defeated KJH (3-2) and Shroomed (3-1) in a tiebreaker for Smash Summit 8's auto-qualifier.

Super Smash Bros. Melee doubles

(169 teams)
Top 24 Bracket

• DQ'd themselves in Losers.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles

(1,610 entrants)
Top 64 Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
5th
7th
7th	NAKAT
9th	ScAtt
9th	LeoN
9th	Shoyo James
9th	Light
13th	Mr E
13th	CaptainZack
13th	Cosmos
13th	The Great Gonzales
17th	Nairo
17th	RFang
17th	Salem
17th	Wishes
17th	LeeT
17th	Seth
17th	Lui$
17th	Blank
25th	Blacktwins
25th	yeti
25th	Dark Wizzy
25th	8BitMan
25th	Gomakenpi
25th	Raffi-X
25th	Captain L
25th	Mr.R
33rd	Tweek
33rd	Myran
33rd	Juice
33rd	ven
33rd	Rags
33rd	Pandarian
33rd	ZD
33rd	sinnyboo242
33rd	Kofi
33rd	UtopianRay
33rd	Elegant
33rd	Stroder
33rd	Mystearica
33rd	Goblin
49th	Mew2King
49th	Regulating_Mofo
49th	Xeno
49th	Puppeh
49th	Panda Bair
49th	BlazingPasta
49th	Maister
49th	Loaf
49th	Lucky
49th	Gackt
49th	Darkshad
49th	Ned
49th	Bankai
49th	Mudomo
49th	DM
49th	Ozone

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate doubles

(319 teams)
Top 48 Bracket

Project M singles

(392 entrants)
Top 32 Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st	Malachi
2nd	techboy
3rd	ThundeRzReiGN
4th	Pikmon
5th	Aki
5th	Switch
7th	Drugfreechu
7th	The Doctor
9th	Boringman
9th	Ivayne
9th	Sothe
9th	Junebug
13th	Twisty
13th	Bobby Frizz
13th	Marshall
13th	Cala
17th	EmuKiller
17th	Fearless
17th	Scarfy
17th	Noghrilla
17th	Dirtboy
17th	Chevy
17th	Bubbles
17th	Comb
25th	Poilu
25th	Cloudburst
25th	Silver
25th	Morsecode762
25th	metroid
25th*	Forrest
25th	Ellipsis
25th	American Bowser

• DQ'd in Losers.

Project M doubles

(76 teams)
Top 12 Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Name	Character(s	Earnings
1st	Malachi		Switch
2nd	ThundeRzReiGN		Boringman
3rd	Aki		Pikmon
4th	Ivayne		Poilu
5th	Twisty		Silver
5th	Drugfreechu		C#
7th	Plup		Junebug
7th	Bubbles		Mr. Watch and Learn
9th	Cloudburst		Sneez
9th	techboy		Noghrilla
9th	Tealz		Bobby Frizz
9th	Chevy		FlashingFire

Trivia

• Wizzrobe placed in top 8 for both Melee and Ultimate singles, making him the first player to do so for both respective games at a supermajor.
  • Interestingly enough, Wizzy defeated both TSM members (Tweek and Leffen) present in order to do so.
  • Prior to this, his early mentor Mew2King had also placed in top 8 in numerous tournaments for both Melee and Brawl.
  • This tournament marks the first time a Captain Falcon main won a supermajor event since Isai at MOAST 3 in 2005.
  • This tournament also marks Wizzrobe's first ever major tournament win.
• This tournament marks Tweek's lowest placement in an Ultimate tournament ever, placing outside of top 32 for a 33rd place finish.
  • Coincidentally, this placement is tied with the lowest placement of the other player in contention for the title of the best Ultimate player, MkLeo (who placed 33rd at Umebura Japan Major 2019, which was also a supermajor).
• ChuDat and PewPewU's set lasted for 43 minutes, which included a literal tie during Game 4 (the match ended in a timeout in which both of their characters ended at 87% each at their final stock), which required a one-stock, 2 minute tiebreaker.

External links

• smash.gg page
• Announcement Trailer
• Waterfall Swiss announcement