Assembly Winter, 5000 EUR Prizes - Page 10
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razy
Russian Federation899 Posts
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zeMoose
Finland51 Posts
http://www.assembly.org/winter11/news/steelseries-challenge-sc2-changes-in-the-participant-list | ||
Weavel
Finland9221 Posts
On January 04 2011 07:59 zeMoose wrote: Awesome news! Always good to see korean playing on international events. Oh my, another Korean coming. And it's none other than Cella! <3 http://www.assembly.org/winter11/news/steelseries-challenge-sc2-changes-in-the-participant-list | ||
Welmu
Finland3295 Posts
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Deekin[
Serbia1713 Posts
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netherDrake
Singapore1831 Posts
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pararin
Finland35 Posts
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bkrow
Australia8532 Posts
Cant wait for the stream on this also any word on who will be casting? | ||
Mise
Finland580 Posts
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zeMoose
Finland51 Posts
On January 04 2011 17:28 bkrow wrote: When it says format: group + single elimination .. is that like Dreamhack? also any word on who will be casting? Yeah, same as Dreamhack except the matches are best of 3 in group stage as well. Martijn is casting in English and Pararin and Seinis in Finnish. | ||
SmoKim
Denmark10301 Posts
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zDUST
Finland165 Posts
On January 04 2011 19:31 zeMoose wrote: Yeah, same as Dreamhack except the matches are best of 3 in group stage as well. Martijn is casting in English and Pararin and Seinis in Finnish. Gonna have to try to watch both at once... while watching live... hmm | ||
YourMom
Romania565 Posts
On January 05 2011 00:59 SmoKim wrote: Cella is comming? now that is and suprising and wonderful news looking forward to watch him in a tournament!!!!!!!!!!!!! i hope he brings his hot hamburger | ||
slmw
Finland233 Posts
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SmoKim
Denmark10301 Posts
and eat one for every time he wins a series | ||
fabulously
Norway724 Posts
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bkrow
Australia8532 Posts
On January 04 2011 19:31 zeMoose wrote: Yeah, same as Dreamhack except the matches are best of 3 in group stage as well. Martijn is casting in English and Pararin and Seinis in Finnish. Thank god for bo3 in group stages | ||
zere
Germany1287 Posts
On January 04 2011 03:00 Piski wrote: Since when 3k for 1st place is low prize money. We are just so spoiled with all these 87k GSL tournaments. Of course the GSL is in its own world of prize money, and we shouldn't see this in relation to the GSL. 5000 EUR makes this event one of the bigger LANs, but the prize moeny is still not enough to make it worthwile for the large most of the players (same with MLG Raleigh or DC (7k $)). Take TL, for instance: 3 players attending, and only if they score all top 3 positions, they will earn 4850 EUR prize money in order to cover for 4 flights from and to Korea, 2 flights from and to Germany, accomodation/hotel for 3 players, transportation at the local place, maybe food for 3 players and visa- and insurance related costs. Which is surely not enough. And teams like Alternate, Dignitas, Rox.Kis, Empire, Mousesports are all in the same position and expect their players to bring home some cash from that tournament, too. It is therefore astonishing to see such a big lineup of good players and I can't wait for this tournament, I will surely watch the hell out of the stream next month Edit: By the way, also always see in relation to the other tournaments played at the event: Tekken: 1700 EUR CSS: 2350 EUR TF2: 3110 EUR SC2: 5000 EUR So big shoutout to the Assembly Staff \o/ | ||
Kreb
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
On January 05 2011 17:43 Kreb wrote: I think you misunderstood quite a bit. Teams arent looking for their players to bring them their cash back home (afaik most teams don't get any part of the prize money at all and it goes to the player instead, correct me if i'm wrong), they're looking for publicity. Sending a player to a tourny is mostly expected be a loss in money in itself, but the revenue comes from the publicity the team gets. When people go to their site and click the adds or just simply want to buy the same product that their favourite pro player uses, the teams will get more money from their sponsors to cover for the losses in sending players around the world. This. I can't imagine a professional team expecting to get money out of the earnings of a player at a tournament. Maybe if they won GSL or something a small percentage but not something like the Assembly. Sponsors want publicity and going to events means publicity for them through the players/teams attending. They pay for this and a player winning an event means more publicity. I hope a progamer can enlighten me if I'm wrong. | ||
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