What to know
- Ten countries sent open- and regular-class reps: Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia
- 3-on-3 Battle to 4 points, single elimination
- Disputed semifinal: the judge missed Zane's own Free Ball Bit separating first, then awarded Zane a 2-point Burst Finish and a 4-0 win over Por
- No reversal was made despite live viewer complaints; Por was eliminated and Zane won the tournament
- The YouTube livestream VOD was briefly privated for downtime edits, then had comments disabled once public again
Participants
- Tatsuki (Japan, open)
- Sousuke (Japan, regular)
- Mi Hee Youn (Korea, open)
- Min Seo Jo (Korea, regular)
- Jerry (Taiwan, open)
- Eric (Taiwan, regular)
- Shun Da Gu (China, open)
- Shao Wei Yang (China, regular)
- Jimmy Lam (Hong Kong, open)
- Jarvis Law (Hong Kong, regular)
- Zane (Singapore, open)
- Javier (Singapore, regular)
- Crimson (Malaysia, open)
- Alvis (Malaysia, regular)
- Mark Jules Barrentes (Philippines, open)
- Emmanuel Marcelino (Philippines, regular)
- Por (Thailand, open)
- Zenshi (Thailand, regular)
- Abe (Indonesia, open)
- Khaleed (Indonesia, regular)
Results
- Zane (Singapore) won a contested 4-0 open-class semifinal over Por (Thailand)
- Zane (Singapore) won the open-class tournament
Named elsewhere on this site
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