| [https://challonge.com/EUAC92 EU ARMS Challenge #92] || May 8, 2022 || [[Ripha]] || {{Icon|Mechanica}}
| [https://challonge.com/EUAC92 EU ARMS Challenge #92] || May 8, 2022 || [[Ripha]] || {{Icon|Mechanica}}
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| [https://challonge.com/EUAC93 EU ARMS Challenge #93] || May 22, 2022 || [[Ripha]] || {{Icon|Ninjara}} {{Icon|Misango}}
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*With 37 wins, Ripha has the most EUAC wins out of all 12 unique victors.
*With 38 wins, Ripha has the most EUAC wins out of all 12 unique victors.
**Ripha also has the highest win streak in the series, winning 7 tournaments in a row.
**Ripha also has the highest win streak in the series, winning 7 tournaments in a row.
*[[Yätta]]'s 4 event EUAC win streak throughout the Summer of 2018 garnered him the nickname "King of Europe".
*[[Yätta]]'s 4 event EUAC win streak throughout the Summer of 2018 garnered him the nickname "King of Europe".
Revision as of 22:58, 24 May 2022
EU ARMS Challenge (abbreviated as EUAC) is an online biweekly ARMS tournament series originally created and organized by Cojora and Raffa which is currently run by Ripha and ocrim. The later duo took control of the series starting with EUAC #5 on July 15th, 2018. EU ARMS Challenge began in October of 2017 and is still having new events today.
Like most events, EU ARMS Challenge runs double elimination brackets. Players utilize the EU ARMS Discord server to communicate with their opponents as the brackets (aside from the first event) are ran on Challonge, a site that lacks player-to-player chat functions. The tournament is streamed through EU ARMS' Twitch account and has featured many different casters over time including Defur, Layla, Mathias Wolfbrok, and more. In terms of the tournament's stage list, the "Backroom" stages were initially used, though starting with EUAC #64 Ninja College replaced Scrapyard as a counterpick stage. Generally, the event utilizes a modified Backroom ruleset.
EU ARMS Challenge events have always counted toward the EU ARMS Power Ranking since said ranking's inception. At the end of power ranking seasons, invitational events with prize pools have traditionally been held, though prior to these occurring specific EUAC events featured prize pools instead. These events are EUAC #19 and #25, both of which had a $100 pot.