EPTOn May 30 2017 20:28 YASHSHAKAR wrote:
Does bisu get paid some extra money for this or nah?
Does bisu get paid some extra money for this or nah?
1k more won or about 900 more usd.
[ASL3] 3rd/4th Place Bisu vs Soulkey - Page 5
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FlaShFTW
United States10235 Posts
1k more won or about 900 more usd. | ||
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lolfail9001
Russian Federation40190 Posts
Since when does 1k won translates to 900 usd O_O? | ||
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FlaShFTW
United States10235 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:30 lolfail9001 wrote: Since when does 1k won translates to 900 usd O_O? oh sorry 1 mil won i was thinking in usd terms still. | ||
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tanngard
Norway1325 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:28 YASHSHAKAR wrote: Does bisu get paid some extra money for this or nah? 2700$ awarded for Bisu and 1800$ for Soulkey | ||
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lolfail9001
Russian Federation40190 Posts
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YASHSHAKAR
United States75 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:29 M2 wrote: i dont think either bisu or soulkey put a lot of effort into that match, maybe bisu had an advantage since he was preparing vs zerg for the ro4 I think Bisu's mid-game was his focus because he never allowed the game to last far too long. He anticipated SKs pushes and looked to counter with Mantoss gameplay. Not as climactic as arbiter tech but solid gameplay nontheless. He got the job done. Thats what counts in the end. | ||
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VioleTAK
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EsportsJohn
United States4883 Posts
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YASHSHAKAR
United States75 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:33 VioleTAK wrote: 3-1 for an extra 900$, a good day's work I suppose. But I really wish they'd get more money out of this True, but i wonder how different cost of living is in South Korea in comparison to here in the the states. Maybe things are generally cheaper there. This doesnt take into account what these guys make with sponsorships and stuff. | ||
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EsportsJohn
United States4883 Posts
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tanngard
Norway1325 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:41 EsportsJohn wrote: Cost of living in urban areas is far higher in Korea. None of the players make much money off of prizes right now, and very few (if any at all) make money through official sponsorship. Most of them make their money via streaming on Afreeca. SSL is so much better at rewarding the players. Hope SSL and that format will become more popular. | ||
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VioleTAK
4339 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:36 YASHSHAKAR wrote: True, but i wonder how different cost of living is in South Korea in comparison to here in the the states. Maybe things are generally cheaper there. This doesnt take into account what these guys make with sponsorships and stuff. Oh, it's very expensive to live there actually. These guys are making total scraps as long as you consider that they basically mastered a sport. | ||
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tanngard
Norway1325 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:33 VioleTAK wrote: 3-1 for an extra 900$, a good day's work I suppose. But I really wish they'd get more money out of this He made 2700$ today, not sure if you misunderstood or if you are talking about him getting 900$ more than Soulkey | ||
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VioleTAK
4339 Posts
But of course I'm love these guys and would watch them whether they'd be playing for 1 million or bragging right. Just wish they'd get more, a whole lot more. | ||
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tanngard
Norway1325 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:57 VioleTAK wrote: Yeah, the difference between 3rd and 4th was 900$. Still very little money overall. But of course I'm love these guys and would watch them whether they'd be playing for 1 million or bragging right. Just wish they'd get more, a whole lot more. I agree. But in SSL all the 8 players that participated pretty much made a living from it, because you were even rewarded 86 dollar if you lost and it was round rubin so every player got 7 games at least. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft/SSL_Classic_Season_1 Also the majority of their income comes from streaming revenue. So a lot of players are making a living from pretty much just playing BW, thanks to the generous korean fans. | ||
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chrisolo
Germany2608 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:35 EsportsJohn wrote: I don't normally like trashing series or the efforts of the players, but that series was god awful to me. The only real highlight was that amazing drop play by Soulkey on Outsider...the rest was just all kinds of wtf. Wish we could have seen some better games from two of the best BW players out there right now. Yeah I agree completely. That series was boring as fuck I think Soulkey is hiding stuff though, because of free. And I would do as well, because he can still win SSL. Would be priority to me. | ||
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azrael1965
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Oh, it's very expensive to live there actually. These guys are making total scraps as long as you consider that they basically mastered a sport. Better results at tournaments translate into more fame and more viewers while streaming. | ||
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ortseam
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9859 Posts
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On May 30 2017 20:41 EsportsJohn wrote: Cost of living in urban areas is far higher in Korea. None of the players make much money off of prizes right now, and very few (if any at all) make money through official sponsorship. Most of them make their money via streaming on Afreeca. Depends pretty massively on where in korea and where in US no? I pay 1k a month usd for a 3 bedroom / 2 bath apartment (with a huge livingroom) and its right next to a subway station. 30 min from fairly central seoul. That would get me like... a sublet room in someone elses apartment in new york I think :D Although I guess there is a 30k deposit which is partially why rent is so cheap. | ||
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