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Gaming Ottawa has done it again by organizing an amazing event for an April/May monthly console tournament! Many of the details are the same but Gaming Ottawa is changing some things to simplify and improve. MvC3 is in the roster, and due to popular demand they have added a BlazBlue tournament! Numerous successful and returning events are being held, so you can expect to see a healthy representation for Smash and SSF4. All the details are below, keep in mind that details are subject to change.
GO Presents: the April/May Console Fighter Tournament
When: Saturday May 7th 2011
Where: St. Anthony's Banquet Hall @ 523 St. Anthony St, Ottawa, ON (LLBO Licensed, Liquor sold on-site)
Cost: Spectators are FREE, Participants are REQUIRED to pay a $5 venue fee plus whatever entry fees for tournaments (details for entry fees under individual tournaments)
What to Bring: Yourself and your controller (we will not guarantee spare controllers, so make sure you bring your own), spare cash (just in case)
Tournaments:
1. Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Singles (Xbox 360)
Entry Fee: $5 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- Best of 3 games per match
- Best of 5 games per semi-final match
- Best of 5 games for the grand-finals
2. Super Street Fighter 4 Singles (Xbox 360)
Entry Fee: $5 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- Best of 3 games per match
- Best of 5 games per semi-final match
- Best of 5 games for the grand-finals
3. Super Smash Brothers Brawl Singles (Wii)
Entry Fee: $10 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- 3 Stock, best of 3 games per match
- 3 Stock, best of 5 games per semi-final/finals match
4. Super Smash Brothers Brawl Doubles (Wii)
Entry Fee: $20 per team
Tournament Format: Double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- 3 Stock, best of 3 games per match
- 3 Stock, best of 5 games per semi-final/finals match
5. Super Smash Brothers Melee Singles (GC)
Entry Fee: $10 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- 4 Stock, best of 3 games per match
- 4 Stock, best of 5 games per semi-final/finals match
6. Super Smash Brothers Melee Doubles (GC)
Entry Fee: $20 per team
Tournament Format: Double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- 4 Stock, best of 3 games per match
- 4 Stock, best of 5 games per semi-final/finals match
7. BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Singles (Xbox 360)
Entry Fee: $5 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- Best of 3 games per match
- Best of 5 games per semi-final match
- Best of 5 games for the grand-finals
Prize Distributions:
- ALL pots will be comprised solely of entry fees for their particular tournament
- Distributions will follow a 70/20/10 split for 1st/2nd/3rd place
Schedule of Play
Tournaments will be separated into two blocks starting this month and you will only be allowed to enter AT MOST one event per block, this excludes singles/doubles events for Smash games (i.e. one could enter Melee singles and doubles in addition to a block B tournament even though Melee tournaments are in a single block). We are changing the format this month to avoid delays caused by entrants involved in all tournaments. These blocks are subject to change if we find that there is too much crossover in the individual blocks but those announcements will be made apparent when they happen. Here are your blocks for the April/May tournament:
-Block A tournaments: MvC3 and SSB:M
-Block B tournaments: SSF4, BB:CS, SSB:B
Schedule of Play
To be Updated!
Note: The venue will be available to around 12am-1am on Sunday for free-play or MMs
General Rules:
- No drugs at the venue!
- No turbo buttons
- Any breaks in gameplay, deliberate or not, will award a decision to the player NOT responsible for the break, to either restart the round or accept the round win
- Disturbances must be reported the moment they occur. If both players resume play consensually, there will be no reverse judgment on the results. Judges reserve the right to make a final call on any issues
- Don't be a ****
Game Specific Rules
Please refer to the individual posts in the specific game's forum:
For Brawl/Melee: Brawl Post
For SSF4: SSF4 Post
For BlazBlue: BlazBlue Post
For MvC3: MvC3 Post
- Please note that this post contains the most up-to-date info we have on the event. The posts mentioned above are only to provide supplementary information about a specific game's rules for the tournament
- All double-elimination tournaments are 32-participant max brackets. Should more than 32 entrants be participating in any tournament, the top 32 players, based on pool performance, will be advanced to the next bracket.
Gaming Ottawa has done it again by organizing an amazing event for an April/May monthly console tournament! Many of the details are the same but Gaming Ottawa is changing some things to simplify and improve. MvC3 is in the roster, and due to popular demand they have added a BlazBlue tournament! Numerous successful and returning events are being held, so you can expect to see a healthy representation for Smash and SSF4. All the details are below, keep in mind that details are subject to change.
GO Presents: the April/May Console Fighter Tournament
When: Saturday May 7th 2011
Where: St. Anthony's Banquet Hall @ 523 St. Anthony St, Ottawa, ON (LLBO Licensed, Liquor sold on-site)
Cost: Spectators are FREE, Participants are REQUIRED to pay a $5 venue fee plus whatever entry fees for tournaments (details for entry fees under individual tournaments)
What to Bring: Yourself and your controller (we will not guarantee spare controllers, so make sure you bring your own), spare cash (just in case)
Tournaments:
1. Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Singles (Xbox 360)
Entry Fee: $5 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- Best of 3 games per match
- Best of 5 games per semi-final match
- Best of 5 games for the grand-finals
2. Super Street Fighter 4 Singles (Xbox 360)
Entry Fee: $5 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- Best of 3 games per match
- Best of 5 games per semi-final match
- Best of 5 games for the grand-finals
3. Super Smash Brothers Brawl Singles (Wii)
Entry Fee: $10 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- 3 Stock, best of 3 games per match
- 3 Stock, best of 5 games per semi-final/finals match
4. Super Smash Brothers Brawl Doubles (Wii)
Entry Fee: $20 per team
Tournament Format: Double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- 3 Stock, best of 3 games per match
- 3 Stock, best of 5 games per semi-final/finals match
5. Super Smash Brothers Melee Singles (GC)
Entry Fee: $10 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- 4 Stock, best of 3 games per match
- 4 Stock, best of 5 games per semi-final/finals match
6. Super Smash Brothers Melee Doubles (GC)
Entry Fee: $20 per team
Tournament Format: Double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- 4 Stock, best of 3 games per match
- 4 Stock, best of 5 games per semi-final/finals match
7. BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Singles (Xbox 360)
Entry Fee: $5 per entrant
Tournament Format: Round-robin pool play followed by a double-elimination bracket
Match Format:
- Best of 3 games per match
- Best of 5 games per semi-final match
- Best of 5 games for the grand-finals
Prize Distributions:
- ALL pots will be comprised solely of entry fees for their particular tournament
- Distributions will follow a 70/20/10 split for 1st/2nd/3rd place
Schedule of Play
Tournaments will be separated into two blocks starting this month and you will only be allowed to enter AT MOST one event per block, this excludes singles/doubles events for Smash games (i.e. one could enter Melee singles and doubles in addition to a block B tournament even though Melee tournaments are in a single block). We are changing the format this month to avoid delays caused by entrants involved in all tournaments. These blocks are subject to change if we find that there is too much crossover in the individual blocks but those announcements will be made apparent when they happen. Here are your blocks for the April/May tournament:
-Block A tournaments: MvC3 and SSB:M
-Block B tournaments: SSF4, BB:CS, SSB:B
Schedule of Play
To be Updated!
Note: The venue will be available to around 12am-1am on Sunday for free-play or MMs
General Rules:
- No drugs at the venue!
- No turbo buttons
- Any breaks in gameplay, deliberate or not, will award a decision to the player NOT responsible for the break, to either restart the round or accept the round win
- Disturbances must be reported the moment they occur. If both players resume play consensually, there will be no reverse judgment on the results. Judges reserve the right to make a final call on any issues
- Don't be a ****
Game Specific Rules
Please refer to the individual posts in the specific game's forum:
For Brawl/Melee: Brawl Post
For SSF4: SSF4 Post
For BlazBlue: BlazBlue Post
For MvC3: MvC3 Post
- Please note that this post contains the most up-to-date info we have on the event. The posts mentioned above are only to provide supplementary information about a specific game's rules for the tournament
- All double-elimination tournaments are 32-participant max brackets. Should more than 32 entrants be participating in any tournament, the top 32 players, based on pool performance, will be advanced to the next bracket.