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The King of Iron Fist Tekken 7: FR North American Finals 11/08-11/09

Tripon

Member
Main Stream:
https://www.twitch.tv/tekken

Schedule:

Tuesday 11/08: Starts at 9AM PST/12PM EST
Wednesay 11/09: Starts at 5PM PST/8PM EST

Current entrants:

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Note: There will be 10 Last Chance Qualification single elimination tournaments on Tuesday to fill out the rest of the bracket.

http://tk7.tekken.com/kotif16'


After the Last Chance qualification tournaments. Here are the pools:

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Rules:

‘NORTH AMERICA FINAL’ QUALIFICATION & RULES

‘Tournament’ champions qualify for ‘TEKKEN 7: The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 2016 North America Final’ event.

Qualification for ‘TEKKEN 7: The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 2016 North America Final’ event is open for residents of North and South America. Qualified champions under the age of eighteen (18) will require legal guardian.

Qualified champions that are residents of North/South America but are outside of the United States must have a valid passport to participate in the ‘TEKKEN 7: The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 2016 North America Final’

In the event that ‘Tournament’ champion is not a resident of North/South America, the qualification will pass to the next highest placing resident of North/South America.
In the event that the next highest placing resident is the 5th or 7th place tie, both players will compete in a tiebreaker set. The winner will qualify for ‘TEKKEN 7: The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 2016 North America Final’

Eighteen (18) qualified champions will receive travel, lodging, and entry to the ‘TEKKEN 7: The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 2016 North America Final’

Qualified champions cannot compete in future ‘TEKKEN 7: The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 2016’ events after qualifying unless they relinquish their qualifying spot (see options below).

Qualified champions have the option to relinquish their qualifying spot from a ‘Tournament’ to compete in another ‘Tournament’ on the tour.

For each relinquished qualifying spot, a last chance qualifier spot will be opened in the ‘Last Chance Qualifier’ tournament.

A ‘Last Chance Qualifier’ tournament will be held to fill remainder spots for a total of twenty (20) qualified participants for the ‘TEKKEN 7: The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 2016 North America Final’ event.

Top placing participants in the ‘Last Chance Qualifier’ tournament will be used to fill remainder open spots. Tiebreaker sets will be used in the event an odd number of open spots are available.

Previous qualified champions that relinquished their spots to compete in another ‘Tournament’ in the tour but were unable to secure a new spot may enter the ‘Last Chance Qualifier’ tournament to requalify.

The last chance qualifier tournaments will be single elimination brackets where each tournament winner will earn a spot into the finals day. Competitors can enter as many last chance qualifier tournaments as they want. The first tournament will start at 9AM PST and will continue sequentially until we fill in the required spots needed to have 20 qualifiers for finals day.

Single elimination format

Best 2 out of 3 matches until Grand Finals where it will be best 3 out of 5 matches
Random Select Stage
Winner must use the same character

‘TEKKEN 7: The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 2016 North America Final’ will feature a ‘Round Robin Pool Play’ round followed by ‘Top 8’ bracket.

Twenty (20) qualified participants will be split via lottery into four (4) groups of ‘Round Robin Pool Play.’ Top two (2) placers in each ‘Round Robin Pool’ will qualify to advance to the ‘Top 8’ bracket.

Eight (8) qualified participants will be seeded via lottery into an 8man bracket.
All rounds of ‘Top 8’ bracket will be best of 3 out of 5 matches.

5. PRIZING

Prizing and Payout Structure for ‘North America Final’
$20,000 Total Prize Pool

1st $10,000
2nd $4,000
3rd $3,000
4th $1,500
Tied 5th $500
Tied 5th $500
Tied 7th $250
Tied 7th $250
 

Tripon

Member
People hoping to enter the LCQs have 1 hour to register before the first one.

Last Chance Qualifier for KOTIF16 North American Finals (Nov 8th)
@ Hilton SF Union Square Hotel (4th Floor, 3rd Tower). Follow the banners to "Union Square" meeting rooms 15-18.
Address:
333 O'Farrell St, San Francisco, CA 94102
Registration begins at:
8:00AM PST
Tournament Play & Live-steam on twitch.tv/tekken will begin at:
9:00AM PST

https://www.facebook.com/tekken/posts/10154609122767978
 

Tripon

Member
In the middle of the week?

Will try to watch at work but will miss out on commentary :/
Probably the only time the venue was available in Nov.

They are holding the LCQs in a random hotel on Tuesday and the actual finals at the Ruby Sky on Wed.

Venues of this size has to be booked months and sometime years in advance.
 

BadWolf

Member
Probably the only time the venue was available in Nov.

They are holding the LCQs in a random hotel on Tuesday and the actual finals at the Ruby Sky on Wed.

Venues of this size has to be booked months and sometime years in advance.

Ah, makes sense.
 

Sinatar

Official GAF Bottom Feeder
So this is the first time the version with Bob & Master Raven has been in NA right? Kinda funny that people qualified on a totally different version of the game then what they're playing at the finals. Hell I think Rip qualified on Vanilla 7.
 

antibolo

Banned
How the hell does Tekken 7 have a competitive scene in NA anyway?

Are there even any cabs at all outside of California?
 

Sinatar

Official GAF Bottom Feeder
How the hell does Tekken 7 have a competitive scene in NA anyway?

Are there even any cabs at all outside of California?

Not really, but they've brought cabs to pretty much every tournament and wizard world event this year.
 

antibolo

Banned
Not really, but they've brought cabs to pretty much every tournament and wizard world event this year.

Sooooo... how do the participants even practice the game outside of the tournaments themselves?

Or is T7 similar enough to T6 or TTT2 that it doesn't matter?
 

thehadou

Neo Member
Yea if they are going to do a 30+ minute break between each of these 9 tournaments this isn't going to be over until tomorrow morning.

There won't be 30 minute breaks per. Stream station had to reset (arcade boards have downsides) but the 2nd bracket had already begun. Breaks between LCQs are only scheduled to be 10 minutes.
 

antibolo

Banned
Youtube and TTT2 solo mode is what some people have done.

That's hilarious and sad. Mostly sad.

Namco really doesn't give a fuck about its international audience, don't they? How many fucking years has it been already, and still no home ports?
 

Shouta

Member
How the hell does Tekken 7 have a competitive scene in NA anyway?

Are there even any cabs at all outside of California?

A lot of the bigger places for Tekken also had arcades that got it (well, Round 1) and folks got to play Vanilla T7 for awhile.
 
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