Congrats to LUCKY kagaribi doc 🎬 for Winning BREACH 2025 Hosted by BREACH 2025!!🏆

Unc still got it 💯

Your #SajamSlam coaches and roster! There was so many incredible sign ups, and even with 8 teams instead of 6 it was hard to narrow it down:

スリングショットの応用うまうま🐴

ゲーム＆ウォッチ完全単騎で3人目の2300達成しました！！！スティーブに続いて2体目の2300誕生して超嬉しい！！😭😭 今期は今までと違って立ち回り色々と模索して考えながら取り組めたからすごく成長できてよかった！！！ これに満足せず今期2400目指してまだまだ頑張ります！！🔥💪

Your #SajamSlam Team Rosters!

hkmori

Yessssss chon did it!!!! Let’s goooooo yessssss

Hurtにフルセットで勝った！

Target Ravenking who has never said a single mean thing about anyone, over an insignificant pre-local is so insane. This kinda cringey behavior only serves to disincentivize ppl from wanting to go out of their way to go to your regions events. Nobody cares about petty state beef.

not dead yet

ザクレイロボのプレイで1番好き

ソラは多分こんな感じだな〜 台があれば台経由してIDJ空上→上Bとかになるのかな

Training the best team of Sajam Slam History. Link below

Is this how you play Ryu?

戦場ホムヒカまじでいいかも！！ 他のステージじゃ撃墜できないパーセントで撃墜できるの熱すぎる

マンネリえぐくて昨日朝５時までずっとこれやってた

GimR If your habit is not the optimal choice, it's an easy way to lose. If your habit is based on thorough understanding of the game, it is a gateway to game winning interactions. Don't ignore habits, leverage them.

Playing to win is an obsolete mind set that was important back when the general culture didn't have an inherent pressure to win. Playing to perform and improve is both much less stressful and more effective for discovering learning opportunities. A proper mind set is vital.