On Friday, July 3, Happenstance FGC broadcast another round of its inaugural Street Fighter league. What is Happenstance FGC? It’s a fighting game community that is currently hosting its first online Street Fighter V tournament. Happenstance FGC provides esports programming and competitions online and in-person.

The following is a quick roundup of the action and results of the July 3 broadcast. That broadcast (and all future broadcasts and past recordings) can be seen on the Happenstances FGC Facebook page here.

You can watch the next event on Monday, July 6 at 8 pm central time. The league is scheduled for three broadcasts a week: Monday, Thursday and Friday. The start time is 8 pm central time for all broadcasts.

The league is currently in its round-robin phase. All players play one another during the round-robin portion of the tournament. After the round-robin phase is complete, the top 8 players will compete in a double-elimination tournament to determine the league champion.

The match winners are determined by the first player to win two games in a best of three games format. As with other Street Fighter V tournaments, only the losing payer of a game can change characters for the next game, if the match has not yet been decided. The winning player of a game must keep the same character in the next game of a match.

The July 3 broadcast featured 6 total matches.

Here is a recap of the official results of all the matches on the broadcast.

Match 1

Rob_Mty (Guile) defeats Jefe Pilas (G) 2 games to 0.

Match 2

Rob_Mty (Guile) defeats LAW_Chu (Akuma) 2 games to 0.

Match 3

LAW_Chu (Akuma) defeats Zeromex (Kolin) 2 games to 1.

Match 4

Zeromex (Kolin) defeats Jefe Pilas (Seth) 2 games to 0.

Match 5

Aza_Belmont (Ibuki) defeats LAW_Chu (Akuma) 2 games to 1.

Match 6

Kaiser (Seth) defeats RASEC (M. Bison) 2 games to 1.