What is SSBM Rank?
It’s been a while since a North America wide ranking has been done. A panel of experts have been ranking active players in 2013 and we will count them down on Twitter (@norcalmelee) and on this site from No. 100 to No.1.
We asked high level players, tournament organizers, and people engrossed in the scene to rate players on a scale of 1-10 based on their current quality of play (November, before “Pound V.5”, “Revival of Melee 6”, and “Kings of Cali 3”) and for the upcoming 2014 year. To reduce variance, the lowest and highest ratings were taken out and then averaged to get a final product.
What is #SSBM Rank?
#SSBMRank is the Twitter hashtag to use if you want to get involved in the discussion or just want to follow along
Goofs/Choices
To be considered active, you had to play in a US tournament within 2013. This unfortunately excludes several well qualified international players such as Amsah, Remen, Zgetto, and Tuga. Unfortunately, the list also forgot to include certain players that should be considered active (Lord HDL, Diakonos, Vudujin) or people who have very recently emerged back into the scene (Raynex, Wife, etc…)
Release Dates
Nov 29 – #100 – Ken
Week 1
Dec 9, Monday – SSBM 2013 Rank #99-91
Dec 10, Tuesday – SSBM 2013 Rank #90-81
Dec 11, Wednesday – SSBM 2013 Rank #80-71
Dec 12, Thursday – SSBM 2013 Rank #70-61
Dec 13, Friday – SSBM 2013 Rank #60-51
Week 2
Dec 16, Monday – SSBM 2013 Rank #50-41
Dec 17, Tuesday – SSBM 2013 Rank #40-31
Dec 18, Wednesday – SSBM 2013 Rank #30-21
Dec 19, Thursday – SSBM 2013 Rank #20-11
Dec 20, Friday – SSBM Panel Discussion
Week 3
Dec 23, Monday – SSBM 2013 Rank #10 ,9 ,8
Dec 24, Tuesday – SSBM 2013 Rank #7–6
Dec 25, Wednesday – SSBM 2013 Rank #5–4
Dec 26, Thursday – SSBM 2013 Rank #3,2,1
Dec 27, Friday – SSBM Rank Aftermath
[…] Every entry to the list includes a profile of each player as well as their respective tournament results throughout the past year. To read more about the thought process behind the making of the rankings, along with the full rankings themselves, check out MioM’s webpage here. […]
[…] Every entry to the list includes a profile of each player as well as their respective tournament results throughout the past year. To read more about the thought process behind the making of this list, along with the full rankings themselves, be sure to check out MioM’s explanation here. […]