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slained
Canada966 Posts
Aside from the salaries. I am looking for good sources, and information on the topic. (I'll have a large section on Korean e-sports). Credible academic sources prefered, although given the lack of such information, websites and articles can work too Many Thanks! | ||
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Railz
United States1449 Posts
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:StarCraft_professional_competition#Payroll | ||
disciple
9071 Posts
I think I can find more if I could remember the exact link of the source | ||
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slained
Canada966 Posts
"Korea e-Sports Association/ May. 2008 " and thats really awesome, could you tell me more about things like that? I'm in your debt | ||
Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
http://weemee.com/weemee/issue/2 | ||
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slained
Canada966 Posts
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TopGear
United Kingdom796 Posts
ID Name Team Annual salary NaDa Lee, Yoon-yoel Wemade FOX $266,071 July Park, Sung-jun SK Telecom T1 $191,571 iloveoov Choi, Yeon-sung SK Telecom T1 $180,928 XellOs Seo, Ji-hoon CJ Entus $159,642 Reach Park, Jung-suk KTF Magics $141,550 Kingdom Park, Yong-wook SK Telecom T1 $127,714 GoRush Park, Tae-min SK Telecom T1 $127,714 Nal_rA Kang, Min KTF Magicns $127,714 sAviOr Ma, Jae-yoon CJ Entus $106,428 Midas Jun, Sang-wook SK Telecom T1 $106,428 | ||
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InfeSteD
United States4658 Posts
Number of Pro-gamers leading Korea e-Sports 18,000,000 Number of Koreans who love e-Sports way funny number... only 432 people lead 18 mil crazy about e-Sports ... I love the ratio... =) | ||
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
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IPS.ZeRo
Germany1142 Posts
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noname_
467 Posts
On November 14 2008 05:47 InfeSteD wrote: 432 Number of Pro-gamers leading Korea e-Sports 18,000,000 Number of Koreans who love e-Sports way funny number... only 432 people lead 18 mil crazy about e-Sports ... I love the ratio... =) 432 pro StarCraft players or 432 progamers in general? There are other games besides SC, like Kart Rider, and I guess there are (many?) others too, but I don`t know what further games are played professional. | ||
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disciple
9071 Posts
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Racenilatr
United States2756 Posts
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disciple
9071 Posts
On November 14 2008 07:09 Racenilatr wrote: lol 432 is a ton....are they all on a and b teams and stuff? Or are you counting the retired ones anyone with a valid progaming license is registered as a pro-gamer in KeSPa. A, B, C teams doesnt matter | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
And what about people that go into military service like Reach and Boxer? | ||
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slained
Canada966 Posts
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Kuja900
United States3564 Posts
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thunk
United States6233 Posts
But with the free agency thing going around, the salaries are probably going to drastically increase. | ||
GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
On November 14 2008 06:18 DTF-ZeRo wrote: But you also have to take into account that you can't be a progamer for your whole life and only the better known progamers can have a career as caster or coach. yes, although to be a progamer you don't need an education necessarily, just dedication to the game. The barrier to entry is really quite low | ||
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Terranator
Canada286 Posts
On November 14 2008 06:18 DTF-ZeRo wrote: But you also have to take into account that you can't be a progamer for your whole life and only the better known progamers can have a career as caster or coach. I remember reading somewhere that a lot of progamers are recruited by day-traders because of their quick hand-eye reflexes and apm on computers. Also a lot seem to be doing well at poker lately. | ||
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