Round Robin Pools

Bowser

Captain Falcon

Donkey Kong

Dr. Mario

Falco

Ganondorf

Ice Climbers

Jigglypuff

Kirby

Link

Luigi

Mario

Marth

Mewtwo

Mr. Game & Watch

Ness

Peach

Pichu

Pikachu

Samus

Sheik

Yoshi

Young Link

Zelda

Sheik / Zelda

Random Character

Dickey

Kuhls

Tucker

LWD3

Tucker Polkinghorne

Project M Singles

Project M Doubles

Melee Singles

Melee Doubles

Wii U Singles

Wii U Doubles

Smash 64 Singles

Bracket

Top 32

PMBR Recommended

Full Ruleset

Smash 4 Standard Ruleset

Tales of Jank 8: Big Rigs and Snapple Sprints

A Full setup includes TV/monitor, console + game w/ required data unlocked for the tournament.

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Please list the games you plan on bringing a setup for.

Which game(s) did you plan on bringing a setup for?

Project M Rules


* 4 stock, 8:00 minute timer
* All items set to OFF and item frequency set to NONE
* Input Assist set to OFF.
* Ties after the time limit are determined by stocks, then by percentage.
* Dave’s Stupid Rule: You cannot counterpick any stage you have won on in a set unless agreed upon by the opponent.

Stage Strike from Starters for the first match of the set in “121″ fashion:
1. First player strikes one stage.
2. Second player strikes the next two stages.
3. First player strikes one stage.

Stages(Subject to Change)

Starters:
Pokemon Stadium 2
Smashville
Battlefield
Dreamland
Yoshi’s Story

Counterpicks:
Fountain of Dreams
Distant Planet
Final Destination
Green Hill Zone



After each match:
2 Bans
1. Loser chooses counterpick stage
2. Winner chooses their character
3. Loser chooses their character

Additional Rules:

* Double Blind Character Picks: Players may elect to double blind pick their characters for the first match in case of any disputes.
* Glitches: Any action that can prevent the game from continuing (freezing, disappearing characters, game reset, etc.) will result in forfeiture of the match for the player that initiated the action. You are responsible for knowing your own character and must be wary about accidentally triggering one of these effects.


Melee Rules

- Items off.
- 4 stock, 8 minutes.
- Team attack on., life stealing allowed.
- Ties are broken by lives then percentage. Percentage ties will replay the match with one stock on the same stage.
- Regular sets are best of 3 matches. Winners finals, losers finals and grand finals sets are best of 5 matches.
- Controller mods are banned.
- Stalling is banned. This includes any excessive use of tactics like rising pound and wall-bombing in order to deliberately delay the match.
- Glitches like the Ice Climbers' freeze glitch and Mewtwo's Soul Stunner are also banned.
- Pausing is banned. Pausing during a match will result in a loss of stock at your opponent’s discretion.
- Modified Dave's Stupid Rule: The loser cannot pick a stage he or she has won on in the set unless agreed upon by both players. Additionally, if both players agree to play on a banned stage, that stage may be played as well.
- Gentleman's Clause: If the two players agree on a change in a rule, like choosing a banned stage, they are allowed to do so. If there is no agreement, standard rules apply.
- Wobbling is LEGAL. 

Set format

1. Both players select characters. Double blind can be called if necessary.
2. Stage striking: Players eliminate stages from the Neutral Stage List until only 1 remains, and the players then play the first match on that stage. Players strike stages in a 1-2-1 order.
3. The first match is played.
4. Winning player of the preceding match bans a stage.
5. The losing player of preceding match picks stage for the next match.
6. The winning player of preceding match picks character.
7. The losing player picks character.
8. The next match is played.
9. Repeat steps 4-8 for all consecutive matches until the set is complete.


Melee Rules

- Items off.
- 4 stock, 8 minutes.
- Team attack on., life stealing allowed.
- Ties are broken by lives then percentage. Percentage ties will replay the match with one stock on the same stage.
- Regular sets are best of 3 matches. Winners finals, losers finals and grand finals sets are best of 5 matches.
- Controller mods are banned.
- Stalling is banned. This includes any excessive use of tactics like rising pound and wall-bombing in order to deliberately delay the match.
- Glitches like the Ice Climbers' freeze glitch and Mewtwo's Soul Stunner are also banned.
- Pausing is banned. Pausing during a match will result in a loss of stock at your opponent’s discretion.
- Modified Dave's Stupid Rule: The loser cannot pick a stage he or she has won on in the set unless agreed upon by both players. Additionally, if both players agree to play on a banned stage, that stage may be played as well.
- Gentleman's Clause: If the two players agree on a change in a rule, like choosing a banned stage, they are allowed to do so. If there is no agreement, standard rules apply.
- Wobbling is LEGAL. GO HARD REV.

Set format

1. Both players select characters. Double blind can be called if necessary.
2. Stage striking: Players eliminate stages from the Neutral Stage List until only 1 remains, and the players then play the first match on that stage. Players strike stages in a 1-2-1 order.
3. The first match is played.
4. Winning player of the preceding match bans a stage.
5. The losing player of preceding match picks stage for the next match.
6. The winning player of preceding match picks character.
7. The losing player picks character.
8. The next match is played.
9. Repeat steps 4-8 for all consecutive matches until the set is complete.


Smash 4 Rules


- 2 stock 6 minute timer for singles, 
- 3 stock 8 minute timer for doubles.
- Legal controllers: Any controller powered by plugging into the console (including but not limited to Gamecube controllers, Wiiu Pro controllers w/ Battery Pack removed,  PS#/PS4 controller with a brooks converter etc.) 
- CUSTOMS ARE BANNED
- NO COACHING
- 1 stage ban
- Medium Weight Miis (Open Movesets)
- 1 mii allowed per set
- Pause set to OFF
- Time outs are settled Stocks, Percent
- If the game goes to sudden death, Players will be a 1 Stock 3 minute Tie Breaker
- Modified Dave's Stupid Rule: The loser cannot pick a stage he or she has won on in the set unless agreed upon by both players. Additionally, if both players agree to play on a banned stage, that stage may be played as well.
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Stages

Starters:
Final Destomation
BattleField
Smashville 
Dream Land 64 
Town & City

Counterpicks: 
Lylat Cruise
Duck Hunt
Omega Stages (unless FD is banned)
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Set format

1. Both players select characters. Double blind can be called if necessary.
2. Stage striking: Players eliminate stages from the Starter Stage List until only 1 remains, and the players then play the first match on that stage. Players strike stages in a 1-2-1 order.
3. The first match is played.
4. Winning player of the preceding match bans a stage(s).
5. The losing player of preceding match picks stage for the next match.
6. The winning player of preceding match picks character.
7. The losing player picks character.
8. The next match is played.
9. Repeat steps 4-8 for all consecutive matches until the set is complete.

Smash 4 Rules


- 2 stock 6 minute timer for singles, 
- 3 stock 8 minute timer for doubles.
- Legal controllers: Any controller powered by plugging into the console (including but not limited to Gamecube controllers, Wiiu Pro controllers w/ Battery Pack removed,  PS#/PS4 controller with a brooks converter etc.) 
- CUSTOMS ARE BANNED
- 1 ban stage ban
- Medium Weight Miis (Open Movesets)
- 1 mii allowed per set
- Pause set to OFF
- Time outs are settled the same way as melee and PM
- Modified Dave's Stupid Rule: The loser cannot pick a stage he or she has won on in the set unless agreed upon by both players. Additionally, if both players agree to play on a banned stage, that stage may be played as well.
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Stages

Starters:
Final Destomation
BattleField
Smashville 
Dream Land 64 
Town & City

Counterpicks: 
Lylat Cruise
Duck Hunt
Omega Stages (unless FD is banned)
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Set format

1. Both players select characters. Double blind can be called if necessary.
2. Stage striking: Players eliminate stages from the Starter Stage List until only 1 remains, and the players then play the first match on that stage. Players strike stages in a 1-2-1 order.
3. The first match is played.
4. Winning player of the preceding match bans a stage(s).
5. The losing player of preceding match picks stage for the next match.
6. The winning player of preceding match picks character.
7. The losing player picks character.
8. The next match is played.
9. Repeat steps 4-8 for all consecutive matches until the set is complete.

Stages: Dreamland only
Set format

1. Both players select characters. Double blind can be called if necessary.
2. Pick Dreamland
3. The first match is played.
4. The winning player of preceding match picks character.
5. The losing player picks character.
6. The next match is played on Dreamland.
7. Repeat steps 4-6 for all consecutive matches until the set is complete.

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