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Community Effort Orlando

Community Effort Orlando (often shortened to CEO) is an annual fighting game event held in Orlando, Florida. Introduced in 2010 and organized by Alex Jebailey, the event is known for its strong ties to the fighting game community. Fighting game players compete in a wrestling ring during the event's tournaments, and CEO has been a mainstay of the Capcom…

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Location
2010-2017 in Orlando, Florida 2018-2024 Daytona Beach, Florida 2025- Orlando, Florida
Administrator
Alex Jebailey
Established
2010
Month played
June
Number of tournaments
1 annually
Sport
various fighting games

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Community Effort Orlando

Nodes70
Edges69
Triples31
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028571
Components1

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Community Effort Orlando

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related to 2010–2013 · 15
Community Effort Orlando → Alex Jebailey, At, CEO, Evo, Facebook, Florida, He, In, Jebailey, June, Orlando, Orlando Business Journal, Road, Tournament Organizer, Twitter
Administrator · 1
Community Effort Orlando → Alex Jebailey
Established · 1
Community Effort Orlando → 2010
Location · 1
Community Effort Orlando → 2010-2017 in Orlando, Florida 2018-2024 Daytona Beach, Florida 2025- Orlando, Florida
Month played · 1
Community Effort Orlando → June
Number of tournaments · 1
Community Effort Orlando → 1 annually
Sport · 1
Community Effort Orlando → various fighting games

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ceo event jebailey tournament game fighting orlando held community 2015 tournaments june florida capcom events attendees street fighter annual 2016

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Community Effort OrlandoAdministratorAlex Jebailey1.00infobox
Community Effort OrlandoEstablished20101.00infobox
Community Effort OrlandoLocation2010-2017 in Orlando, Florida 2018-2024 Daytona Beach, Florida 2025- Orlando, Florida1.00infobox
Community Effort OrlandoMonth playedJune1.00infobox
Community Effort OrlandoNumber of tournaments1 annually1.00infobox
Community Effort OrlandoSportvarious fighting games1.00infobox
Twitterinstance ofJebailey stated that his presence on social media0.80text
Facebook has allowed the event to grow in sizeinstance ofJebailey stated that his presence on social media0.80text
Infiltrationinstance ofwell-known players0.80text
Tokidoinstance ofwell-known players0.80text
Yusuke Momochiinstance ofwell-known players0.80text
and Daigo Umehara were all eliminated before reaching the finalsinstance ofwell-known players0.80text

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