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Street Fighter 6 Monthly Ranking Battle — June
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Street Fighter 6 Monthly Ranking Battle — June

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In 2 days · Saturday, June 13, 2026
1:00 PM PDT – 8:00 PM PDT
$10
Repeats monthly · until Dec 31, 2026

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GameSync San Diego, June 13th. $10. The Street Fighter 6 Monthly Ranking Battle in June — the midsummer checkpoint for the San Diego competitive SF6 scene, where the early-season metagame has settled enough to know what the room is running and what it's countering.

June is when the SF6 competitive year reaches its first maturity. The character tier lists from spring have been stress-tested. The patches have had time to change what's viable. The players showing up for the June Monthly have been adapting since the last event and will show up with something different than they ran in April. That evolution is what local monthlies track over time — the bracket is a record of how the scene is developing.

$10 entry. June 13th at GameSync, 2860 Main St. gamesync.us for the bracket format and timing. Show up early. The bracket fills and starts on time.
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