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The 60-player cap for notable players on Liquipedia is easily reached here. Americas bring a lot of people to the tournament, notably MenaRD, Caba and Punk who have been dominating the more regional competitions. Asia-Pacific is almost entirely Japan, with a lot of very hyped names finally making it to international tournaments in Street Fighter 6. Tokido has a lot to prove after a disappointing showing at Red Bull Kumite, Daigo and Kawano are playing their first international tournaments in SF6 and Kakeru is looking to maintain his domination (over everyone except for Big Bird's Marisa). EMEA is the region with the least number of players listed, but it should not be underestimated. Big Bird and AngryBird have been taking SF6 by storm, and Akainu keeps showing how much he needs to be feared. This is the first truly stacked tournament in Street Fighter 6.(Image Via Liquipedia)
The winner of Evo 2023's Street Fighter 6 tournament will head home with $20,000 USD and qualification to Capcom Cup X, which itself has an incredible prize pool of $2 Million USD.(Image Via Liquipedia)
All the names you could hope for are here, including notable absences from 2022's SFV edition like Tasty Steve.(Image via evo.gg)
As has been the case with most SF6 tournaments, Evo 2023 will be played on PlayStation 5. The format is quite similar to the one spotted in other SF6 competitions but differs in a crucial way from SFV's Evo 2022. The top 8 is now the top 6, with the 2 bottom seeds directly facing the losers of the first upper-bracket matches. The upper bracket itself will be unchanged.