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We had a fantastic weekend of gaming, friends, and fun at the new home of the quarterly finals
Colorado Smash Fall finals
Last weekend saw the Colorado Smash Fall finals taking place in Denver. Sticks was the Tournament operator for the event and Shoe was the lead planner. The event was held in conjunction with Localhost Denver, Krune eSports, Vitagaming, and the local Denver PR board.
This quarter began three months ago at Elite Smash Fridays 88 and encompassed both in-state and out of state performances for the players. Many players made a late push to get into the PR finals bracket, led by Endure, Mech, and SSB100 who with really strong finishes in the last month of the season, managed to avoid the LCQ. There were notable names who were left on the LCQ path, however.
Watch the Day 1 Crews & Doubles Event here!
Smash Fall Finals – LCQ – Last Chance Qualifiers
BANG! is one of the top 3/4 players in the state, but due to his lack of attendance at PR-rated events, he was left on the LCQ path and didn’t disappoint. Mr.Ping made it through and won the LCQ path after barely missing out on the 14 slot.
Smash Fall Finals – First Round
Things got rough in the Finals immediately. The 16th seed of the LCQ – BANG! – was immediately up against the number 1 through the PR season – Smirk. Smirk had won half the ESF events coming into the finals, with very few losses along the way.
With BANG! being a high-rated player, the bracket was about to instantly get interesting and their match didn’t disappoint. BANG! got the 3-2 win, sending Smirk to the loser’s bracket.
The other upset of the first round was SSB100 beating Kame in the 10 vs 7 matchup.