Published: October 18, 2025
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As someone who cares deeply about competition in the Oceania Tekken scene, I feel it’s important to bring attention to something that’s been affecting a lot of players. There’s a serious integrity issue in Tekken 8 TWT’s Oceania region, particularly involving Guam. @BNEesports

This year, he plans to achieve the same. Yet almost all of his reported tournaments display an unusually high number of DQs, often 15 or more players are recorded as a DQ. In the latest dojo “GESF Summer/Fall Showdown September 2025” , there were a total of 20 individual DQs with

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There are also several instances where players are recorded as losing 0-2 on the winners’ side, only to be disqualified immediately after in the losers’ bracket. The same pattern occurs where there are DQs in winners’ side and then an 0-2 in losers’. This creates the appearance

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Furthermore, Allidar is also the tournament organiser of every dojo listed on his TWT profile while simultaneously being the number 1 seeded player in all of them. (see screenshot below). This is a major conflict of interest as it allows him to influence tournament logistics,

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Another concern is the location of these tournaments that are held in “Guam Premier Outlets” which is a local outlet mall. The venue itself is smaller than a classroom (see images below), making it physically impossible for over 64 people (specifically 104 players for one of the

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This region is already at a disadvantage in terms of receiving competitive opportunities for Tekken. For example, Oceania was excluded from the “Road to Evo” as well as the “Road to EWC” event this year, leaving many of us disheartened.  Because of all these issues outlined

Another example of questionable participants.

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@nickromancer_tk @BNEesports Below is the official statement recently put out from GEF in regards to the problem at hand Im not affiliated with GEF nor the Tekken competitive scene at all, but as a citizen of Guam i've witnessed just how difficult it really is for our event organizers to cultivate

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@nickromancer_tk @BNEesports Some good stuff in here thanks for all the work you do

@nickromancer_tk @BNEesports So I see where your coming from and I'm glad to see that an investigation will now happen. On a quick look, yes last event should have been put to dojo 48+ 10 DQs of 67 people entered is a clear downgrade.

@nickromancer_tk @BNEesports Yeah out of all the small regions that consistently pull high dojo player counts (Bolivia, Madagascar), the Guam scene certainly seems to have the least amount of clout to back up such numbers.

@nickromancer_tk @BNEesports Should be renamed into GuamDisqualificationFederation🤣

@nickromancer_tk @BNEesports anybody wanna book a flight to guam to play some tekken?

@nickromancer_tk @BNEesports It reminds me a lot of Central America :v

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