EPTOn September 14 2012 22:22 CoR wrote:
250.... 100.... they give stephano 100.000 $ ?
250.... 100.... they give stephano 100.000 $ ?
$170,000
85k for first place.
I do hope Blizzard advertise this correctly so people actually watch it.
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thezanursic
5497 Posts
$170,000 85k for first place. I do hope Blizzard advertise this correctly so people actually watch it. | ||
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thezanursic
5497 Posts
On September 15 2012 07:01 Schlurpi wrote: I think it is a very good prizepool. It will still be the tournament, which will bring a world-champion, but it will not crush other tournament. Like "The International" with Dota. Every other tournament will come short compared to 1,6mio. And 100.000 for the winner and 150.000 for the rest seems pretty good for everyone competing at the world finals! 1 Million is overrated. It seems like people forget that the prize pool is split between 5 members... I mean 200 each is still a lot, but it's not a million. SC2 doesn't need as big a prize pools because it's 1v1 and it has more tournaments anyway. | ||
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Cinim
Denmark866 Posts
On September 14 2012 22:22 nkr wrote: not bad for a sc2 event edit: 100k for first, roughly the same as the first GSL which fruitdealer won? No, it's like Polt when he won the supertournament. And btw, Blizzard has invested way more money than Dota 2 for the international I think. They have been paying for travel and accomodation for every player, and supported several tournaments. I know that in terms of prizemoney, all nationals and regionals combined is still lower but Valve and Riot in their tournaments has only put in minimum effort, especially at the international who just had 1 venur for their tournament. Prize money is just 1 thing to spend money on, the rest is often even more expensive btw. | ||
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Cinim
Denmark866 Posts
On September 15 2012 17:27 thezanursic wrote: 1 Million is overrated. It seems like people forget that the prize pool is split between 5 members... I mean 200 each is still a lot, but it's not a million. SC2 doesn't need as big a prize pools because it's 1v1 and it has more tournaments anyway. Also because it's teamsport, you can bet that the teams are taking a big bite of that million as well, and it's only an annual tournament, so as you said, there is way more tournaments  | ||
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DeeJaay
Romania27 Posts
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InsidiA
Canada1169 Posts
 was hoping for a bigger prize pool | ||
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Leetley
1796 Posts
On September 14 2012 22:22 CoR wrote: 250.... 100.... they give stephano 100.000 $ ? Koreans may disagree. | ||
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chris5180
198 Posts
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ThePhan2m
Norway2750 Posts
Probably something like this: First place: 100k Runner up: Max 50k 3-8 place: share 50k 9-32: share 50k | ||
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TheRabidDeer
United States3806 Posts
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Lonyo
United Kingdom3884 Posts
The national qualifiers and regional finals plus the grand finals prize money in total adds up to around $760k. So while the "headline" prize of $250k seems small compared to some things, it's actually a real total prize pool for the entire thing of $760k, but with no way for any one player to win the majority of that total. | ||
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Whoceares
United States7 Posts
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Black17
France435 Posts
On September 14 2012 23:42 nimdil wrote: 1. Why they used flag of the Olympic team of Chinese Taipei rather than that of Republic of China? That blows. 2. How did they choose direct qualifications for national champions into WC? I kind of understand United States and Canada in NA region or People's Republic of China/South Korea/Republic of China but why France, Germany and Russia in EU? Because of the population? Seems like Sweden and Ukraine is more legitimate choice. Because France, Germany & Russia might be the bigger national markets for sc2 in EU in terms of sales, so Blizzard wanted to make sure that at least 1 French/German/Russian player would be in the WCS finals | ||
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Ognam
United States798 Posts
On September 15 2012 18:34 Cinim wrote: No, it's like Polt when he won the supertournament. And btw, Blizzard has invested way more money than Dota 2 for the international I think. They have been paying for travel and accomodation for every player, and supported several tournaments. I know that in terms of prizemoney, all nationals and regionals combined is still lower but Valve and Riot in their tournaments has only put in minimum effort, especially at the international who just had 1 venur for their tournament. Prize money is just 1 thing to spend money on, the rest is often even more expensive btw. Please read about subjects before you look to bash them. | ||
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Xoronius
Germany6362 Posts
On September 14 2012 22:54 opterown wrote: conceivably, creator could, if he gets lucky: 10.5k from WCS KR 24K from WCS Asia 100K from WCS Global =125k ish i think that's the max anyone can get from the WCS It could have been 130k, if Vibe would have won everything, because for whatever reason US#1 is higher paid than Kr#1. | ||
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Hiea
Denmark1538 Posts
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Kogan
Germany84 Posts
On September 14 2012 22:30 StarStruck wrote: Stop comparing individal prize pools and different games. The money is well spread in DotA2. Once again stop comparing the two. random xD why not compare different games oO nice prizepool :D looking forward to the world finals ! | ||
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Mataza
Germany5364 Posts
I kinda like the one big tournament a year model, because it still has an impact. No one can use bullshit excuses like "XY didn´t play well because he focused on that other tournament" If you can´t pull your shit together and play your best for 1 Mil, you have no business calling yourself professional. I stopped following GSL closely after the 4th tournament, I stopped pretending to care after the 8th or so tournament. It has no impact for me anymore. There´s 7 regular tournaments a year plus around some more special tournaments. I just don´t get excited if there is a new "world champion" every 2 months. I hope this tournament(WCS) can be the one big tournament that you would watch if you can only watch 1. | ||
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MattBarry
United States4006 Posts
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Sharkey
668 Posts
There are also 120 continent seeds and 32 W.C. seeds. | ||
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