This essay sheds light on how to become a professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player, explicates how to be highly successful as a professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player, and elucidates how to earn revenue as a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player. Albeit ineffably cumbersome, it is viably possible to become a professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player in the digital era. Becoming a professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player is an eminently expensive undertaking to undergone, especially since being able to play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and record your Super Smash Bros. Ultimate matches can easily cost over $1000 even if you already own a PC and already have a broadband internet connection. Buying a a Nintendo Switch console, a Nintendo Switch Gamecube Controller, a Nintendo Switch Gamecube Controller adapter, a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, a microSD card, an HDMI video capture card, an HDMI monitor, an HDMI cable, the Super Smash Bros Ultimate video game, the downloadable content for the Super Smash Bros Ultimate video game, and a Nintendo Switch Online membership can easily cost you well over $1000 even if you already own a PC and already have a broadband internet connection. Becoming a professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is a cost prohibitive undertaking that a poor person cannot afford to pursue if he cannot afford to buy the necessary resources to even be able to commence playing the Super Smash Bros Ultimate video game. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is unequivocally an expensive video game just to be able to dabble into playing. It is far more expensive to purchase the entire Super Smash Bros. Ultimate video game than it is to purchase most Nintendo Switch video games. Purchasing all of the downloadable characters for the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate video game can cost over $100. The downloadable characters for Super Smash Bros Ultimate are pay to unlock characters and are not available as free to unlock characters for people who have already paid a steep premium price to purchase Super Smash Bros Ultimate . Super Smash Bros Ultimate can only be played via the Nintendo Switch and is not accessible on other video game consoles nor on the PC. A prospective professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player will need to be able to earmark a substantial amount of time into playing Super Smash Bros. Ultimate to be able to compete at the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate meta-game level and will also need to be able to generate a substantial amount of revenue from playing Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in order to be able to afford to be able to play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on a full time basis. Working a real private sector employee job based on voluntary demand will profusely drain your sacrosanct time and thereby preclude you from becoming adept enough to be able to compete on par with professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate players who do not have to work an employee job and who are able to able to afford to be able to play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on a full time basis. Professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate players are able to able to afford to be able to play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on a full time basis since they have attain lucrative careers from playing Super Smash Bros. Ultimate at the meta-game level and from producing Super Smash Bros. Ultimate content. A Professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player’s earnings potential is not entirely tether to his performance in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournaments Professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate players are acutely aware of the grave issues appertaining to working real private sector employee jobs based on voluntary demand. Much to the dismay of people who work real private sector employee jobs based on voluntary demand, most real private sector employee jobs based on voluntary demand are deemed to be dead end, highly time consuming, debilitating, minimum wage, dispiriting, unfulfilling, undesirable, harrowing, distressful, brutally wretched, ineffably agonizing jobs that not only drain almost all of your sacrosanct time and that do not pay anything close to 1/4 of a subsistence wage for affording housing, but are jobs that also induce chronic stress, chronic fatigue, chronic burnout, an undermined well-being, and poor health.