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SEA Summer Suiji Showdown 3

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The SEA Summer Suiji Showdown 3 (SSSS 3) was a South East Asian team-based (3v3) osu! tournament hosted by phox and Kahli. The tournament featured a Suiji-style team matchmaking system, in which players were assigned to a team at random prior to the start of the tournament based on each other's BWS rank. It was open to all players from all ten ASEAN member states ( Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, The Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam) regardless of rank, and was the third iteration of the SEA Summer Suiji Showdown.

Tournament schedule

Event Timestamp
Registration phase 2023-05-07/2023-05-22
Screening phase 2023-05-23/2023-05-28
Team drawing 2023-05-28 (14:00 UTC)
Swiss round (week 1) 2023-06-05/2023-06-11
Swiss round (week 2) 2023-06-12/2023-06-18
Swiss round (week 3) 2023-06-19/2023-06-25
Round of 16 2023-06-26/2023-07-02
Quarterfinals 2023-07-03/2023-07-09
Semifinals 2023-07-10/2023-07-16
Finals (week 1) 2023-07-17/2023-07-23
Finals (week 2) 2023-07-24/2023-07-30

Prizes

Placing Prize(s)
Gold crown 4 months of osu!supporter for each team member
Silver crown 2 months of osu!supporter for each team member
Bronze crown 1 months of osu!supporter for each team member

Organisation

The SEA Summer Suiji Showdown 3 was run by various osu! community members from the South East Asia region and beyond.

Position Member(s)
Host phox, Kahli
Mappool selector phox, Kahli, Deppyforce, realshin, m0fum0fu
Playtester _gt, SDKO, Dawnwing, TheRealPlayer
Streamer Kahli, Laphii
Commentator phox, BlankTap, Banner, Racers03
Referee Laphii, nabirra, -PeKoRa-, Galeath, Infinitstart, ShadeCegLgMn, SSScotty, reforna, YeetMeister47
Graphic designer megumic
Spreadsheet manager phox
Wiki editor Niva

Links

Participants

Listed below are the teams participating in SSSS 3 along with their respective team members, with players in bold acting as team captains.

Team name Seed S player Seed A player Seed B player #1 Seed B player #2 Seed C player #1 Seed C player #2
Ang Pogi mo Oodriin OsuSeulgiDragon Egao TequilaWolf _kaie Oooodriiin niksx
Banana Suikami _Arigato Akezaris MyDTAccSucks decaykets lucidators
blind people Chiyuu _kasaezic moosepi Wish_ Moltenfury Vixera
Chicken Rice Alue ManicMacho puffonxe Racers03 Icun Simple-
Fuuka Motor Rosemi Lovelock RyzenPP WhiteCab FAW FourCan MPDisplay
geoguessr Phoeni_ bluezenithgames JSpiriT NaFish squidstain seeen11l1
Hina Motor KonKonKitsuNe Rtyzen lweexe dragonlemmy i love rinko YankeeSnow213
Kageno 2 and eight Hecatia NathanSS JayAreEee eterrius Junkmaniac
kedama milk -Kedama Armadayeet LDerpy AkariAoi GodKnows dngcheng
kisaki motor Tebi DuoX Zygody xHirayuki Blethz Hanami-
maimai Eagle5324 DeathHydra moroha29 Quickeryes uniqly smthelse
Mica Motor dlwlrma- Caruma not_aweeb Jolene LITFAM123 Touruu
Rumah Makan Padang Daffy SakaIndy thanh792001 BlankTap Robed Baechuu
ryowari da () SilenceSuzuka1 Blemishki malvon ProjectGreat Definition rethinkrubiks
Schale Hakui Koyori Agagak Chipperonio Yukixo MisonoMika hollowknees
Spacediver megumic Chibi Maruko kirkirs Iyori Goaw2551 Dunn
Stelle x Trash Can Lesperry namirin1 Desmond823 Sunohara Shun Can Never FC Setsoku
Team XenoitesBadPog Grantorio xidorn Geanyl Sh1moto GG_com2016
Tingyun Motor ThatNOOBGuy Tzero milo Penguin Mashima Himeko CopyPasted JokThree
TTzida Tuon iraozm -TwiHD Anderwear ZIENARD Dreaming-

Podium

This competition has come to an end and resulted in the following podium:

Placing Team
Gold crown Schale ( Hakui Koyori, Agagak, Chipperonio, Yukixo, MisonoMika, hollowknees)
Silver crown Tingyun Motor ( ThatNOOBGuy, Tzero, milo Penguin, Mashima Himeko, CopyPasted, JokThree)
Bronze crown maimai ( Eagle5324, DeathHydra, moroha29, Quickeryes, uniqly, smthelse)

Mappools

Finals (week 2)

Download the mappack here! (160 MB)

Finals (week 1)

Download the mappack here! (169 MB)

Semifinals

Download the mappack here! (177 MB)

Quarterfinals

Download the mappack here! (151 MB)

Round of 16

Download the mappack here! (152 MB)

Swiss round (week 3)

Download the mappack here! (115 MB)

Swiss round (week 2)

Download the mappack here! (124 MB)

Swiss round (week 1)

Download the mappack here! (136 MB)

Match results

Finals (week 2)

Sunday, 30 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower maimai 3 8 Schale #1

Monday, 31 July 2023, Grand Final:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower Tingyun Motor 6 9 Schale #1

Finals (week 1)

Friday, 21 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower kisaki motor 7 8 Fuuka Motor #1

Sunday, 23 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Upper maimai 1 8 Tingyun Motor #1
Lower Schale 8 0 Rumah Makan Padang #1

Wednesday, 26 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower Schale 8 1 Fuuka Motor #1

Semifinals

Friday, 14 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower Kageno 7 3 Spacediver #1

Saturday, 15 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower Rumah Makan Padang 7 5 hina motor #1
Upper Schale 5 7 maimai #1
Lower blind people 7 3 Stelle x Trash Can #1
Lower Fuuka Motor 7 5 geoguessr #1

Sunday, 16 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower Rumah Makan Padang 7 1 Kageno #1
Lower Fuuka Motor 7 3 blind people #1
Upper kisaki motor 4 7 Tingyun Motor #1

Quarterfinals

Friday, 7 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Upper Schale 7 5 blind people #1

Saturday, 8 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower ryowari da 3 7 Spacediver #1
Upper Tingyun Motor 7 6 Rumah Makan Padang #1

Sunday, 9 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower TTzida 5 7 geoguessr #1
Lower Banana 0 7 hina motor #1
Upper kisaki motor 7 1 Kageno #1

Monday, 10 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Lower Ang Pogi mo Oodriin 1 7 Stelle x Trash Can #1
Upper maimai 7 6 Fuuka Motor #1

Round of 16

Friday, 30 June 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Upper maimai 7 2 ryowari da #1

Saturday, 1 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Upper Spacediver 4 7 Fuuka Motor #1
Upper Schale 7 0 Banana #1
Upper geoguessr 4 7 Kageno #1
Upper blind people 7 4 hina motor #1
Upper kisaki motor 7 1 TTzida #1

Sunday, 2 July 2023:

Bracket Team 1 Team 2 Match link
Upper Stelle x Trash Can 6 7 Rumah Makan Padang #1
Upper Tingyun Motor 7 2 Ang Pogi mo Oodriin #1

Swiss round

Overall standings

Rank Team name Points Wins Draws Losses Map difference
1 Schale 5 5 0 1 +17
2 kisaki motor 5 5 0 1 +16
3 Tingyun Motor 5 5 0 1 +10
4 maimai 4.5 4 1 1 +12
5 geoguessr 4 4 0 2 +6
6 blind people 3.5 3 1 2 +3
7 Spacediver 3 3 0 3 +4
8 Stelle x Trash Can 3 3 0 3 +3
9 Rumah Makan Padang 3 2 2 2 +3
10 Fuuka Motor 3 3 0 3 +1
11 ryowari da 3 2 2 2 +1
12 hina motor 3 2 2 2 0
13 Banana 2.5 1 3 2 -3
14 Kageno 2.5 1 3 2 -5
15 TTzida 2 1 2 3 -112
16 Ang Pogi mo Oodriin 2 1 2 3 -112
17 kedama milk 2 2 0 4 -112
18 Mica Motor 1.5 1 1 4 -8
19 Chicken Rice 1.5 1 1 4 -11
20 Team 1 1 0 5 -16

Swiss week 3

Thursday, 22 June 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
3-19 Chicken Rice 3 5 Team #1

Friday, 23 June 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
3-4 geoguessr 0 5 Schale #1

Saturday, 24 June 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
3-18 Banana 5 2 kedama milk #1
3-14 Kageno 4 4 Mica Motor #1
3-10 Fuuka Motor 5 2 hina motor #1
3-5 geoguessr 5 3 blind people #1
3-20 kedama milk 5 3 Team #1
3-9 Spacediver 2 5 hina motor #1

Sunday, 25 June 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
3-7 blind people 4 4 Rumah Makan Padang #1
3-3 Tingyun Motor 1 5 maimai #1
3-12 ryowari da 5 1 TTzida #1
3-15 Ang Pogi mo Oodriin 0 5 Stelle x Trash Can #1
3-17 Banana 4 4 Chicken Rice #1
3-6 Schale 5 1 Rumah Makan Padang #1
3-8 Spacediver 5 2 Fuuka Motor #1
3-16 Stelle x Trash Can 5 3 Mica Motor #1
3-2 Kisaki Motor 5 1 maimai #1
3-13 Ang Pogi mo Oodriin 4 4 TTzida #1
3-11 ryowari da 4 4 Kageno #1
3-1 kisaki motor 3 5 Tingyun Motor #1

Swiss week 2

Tuesday, 13 July 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
2-7 TTzida 0 5 maimai #1

Thursday, 15 July 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
2-6 Kageno 0 5 maimai #1

Friday, 16 July 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
2-19 Stelle x Trash Can 5 2 Team #1

Saturday, 17 July 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
2-5 Rumah Makan Padang 5 1 TTzida #1
2-16 Banana 4 4 hina motor #1
2-9 Mica Motor 0 5 geoguessr #1
2-13 Chicken Rice 2 5 blind people #1
2-4 kisaki motor 5 1 Kageno #1
2-17 hina motor 5 1 Ang Pogi mo Oodriin #1
2-14 ryowari da 5 3 Banana #1
2-3 Tingyun Motor 5 3 Rumah Makan Padang #1
2-10 kedama milk 0 5 geoguessr #1
2-2 Spacediver 1 5 kisaki motor #1
2-18 Stelle x Trash Can 3 5 Fuuka Motor #1

Sunday, 18 July 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
2-20 Fuuka Motor 5 0 Team #1
2-8 Mica Motor 1 5 kisaki motor #1
2-1 Spacediver 3 5 Tingyun Motor #1
2-12 kedama milk 0 5 blind people #1
2-11 Schale 5 2 Chicken Rice #1
2-15 ryowari da 2 5 Ang Pogi mo Oodriin #1

Swiss week 1

Thursday, 8 June 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
1-3 Rumah Makan Padang 5 0 Chicken Rice #1

Saturday, 10 June 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
1-13 geoguessr 0 5 Spacediver #1
1-15 blind people 5 3 Stelle x Trash Can #1
1-5 ryowari da 4 4 hina motor #1
1-8 Ang Pogi mo Oodriin 0 5 Mica Motor #1
1-6 hina motor 1 5 Kageno #1
1-18 Kisaki Motor 5 1 Team #1
1-12 Banana 1 5 geoguessr #1
1-14 Spacediver 5 0 blind people #1
1-7 Kageno 4 4 Ang Pogi mo Oodriin #1
1-1 Fuuka Motor 3 5 maimai #1
1-16 Stelle x Trash Can 2 5 Schale #1

Sunday, 11 June 2023:

Match code Team 1 Team 2 Match link
1-20 Tingyun Motor 5 1 Fuuka Motor #1
1-14 TTzida 4 4 Banana #1
1-17 Mica Motor 3 5 kedama milk #1
1-17 Schale 3 5 kisaki motor #1
1-4 Chicken Rice 5 3 ryowari da #1
1-19 Team 1 5 Tingyun Motor #1
1-2 maimai 4 4 Rumah Makan Padang #1
1-10 kedama milk 3 5 TTzida #1

Ruleset

General rules

  1. Beatmap scoring is based on ScoreV2.
  2. The mappools for each round will be announced by the tournament management in advance before the actual matches take place.
  3. Match schedules will be predetermined by the tournament management. If there are any teams who are unable to attend the current schedule for any reason, all other affected teams may apply and settle for a reschedule at the #reschedule channel in the tournament's Discord server.
  4. A referee will create a multiplayer room 10 minutes in advance and will start to send out invites.
  5. If a team fails to field the required amount of players within 10 minutes of the start time, their opponent wins by default.
  6. If no staff or referee is available, the match will be postponed.
  7. NoFail will be enforced in all beatmaps. This is to ensure that the points are to be awarded more fairly towards teams who perform better in general during the course of the beatmap regardless of their remaining health at the end.
  8. If a player disconnects, it will be treated as if they had failed the beatmap.
    • A match can be rematched for disconnects that occur within a few seconds after the beatmap has been started by the referee.
  9. Lag is not a valid reason to nullify a beatmap.
  10. If any problems during the match occur, the tournament management will make a decision based on the referee's report.
  11. It is expected that all players be polite and respectful to each other. Penalties will be given upon violation.
    • If a player is found to be engaging in an act that is deemed to be distasteful or provocative, the corresponding player may be disqualified right away from the tournament and/or blacklisted from future iterations of the tournament by the tournament management.
    • Usage of any tools or programs that are against the osu! community rules is strictly prohibited and will be straight up reported to the osu! team at will.

Tournament registration

  1. All interested players are required to register into the tournament individually through this form.
    • In order to be eligible to play in the tournament, a player must:
      • Have the flag of any of the ten ASEAN member states ( Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, The Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, or Vietnam) displayed on their profile, or
      • Be in possession of a valid primary national identity document (i.e. passport or ID card) issued by one of the aforementioned countries.
  2. The tournament management reserves the right to decline players who are blacklisted from SSSS 3 due to their misconduct in previous South East Asian regional tournaments (including, but not limited to, oSEAT 5 and UCUP 2022) from competing.
  3. To ensure that all incoming registrations are serious and valid, every registered player will be checked in detail by the tournament management.
  4. The list of players who are deemed to be eligible to compete in the tournament will be published by the tournament management after the registration phase has ended.
  5. As the tournament features no Qualifiers, only the top 144 players based on their BWS rank will be admitted into the tournament.
  6. Testplayers, referees, and mappool selectors may not participate as players in this tournament.

Team matchmaking

  1. The 144 players who made it through the registration process will be divided into four seeds based on their BWS rank as follows:
    • #1 – #24: Seed S
    • #25 – #48: Seed A
    • #49 – #96: Seed B
    • #97 – #144: Seed C
  2. During the team matchmaking stream, players will be assigned into twenty different teams at random with each team consisting of one seed S player, one seed A player, two seed B players, and two seed C players respectively.
  3. All teams are required to nominate a player as their captain and submit a team name to the tournament management within one week of the team matchmaking stream.
    • Choosing an inappropriate team name is not allowed.

Round-specific rules

Swiss round rules

  1. The Swiss round will be held over the course of three weeks with a different mappool for each week.
  2. During each week, each team will play 2 matches against opponents determined by the Swiss algorithm.
  3. Matches in the Swiss round will only be played until either team scores 5 points or that a total of eight maps have been contested (whichever comes first) with no tiebreakers.
    • When a match extends to the 4-4 mark, it will be considered as a draw.
  4. Based on their performance in a match, each team will be awarded points that go to their Swiss round standings as follows:
    • Winning a match: +1 point
    • Drawing a match: +0.5 points
    • Losing a match: 0 points
  5. The Swiss round standings are determined by (in order):
    • Points accumulated
    • Map difference (# of maps won - # of maps lost)
    • Head-to-head records between the tied teams
    • Number of wins
    • Sum of wins of the tied team's opponents
    • The result of an extra play-off match (if needed)
  6. Forfeiting a match will be treated as an instant loss with a -5 map difference to the forfeiting team's name.
  7. The top 16 teams based on the Swiss round standings will advance into the knock-out stage.

Knock-out stage rules

  1. The 16 teams who managed to get through from the Swiss round will be matched to each other based on the following system:
    • The top 4 teams in order will be given the first choice to pick their Round of 16 opponent among the teams that placed 9th–16th.
    • The teams that placed 5th–8th will then be faced against the unchosen teams based on reverse placement order in the Round of 16.
  2. Teams will compete against each other using the double-elimination system:
    • Teams who lose in the upper bracket can still play again in the lower bracket.
    • Teams who lose in the lower bracket will be eliminated from the tournament.
    • In the Grand Final, the winner of the upper bracket will be given a 2-point advantage against the winner of the lower bracket. There will be no bracket reset in the tournament.
  3. Players who can compete in the next round are determined by:
    • In the the Round of 16, the Quarterfinals, and the Semifinals, each team needs to win 7 points in order to win a match. (Best of 13)
    • In both of the Finals weeks, excluding the Grand Final match, each team needs to win 8 points in order to win a match. (Best of 15)
    • In the Grand Final match, each player needs to win 9 points in order to win a match (Best of 17) with the winner of the upper bracket given a 2-point advantage at the start of the match.
    • Whether there are teams who are declared to win the match by default.
    • Whether there are teams who are disqualified from the tournament.

Match regulations

  1. Each team captain must use the !roll command once in the multiplayer lobby in order to determine the banning and picking order.
    • The winner of the !roll gets to determine who gets the first pick and the second ban.
    • The loser of the !roll gets the opposite by default.
  2. Each team has to ban one beatmap prior to the start of the match and one other beatmap prior to the third round of picks (that are yet to be banned or picked at that point) from the corresponding mappool. These beatmaps will not be allowed to be picked by any player during the entire match.
  3. For each map, each team is required to field either 1 seed B player and 1 seed C player or 2 seed C players at minimum.
    • If a team is missing or otherwise not able to ready their lower seed players for the match, they are still allowed to continue playing at a player disadvantage (2v3 or 1v3) should they wish to.
  4. There will be no warm-up beatmaps to be played in the multiplayer lobby. Players and teams who are looking to warm up before the match are expected to do so by their own before the match commences.
  5. In a FreeMod pick, each team has to apply at least two unique mod combinations to play the beatmap with. Allowed mods are either NoMod or Easy, HardRock, Hidden, Flashlight, or any possible combinations of the four.
    • NoMod is treated as a mod combination of its own, in which NoMod scores will be mutiplied by x0.7.
    • For balancing reasons, HardRock along with Hidden + HardRock as well as Easy along with Easy + Hidden are not considered as a unique combination.
  6. The tiebreaking system works as follows:
    • As the mappool for each stage is tailored so that the tiebreak occurs when there is exactly three maps left available to pick, during the tiebreaker, both team captains will be discreetly asked by the referee to ban one of the three remaining beatmaps from the mappool. The one beatmap that ends up not being banned will be played as the tiebreaker.
    • If both team captains ban the same beatmap, the referee will run the !roll 2 command in the lobby to determine which of the two remaining possible maps will be played as the tiebreaker.
  7. The results of each match and any other relevant information regarding the match will be noted by the referee after the match has been concluded.

Notes

  1. Despite having the American flag, SilenceSuzuka is eligible to participate in the tournament as the player is in possession of a Philippine passport. ↑

  2. Three-way head-to-head points: TTzida 1.5, Ang Pogi mo Oodriin 1, kedama milk 0.5. ↑ ↑ ↑

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