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Smash Summit 9
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Dates February 13th-16th, 2020
Venue Summit Gaming House
Address/City unknown
Los Angeles, California USA
Attendance 18
Entry fees N/A
Pot size(s) TBD
Results
Super Smash Bros. Melee winners TBD 1v1
TBD & TBD 2v2

Smash Summit 9 is an upcoming national Super Smash Bros. Melee invitational tournament. It will be the ninth installment of the Smash Summit series for Melee, and will be held on February 13th-16th, 2020. Like previous Smash Summits, it will be held at the Summit Gaming House, a private residence in Los Angeles, California, and will be closed to the general public.

Players invited/qualified

The following 8 players were invited by Beyond The Summit:

The top 4 non-invited players at GENESIS 7 all qualified:

The highest-placing non-invited player at Saving Mr. Lombardi 2 was given the last qualifying spot.

Players voted in

Players eliminated

These players were eliminated in voting:

These players were eliminated in the nomination phase:

Eligible players

Players were eligible if they met the following requirements:

Results

Singles

Swag Bracket

(24 entrants)
Swag Bracket

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st $500
2nd $300
3rd $100
3rd $100
5th
5th
5th
5th
9th
9th USA Lovage Fox (SSBM)
9th USA aMSa Yoshi (SSBM)
9th USA Toph Fox (SSBM)
9th USA Vish Captain Falcon (SSBM)
9th USA Zain Fox (SSBM)
9th USA Magi Falco (SSBM)
9th USA Scar Captain Falcon (SSBM)
17th USA Fiction Fox (SSBM)
17th USA Hungrybox Ness (SSBM)Dr. Mario (SSBM)
17th USA Webs Fox (SSBM)
17th USA Shroomed Dr. Mario (SSBM)Mario (SSBM)
17th USA HugS Samus (SSBM)
17th USA iBDW Fox (SSBM)
17th USA Spark Sheik (SSBM)
17th USA Ryobeat Peach (SSBM)

Trivia

  • This is the first Smash Summit tournament where players can be eliminated by a Swiss pools format instead of the standard double-elimination format.
    • As a direct result of this, since more singles sets will be played overall, this is also the first Melee Smash Summit tournament to forgo having a Doubles tournament.
  • This is the first Smash Summit where 18 players are competing instead of 16.

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