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| Smash Ultimate Summit 6 | |
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| Dates | March 23rd-26th, 2023 |
| Venue | Summit Gaming House |
| Address/City | unknown Los Angeles, California 
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| Attendance | 16 |
| Entry fees | N/A |
| Pot size(s) | TBD |
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Smash Ultimate Summit 6 is an ongoing Super Smash Bros. Ultimate invitational tournament. It is the sixth and final installment of the Smash Summit series for Ultimate, and is being held from March 23rd-26th, 2023 at the Summit Gaming House, a private residence house in Los Angeles, California, which is closed to the general public. It is the final Smash Summit and Beyond the Summit's final event, following Beyond the Summit's decision to shut down following the event.[1]
The voting process was similar to Smash Summit 14, with 2 votes earned per $1 spent in the shop, as well as a $5 voting pass for 100 votes and an additional 100 votes after spending $30 or more, limited to one per person.
Players invited/qualified
The top 6 players at Mainstage 2022 qualified:
The following players were invited by Beyond the Summit:
The highest-placing non-qualified player at GENESIS 9 qualified:
MuteAce (who finished 2nd)
The highest-placing non-qualified player at Collision 2023 qualified:
Riddles (who finished 1st)
*Light was unable to attend due to complications with COVID-19[2] and was replaced with Skyjay, who defeated Lui$ in a special best of 5 set.
Players voted in
Players eliminated
These players were eliminated in voting:
Asimo, 
Luugi, Chase, Chronos (February 18th)- Regalo, Peckham, Jakal, Justice (February 20th)
- Geist, Squidplumber,
Sonix, Onin (February 22nd) - omega, SHADIC, Umeki, Marss (February 24th)
These players were eliminated in the nomination phase:
Eligible players
Players were eligible if they met any of the following requirements:
- Ranked in the top 100 on the UltRank 2022
- Placed top 64 at Super Smash Con 2022, Riptide 2022, The Big House 10, Apex 2022, Mainstage 2022, and GENESIS 9
- Placed top 32 at Shine 2022, Glitch - Regen, Lost Tech City 2022, Maesuma TOP 10, Let's Make Moves Miami, Port Priority 7, Ultimate Fighting Arena 2022, Tech Republic VI, Let's Make Big Moves 2023, and Umebura SP 9
Results
Singles
(16 entrants)
Final Bracket
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Side events
Squad Strike
(16 entrants)
Bracket
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| 1st |  Sparg0 |
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| 2nd | MkLeo |
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| 3rd | Aaron |
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| 3rd | VoiD |
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| 5th |  Big D |
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| 5th | Riddles |
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| 5th |  ProtoBanham |
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| 5th | MuteAce |
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| 9th | Lui$ |
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| 9th | acola |
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| 9th | ApolloKage |
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| 9th |  NaetorU |
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| 9th | Kurama |
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| 9th | Tweek |
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| 9th | Glutonny |
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| 9th | Hungrybox |
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Final Spot Qualifier Match
The replacement player for Light was determined by a Best of 5 set between Lui$ and Skyjay, two VIP players who were one rank away from qualifying at Mainstage 2022 and Collision 2023 respectively.
| Winner | Character(s) | Loser | Character(s) | Score | Prize |
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| Skyjay |
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Lui$ |
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3-1 | Qualified for singles |
Damage Ratio Wheel
(8 entrants)
Bracket
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4v4
(4 teams)
Bracket
| Place | Team | Name | Character | Name | Character | Name | Character | Name | Character |
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| 1st | Team Acola | acola |
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Kurama |
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Skyjay |
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VoiD |
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| 2nd | Team MkLeo | MkLeo |
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ApolloKage |
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Glutonny |
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Hungrybox |
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| 3rd | Team Tweek | Tweek |
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Big D |
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ProtoBanham |
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Aaron |
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| 3rd | Team Sparg0 | Sparg0 |
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Riddles |
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MuteAce |
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NaetorU |
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Celebrity Match Bracket
(8 entrants)
Bracket
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Controller Remap Bracket
(8 entrants)
Bracket
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VIP Bracket
Trivia
- Hungrybox was the first top Melee player in an Ultimate Summit since Smash Ultimate Summit 2 in October 2019.
- This Summit's voting phase set a few new records:
- Hungrybox received the most votes for a first round vote-in player (at 156,851 votes), surpassing Aaron's record from Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
- VoiD received the most votes out of anyone voted into a Smash Summit (at around 331,000 votes), surpassing Kola's record from Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
- omega received the most votes for a player who was ultimately eliminated from the voting phase (at around 273,000 votes), surpassing Peanut's record from Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
- This was the first time all vote-ins were sponsored.
- Aaron and VoiD became the first two players to get voted into a Smash Ultimate Summit twice.
- Coincidentally, both were first voted in for Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
- This is the first and only Smash Ultimate Summit without Dabuz, making MkLeo the only player to compete in every Smash Ultimate Summit.
- The final spot qualifier match between Skyjay and Lui$ was in the midst of discussions of if Incineroar or Palutena can perform better in tournaments, following Skyjay's 2nd place run at Collision 2023.
References
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