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+ Show Spoiler [ Pre Final Results and other Info] +
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Format: Bo5, First map is GSL Tal Darim.
Q:Why aren't matches in order i.e A>B>C>D? A
layer timing availability reasons.
Date: Tuesday - 12th April 2011, 7pm SGT, 9pm Sydney
Stream: Unstable http://www.justin.tv/fxopenesports
7PM - Match D: iSingapore iProtoss aLtAaron vs iThailand iTerran FaH
7:30PM + Match C: iAustralia iTerran FXOFilthy vs iSingapore iZerg FXOiceiceice
Date: Wednesday - 13th April 2011, 6pm SGT, 8pm Sydney
Stream: Benji & Xeen http://www.justin.tv/benjisc2
6PM - Match B: iAustralia iZerg TAEdgE vs iThailand iTerran NEORedArchon
6:30PM + Match A*: iNew Zealand iZerg nGenJazBas vs iSingapore iZerg inFiRevenant
---------Semi Finals:---------+ Show Spoiler +
Date: Friday - 15th, April 2011, 6pm SGT, 8pm Sydney
Stream: Benji & Xeen http://www.justin.tv/benjisc2
Match E: Match A Winner vs Match B Winner
Match F: Match C Winner vs Match D Winner
---------Grand Final:---------+ Show Spoiler +
Date: Wedneday - 20th, April 2011
Stream: KellyMILKIES http://www.justin.tv/kellymilkies/
Match G: Match E Winner vs Match F Winner
+ Show Spoiler [Matches were made from the following p…] +
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GRAND FINALS in 5 HOURS!
Quaterfinals & Semifinals Replays are up and can be downloaded here and here.
Read the latest pre-match interviews before the Grand Finals done by TAParoxysm, who also happens to be tied at the top of SEABet at #1!
+ Show Spoiler [FXOFilthy Interview] +
Paroxysm: At the start of the tournament, how far did you think you would go in the SEASL?
Filthy: I thought I would be pretty good chance to win it, was certainly my goal at least.
Paroxysm: Now that you've made it to finals, what are your expectations and how are you feeling in the leadup to your games?
Filthy: Well tvz is by far my best matchup, so I'm pretty confident for the grand final. For the semi final I was pretty unconfident because I've really been struggling with tvp lately, but it all turned out okay. Now that I'm past that I feel I should take down the gf.
Paroxysm: Alright, so you've got a pretty strong advantage then ?
Filthy: I'd like to think so.
Paroxysm: Along your SEASL journey, who was your hardest opponent? Were there any times where you thought you might be knocked out of the tournament?
Filthy: I'd say light in the group stage. I didn't really know how strong he was at the time but did manage to 2/1 him. He knocked me out at NRG the next week and really impressed me there.
Paroxysm: Did he surprise you with any builds that he played?
Filthy: No he just played quite standard really, more aggressive than aaron - which is what I face most on the korean server.
Paroxysm: How have you found this seasons SEASL and do you have any suggestions to help us run it better next season?
Filthy: No problems really, other than my sleeping schedule clashing with the last couple of games. As for improvments, maybe some new maps? But other than that it's been run really smoothly.
Paroxysm: Any special shoutouts that you would like to make to clan members/friends/practise partners/fans who have got you to this point?
Filthy: Thanks to FXO for the support and sending me to NRG last week, and thanks to Slog for some last minute prac today
Paroxysm: Alrightey, thanks for the interview, good luck in the finals.
Filthy: Thanks.
+ Show Spoiler [TAEdge Interview] +
+ Show Spoiler [nGenBenji Interview] +
+ Show Spoiler [nGenXeen Interview] +
---------Grand Final:---------
Date: Wednesday - 20th, April 2011
Stream: KellyMILKIES http://www.justin.tv/kellymilkies/
#1 - $300
#2 - $150
#3 - $100
#4 - $50
Opening Match: 3rd/4th Place (bo5):
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aLtAaron VS ![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/tsld/images/flags/nz.png)
nGenJazbas
Final Match: Grand Finals (bo7):
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FXOFilthy VS TAEdgE
FXOFilthy's Road to Finals:
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Obtained Code S status by votes from the top SEA players
Group Stage:
> nGenLight 2:1
> aLtIaguz 2:0
Obtains #1 seed in group
Quarter Finals:
> FXOiceiceice 3:0
Semi Finals:
> aLtAaron 3:1
TAEdgE's Road to Finals:
+ Show Spoiler +
Obtained Code S status by votes from the top SEA players
Group Stage:
> aLtOxygeN 2:0
> iHong Kong inFiRoz 2:0
Obtains #1 seed in group
Quarter Finals:
>![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/tsld/images/flags/th.png)
NEORedArchon 3:2
Semi Finals:
> nGenJazbas 3:0
Quaterfinals & Semifinals Replays are up and can be downloaded here and here.
Read the latest pre-match interviews before the Grand Finals done by TAParoxysm, who also happens to be tied at the top of SEABet at #1!
+ Show Spoiler [FXOFilthy Interview] +
Paroxysm: At the start of the tournament, how far did you think you would go in the SEASL?
Filthy: I thought I would be pretty good chance to win it, was certainly my goal at least.
Paroxysm: Now that you've made it to finals, what are your expectations and how are you feeling in the leadup to your games?
Filthy: Well tvz is by far my best matchup, so I'm pretty confident for the grand final. For the semi final I was pretty unconfident because I've really been struggling with tvp lately, but it all turned out okay. Now that I'm past that I feel I should take down the gf.
Paroxysm: Alright, so you've got a pretty strong advantage then ?
Filthy: I'd like to think so.
Paroxysm: Along your SEASL journey, who was your hardest opponent? Were there any times where you thought you might be knocked out of the tournament?
Filthy: I'd say light in the group stage. I didn't really know how strong he was at the time but did manage to 2/1 him. He knocked me out at NRG the next week and really impressed me there.
Paroxysm: Did he surprise you with any builds that he played?
Filthy: No he just played quite standard really, more aggressive than aaron - which is what I face most on the korean server.
Paroxysm: How have you found this seasons SEASL and do you have any suggestions to help us run it better next season?
Filthy: No problems really, other than my sleeping schedule clashing with the last couple of games. As for improvments, maybe some new maps? But other than that it's been run really smoothly.
Paroxysm: Any special shoutouts that you would like to make to clan members/friends/practise partners/fans who have got you to this point?
Filthy: Thanks to FXO for the support and sending me to NRG last week, and thanks to Slog for some last minute prac today
Paroxysm: Alrightey, thanks for the interview, good luck in the finals.
Filthy: Thanks.
+ Show Spoiler [TAEdge Interview] +
Paroxysm: At the start of the tournament, before you were aware of the groups, how did you think you would go in the SEASL?
Edge: I felt really excited to show my play. I know people may not have seen much of me, since i play alot with just TA/friends and not too many tournies, so i was going in expecting to at least past group stages and say i made the round of 8.
Paroxysm: Now that you've made it to finals, what are your expectations and how are you feeling in the leadup to your games?
Edge: I'm expecting to win at least 1 game, but of course i hope to win. versus all my previous opponents, i have very positive records vs them and i was very confident, but this game is different. i've never versed filthy, and he seems to be on fire. I have alot of respect for his play and 3-0'ing ice is pretty intimidating. Just hope i can put on good games.
Paroxysm: Along your SEASL journey, who was your hardest opponent? Were there any times where you thought you might be knocked out of the tournament?
Edge: I think all my opponents where hard and i was nervous going into all of them, but redarchon was definitely my hardest. I was going in knowing i had a really good record vs him, but he can pull out some sick play. His 2 rax was executed so well and when 0-2 down i was just hoping to get 1 game. That 1 game became 2 games, and before you know it, i had made the comeback. I feel sorry because
i've been 2-0 up and lost 2-3 but all the congrats i got afterwards were awesome.
Paroxysm: Did he play any builds that caught you unaware? Was he surprising in any way?
Edge: His 2 rax i have faced before. It's a very mindgame based one. it's not about forcing a bunker or anything, but waiting and just walking around forcing units and keeping me guessing. Also his general style is a very 2 base heavy nonstop aggression. I caught on game 3 and won narrowly, but i realised after that what would work best versus his style and in game 4 i felt really comfortable.
his 2 rax which i have faced before was hard
Paroxysm: How have you found this seasons SEASL and do you have any suggestions to help us run it better next season?
Edge: I found it to work out pretty well. The voting system had it's questions asked obviously, but qualification was fair enough. The actual format was nicely done, as i liked the old broodwar starleague style. Everything went pretty smoothly, ice/jazbas situations were handled well and there wasnt any big problems. I think next season since voting won't be done anymore, we will start to see how it
progresses.
Paroxysm: Any special shoutouts that you would like to make to clan members/friends/practise partners/fans who have got you to this point?
Edge: Shoutouts to all of TA. In particular, i'd like to thank TARossi, TAdeth, TAmsiPinder, TASanchez, and inspirational words from TAdeL. I'd also like to thank aLtjimdiddy, nGenLight and nGenRefallen, and all my opponents i played because i'm pretty good friends with all of them. Thanks to everyone who has supported me, messages mean alot. Especially my fangirl JacziE!
Paroxysm: Ok! Good luck in the finals!
Edge: Thankyou! TA totes mcgee rockin it.
Edge: I felt really excited to show my play. I know people may not have seen much of me, since i play alot with just TA/friends and not too many tournies, so i was going in expecting to at least past group stages and say i made the round of 8.
Paroxysm: Now that you've made it to finals, what are your expectations and how are you feeling in the leadup to your games?
Edge: I'm expecting to win at least 1 game, but of course i hope to win. versus all my previous opponents, i have very positive records vs them and i was very confident, but this game is different. i've never versed filthy, and he seems to be on fire. I have alot of respect for his play and 3-0'ing ice is pretty intimidating. Just hope i can put on good games.
Paroxysm: Along your SEASL journey, who was your hardest opponent? Were there any times where you thought you might be knocked out of the tournament?
Edge: I think all my opponents where hard and i was nervous going into all of them, but redarchon was definitely my hardest. I was going in knowing i had a really good record vs him, but he can pull out some sick play. His 2 rax was executed so well and when 0-2 down i was just hoping to get 1 game. That 1 game became 2 games, and before you know it, i had made the comeback. I feel sorry because
i've been 2-0 up and lost 2-3 but all the congrats i got afterwards were awesome.
Paroxysm: Did he play any builds that caught you unaware? Was he surprising in any way?
Edge: His 2 rax i have faced before. It's a very mindgame based one. it's not about forcing a bunker or anything, but waiting and just walking around forcing units and keeping me guessing. Also his general style is a very 2 base heavy nonstop aggression. I caught on game 3 and won narrowly, but i realised after that what would work best versus his style and in game 4 i felt really comfortable.
his 2 rax which i have faced before was hard
Paroxysm: How have you found this seasons SEASL and do you have any suggestions to help us run it better next season?
Edge: I found it to work out pretty well. The voting system had it's questions asked obviously, but qualification was fair enough. The actual format was nicely done, as i liked the old broodwar starleague style. Everything went pretty smoothly, ice/jazbas situations were handled well and there wasnt any big problems. I think next season since voting won't be done anymore, we will start to see how it
progresses.
Paroxysm: Any special shoutouts that you would like to make to clan members/friends/practise partners/fans who have got you to this point?
Edge: Shoutouts to all of TA. In particular, i'd like to thank TARossi, TAdeth, TAmsiPinder, TASanchez, and inspirational words from TAdeL. I'd also like to thank aLtjimdiddy, nGenLight and nGenRefallen, and all my opponents i played because i'm pretty good friends with all of them. Thanks to everyone who has supported me, messages mean alot. Especially my fangirl JacziE!
Paroxysm: Ok! Good luck in the finals!
Edge: Thankyou! TA totes mcgee rockin it.
+ Show Spoiler [nGenBenji Interview] +
Paroxysm: As you are quite good at casting, how did you feel about casting the SEASL?
Benji: Its good to cast high level players, and only a few games a night as opposed to doing a 4+ hour cast with several rounds which are quite one sided. Games have all been pretty high level so far which is awesome, and casting alot of ZvZ is alot of fun.
Paroxysm: Did you find that they (the SEASL games) were based around intense micro, or did they pan out into long winded macro games?
Benji: A bit of both, most of the games went into the midgame at the very least, but even in macro games you need some solid micro to ensure you engage correctly during any battles
Paroxysm: Did you have a favourite game that you casted during this season's SEASL?
Benji: The entire Edge v Redarchon series was pretty good, indivual matches don't really strike me, but more each series as a whole.
Paroxysm: Were you backing either one of them in particular?
Benji: Well i am more friendly with Edge than Redarchon who i've never actually spoken to, so i was really happy for Edge when he came back from 0-2 to take the series 3-2
Paroxysm: How have you found this seasons SEASL and do you have any suggestions to help us run it better next season?
Benji: Its been a pretty good event, alot of good games, alot of viewers and some good exposure. As far as improving it, theres a few things but i'm sure the admins already know what they need to fix next season. More Australians in code S for starters
Paroxysm: Haha definitely what we are all looking out for I think! Thankyou for the interview!
Benji: No problem! thanks.
Benji: Its good to cast high level players, and only a few games a night as opposed to doing a 4+ hour cast with several rounds which are quite one sided. Games have all been pretty high level so far which is awesome, and casting alot of ZvZ is alot of fun.
Paroxysm: Did you find that they (the SEASL games) were based around intense micro, or did they pan out into long winded macro games?
Benji: A bit of both, most of the games went into the midgame at the very least, but even in macro games you need some solid micro to ensure you engage correctly during any battles
Paroxysm: Did you have a favourite game that you casted during this season's SEASL?
Benji: The entire Edge v Redarchon series was pretty good, indivual matches don't really strike me, but more each series as a whole.
Paroxysm: Were you backing either one of them in particular?
Benji: Well i am more friendly with Edge than Redarchon who i've never actually spoken to, so i was really happy for Edge when he came back from 0-2 to take the series 3-2
Paroxysm: How have you found this seasons SEASL and do you have any suggestions to help us run it better next season?
Benji: Its been a pretty good event, alot of good games, alot of viewers and some good exposure. As far as improving it, theres a few things but i'm sure the admins already know what they need to fix next season. More Australians in code S for starters
Paroxysm: Haha definitely what we are all looking out for I think! Thankyou for the interview!
Benji: No problem! thanks.
+ Show Spoiler [nGenXeen Interview] +
Xeen
Paroxysm: How did you feel about having the opportunity to cast the SEASL?
Xeen: Excited. I haven't done a lot of casting but enjoy doing it, and since I haven't been that competitive for awhile it's a chance to pretty much have front-row seats to the SEA scene.
Paroxysm: Did you have a favourite game that you casted during this season's SEASL?
Xeen: That's difficult to say, there haven't been any that really stuck in my mind. I'm more of a player than a commentator though, so Aaron vs Filthy's series is most interesting to me because I like seeing that sort of playstyle.
Paroxysm: How have you found this seasons SEASL and do you have any suggestions to help us run it better next season?
Xeen: So far it's been pretty good. I'm not a tournament organizer so I don't have a ton of views on running it - so far the major issues we've had are scheduling problems, but that'll always be an issue with live events on preplanned schedules. Anything to fix that is better for the viewers, though.
Paroxysm: Of course, do you have anything further you would like to say to your viewers, friends or fans?
Xeen: Thanks to Benji for letting me try co-casting with him in the first place, those friends that have offered advice and criticism, and to everyone who's tuned in for the SEA SL!
Paroxysm: Awesome, thanks for the interview! Keep up the good work!
Xeen: tyty
Paroxysm: How did you feel about having the opportunity to cast the SEASL?
Xeen: Excited. I haven't done a lot of casting but enjoy doing it, and since I haven't been that competitive for awhile it's a chance to pretty much have front-row seats to the SEA scene.
Paroxysm: Did you have a favourite game that you casted during this season's SEASL?
Xeen: That's difficult to say, there haven't been any that really stuck in my mind. I'm more of a player than a commentator though, so Aaron vs Filthy's series is most interesting to me because I like seeing that sort of playstyle.
Paroxysm: How have you found this seasons SEASL and do you have any suggestions to help us run it better next season?
Xeen: So far it's been pretty good. I'm not a tournament organizer so I don't have a ton of views on running it - so far the major issues we've had are scheduling problems, but that'll always be an issue with live events on preplanned schedules. Anything to fix that is better for the viewers, though.
Paroxysm: Of course, do you have anything further you would like to say to your viewers, friends or fans?
Xeen: Thanks to Benji for letting me try co-casting with him in the first place, those friends that have offered advice and criticism, and to everyone who's tuned in for the SEA SL!
Paroxysm: Awesome, thanks for the interview! Keep up the good work!
Xeen: tyty
---------Grand Final:---------
Date: Wednesday - 20th, April 2011
Stream: KellyMILKIES http://www.justin.tv/kellymilkies/
#1 - $300
#2 - $150
#3 - $100
#4 - $50
Opening Match: 3rd/4th Place (bo5):
aLtAaron VS nGenJazbasFinal Match: Grand Finals (bo7):
FXOFilthy VS TAEdgE FXOFilthy's Road to Finals:+ Show Spoiler +
Obtained Code S status by votes from the top SEA players
Group Stage:
>
nGenLight 2:1>
aLtIaguz 2:0Obtains #1 seed in group
Quarter Finals:
>
FXOiceiceice 3:0Semi Finals:
>
aLtAaron 3:1 TAEdgE's Road to Finals:+ Show Spoiler +
Obtained Code S status by votes from the top SEA players
Group Stage:
>
aLtOxygeN 2:0> iHong Kong
inFiRoz 2:0Obtains #1 seed in group
Quarter Finals:
>
NEORedArchon 3:2Semi Finals:
>
nGenJazbas 3:0+ Show Spoiler [ Pre Final Results and other Info] +
---------Quarter Finals:---------+ Show Spoiler +
Format: Bo5, First map is GSL Tal Darim.
Q:Why aren't matches in order i.e A>B>C>D? A
layer timing availability reasons.Date: Tuesday - 12th April 2011, 7pm SGT, 9pm Sydney
Stream: Unstable http://www.justin.tv/fxopenesports
7PM - Match D: iSingapore iProtoss aLtAaron vs iThailand iTerran FaH
7:30PM + Match C: iAustralia iTerran FXOFilthy vs iSingapore iZerg FXOiceiceice
Date: Wednesday - 13th April 2011, 6pm SGT, 8pm Sydney
Stream: Benji & Xeen http://www.justin.tv/benjisc2
6PM - Match B: iAustralia iZerg TAEdgE vs iThailand iTerran NEORedArchon
6:30PM + Match A*: iNew Zealand iZerg nGenJazBas vs iSingapore iZerg inFiRevenant
---------Semi Finals:---------+ Show Spoiler +
Date: Friday - 15th, April 2011, 6pm SGT, 8pm Sydney
Stream: Benji & Xeen http://www.justin.tv/benjisc2
Match E: Match A Winner vs Match B Winner
Match F: Match C Winner vs Match D Winner
---------Grand Final:---------+ Show Spoiler +
Date: Wedneday - 20th, April 2011
Stream: KellyMILKIES http://www.justin.tv/kellymilkies/
Match G: Match E Winner vs Match F Winner
+ Show Spoiler [Matches were made from the following p…] +
First Half
Group 1 #1 (Jazbas) vs Group 2 #2 (Revenant)
Group 4 #1 (EdgE) vs Group 3 #2 (RedArchon)
Second Half
Group 2 #1 (Filthy) vs Group 1 #2 (Ice)
Group 3 #1 (Aaron) vs Group 4 #2 (FaH)
Group 1 #1 (Jazbas) vs Group 2 #2 (Revenant)
Group 4 #1 (EdgE) vs Group 3 #2 (RedArchon)
Second Half
Group 2 #1 (Filthy) vs Group 1 #2 (Ice)
Group 3 #1 (Aaron) vs Group 4 #2 (FaH)
+ Show Spoiler [FULL DETAIL] +
Follow this link to check in for your games.
Check-in Instructions:
Follow the link above, go to your respective bracket and Press Crtl+F to find ur name fast, then click "check in".
Checkins close 30 mins before the tournament start time so check in early!
Signups close 1 hour before the tournament start time so if you wish to sign up you can still do so today.
Link to the brackets will appear here 15 mins before game start time.
SEASL Bracket C
Stream: Casted by Unstable/deL http://www.justin.tv/fxopenesports
Games start: 23rd March 2011, 4pm SGT, 7PM sydney/melb
Where: channel "seaslC" on BNET's SEA server.
Format: First Map for every round - Xel Naga Caverns. Bo1 until Ro16, then Bo3. Map pool will be tsl maps with 1 veto each per player. Winner vetoes first followed by loser who then picks map. Our general rules apply, details for map pool and rules below.
All results to be reported by PMing BakaInu.974 on bnet
Sponsored by: Mr Ray. Full access to games to be given to huaixhai,del, unstable and BakaInu
SEASL Bracket D
Stream: Casted by kellyMILKIES * sixth http://www.justin.tv/kellymilkies
Games start: 23rd March 2011, 7pm SGT, 10PM sydney/melb
Where: channel "seaslD" on BNET's SEA server.
Format: First Map for every round - Xel Naga Caverns. Bo1 until Ro16, then Bo3. Map pool will be tsl maps with 1 veto each per player. Winner vetoes first followed by loser who then picks map. Our general rules apply, details for map pool and rules below.
All results to be reported by PMing cTsanti.415 on bnet
Sponsored by: Mr Ray. Full access to games to be given to huaixhai, kelly, sixth and Santi
Note the changes from last week:
There is now a check-in system to reduce the number of no shows.
If you dont check in, your name wont appear in the bracket, so check in now!
Bracket C starts an hour later, at 4pm SGT.
Crossfire is no longer in the map pool.
Bracket A Winner: Fah (Qualifies for CODE S)
Bracket B Winner: iaguz (Qualifies for CODE S)
Bracket A HERE!
Brackets B HERE!
Bracket C and D will be next wednesday. We probably need some form of check in to prevent the 15% no shows we had today.
Detailed Rules
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- Players who are 15 or more minutes late from the start time will be disqualified and their opponent will be given an automatic win.
- Spectators will be allowed, however permission must be granted by both players in the current match-up and they are under no obligation to do so.
- Referees and casters will be allowed to spectate all games.
- If any disconnects occur within the first two minutes of game-play, the match will be replayed. However if the disconnect occurs after two minutes of game-time, then it is up to the discretion of the player who did not disconnect to decide whether the match will be either: A) replayed, or B) forfeited.
- Any inappropriate behaviour will result in a disqualification.
- All replays of the winner need to be sent to the admin overseeing the tournament, furthermore any disputes will be handled by the admins in charge.
- If an unlikely scenario occurs, the admin(baka/rlscure) and head admin's(nirvana) decision will be final and can overide any of these rules.
Detailed Map Pool
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- First Map for every round - Xel Naga Caverns. Bo1 until Ro16, then Bo3.
- Map pool will be TSL maps with 1 veto each per player.
- Winner vetoes first followed by loser who then picks map.
We will be following the example set by TSL by using this extremely balanced map pool. Hopefully more competitions follow suit as well and this becomes the standard
![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/Hot_Bid/TSL3/TSL3maps.jpg)
*Note crossfire will be taken out of the map pool until we have a proper working one on SEA.
+ Show Spoiler [Read More] +
We are proud to announce the first ever SEA Star League here on sc2sea.com! This will be SEA's unofficial version of the the GSL. The prize pool features $750 dollars which we already have received from an anonymous donor (Mr. Ray!) which will be used in both Code S and Code A leagues. The SEASL will run next month when the current season of GSL is under hiatus, on SEA peak times of (19:00 SGT and 22:00 AEST) so it does not conflict with TSL.
Lastly, if this is a success, our benefactor plans to run more seasons monthly!
Code A Tournament
For this season, qualifications are open to everyone residing in SEA/ANZ apart from the announced CODE S players. Code A winners will receive the 4th seed in the Code S group stage with a total prize pool of $150.
+ Show Spoiler [How to Qualify] +
The first two Code A tournaments will start this Wednesday.
Everyone will have two chances to qualify, but you are allowed to join only one tournament on the same day.
e.g You can join bracket A and C but not A and B.
Any form of cheating or tournament abuse will result in disqualifications / site ban.
Brackets will be posted on challonge with proper seeding.
++ Sign Up ++
Reply to this thread with your name.charactercode and the bracket you want to participate in.
(eg. nirvAnA.123 Bracket A)
Wednesday 16th March 2011
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket A - 3:00pm SGT / 6:00pm AEDT (Syd/Melb)
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket B - 7:00pm SGT / 10:00pm AEDT
Wednesday 23rd March 2011
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket C - 3:00pm SGT / 6:00pm AEDT
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket D - 7:00pm SGT / 10:00pm AEDT
The 4 winners of the brackets will all qualify for Code S. They will play each other in the finals to determine the champion of Code A and the prize money.
Friday, 25th March 2011
Code A Semis and Finals
Bracket A Winner vs Bracket B Winner Bo3
Bracket C Winner vs Bracket D Winner Bo3
3rd place play off Bo3
Finals Bo5
+ Show Spoiler [Code A Prize Breakdown] +
Prize Pool: $150
#1 - $75 + Code S Qualification
#2 - $50 + Code S Qualification
#3 - $25 + Code S Qualification
#4 - Code S Qualification
Code S Tournament
Code S will be the main tournament in the SEASL featuring a prize pool of $600 running from 28th March to 10th April.
+ Show Spoiler [Code S Invited Players] +
Code S Invited Player List
These 16 players will be divided into groups of four. 12 Code S Class Invites + Top 4 from Code A qualification rounds.
Seed Race Player Country
#1 iceiceice
#1 NeoRedArchon
#1 nGenjazbas
#1 aLtOxygen
#2 inFiRevenant
#2 YYJ
#2 aLtAaron
#2 FXOFilthy
#3 TAEdge
#3 Kowi
#3
aLtKinGJesse
#3 inFiroz ![[image loading]](http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft/images2/5/5a/Hk.png)
+ Show Spoiler [Code S Prize Breakdown] +
Prize Pool: $600
#1 - $300
#2 - $150
#3 - $100
#4 - $50
+ Show Spoiler [Code S Details and Schedule] +
Format:
Round robin style, best of 1. Tiebreakers to be played if necessary.
All the matches of a Group are played in a single day and groups will be divided according to seeds based on votes.
At the end of season, bottom of each group gets relegated out of code S.
There are no plans for up/down matches.
Schedule
First week:
28th March, Mon - Group A plays all their matches, 6 matches of bo1 in total.
29th March, Tues - Group B plays all their matches, 6 matches of bo1 in total.
30th March, Wed - Group C plays all their matches, 6 matches of bo1 in total.
31st March, Thur - Group D plays all their matches, 6 matches of bo1 in total.
Second week:
Top 2 from each group qualify.
4th April, Monday - Ro8 bo3 (top half 4 matches)
5th April, Tue - Ro8 bo3 (bottom half 4 matches)
7th April, Thur - Semis bo5 - (first half 2 matches)
8th April, Fri - semis bo5 - (second half 2matches)
10th April, Sun - finals bo7
FAQ
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++ Sign Up ++
To sign up for our Code A, reply to this thread with your name.charactercode and the bracket you want to participate in.
Each bracket is limited to 64 players each so sign up fast!
(eg. nirvAnA.123 Bracket A)
+ Show Spoiler [Code A Tournament Dates] +
Lastly, if this is a success, our benefactor plans to run more seasons monthly!
Code A Tournament
For this season, qualifications are open to everyone residing in SEA/ANZ apart from the announced CODE S players. Code A winners will receive the 4th seed in the Code S group stage with a total prize pool of $150.
+ Show Spoiler [How to Qualify] +
The first two Code A tournaments will start this Wednesday.
Everyone will have two chances to qualify, but you are allowed to join only one tournament on the same day.
e.g You can join bracket A and C but not A and B.
Any form of cheating or tournament abuse will result in disqualifications / site ban.
Brackets will be posted on challonge with proper seeding.
++ Sign Up ++
Reply to this thread with your name.charactercode and the bracket you want to participate in.
(eg. nirvAnA.123 Bracket A)
Wednesday 16th March 2011
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket A - 3:00pm SGT / 6:00pm AEDT (Syd/Melb)
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket B - 7:00pm SGT / 10:00pm AEDT
Wednesday 23rd March 2011
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket C - 3:00pm SGT / 6:00pm AEDT
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket D - 7:00pm SGT / 10:00pm AEDT
The 4 winners of the brackets will all qualify for Code S. They will play each other in the finals to determine the champion of Code A and the prize money.
Friday, 25th March 2011
Code A Semis and Finals
Bracket A Winner vs Bracket B Winner Bo3
Bracket C Winner vs Bracket D Winner Bo3
3rd place play off Bo3
Finals Bo5
+ Show Spoiler [Code A Prize Breakdown] +
Prize Pool: $150
#1 - $75 + Code S Qualification
#2 - $50 + Code S Qualification
#3 - $25 + Code S Qualification
#4 - Code S Qualification
Code S Tournament
Code S will be the main tournament in the SEASL featuring a prize pool of $600 running from 28th March to 10th April.
+ Show Spoiler [Code S Invited Players] +
Code S Invited Player List
These 16 players will be divided into groups of four. 12 Code S Class Invites + Top 4 from Code A qualification rounds.
Seed Race Player Country
#1
iceiceice #1
NeoRedArchon #1
nGenjazbas #1
aLtOxygen #2
inFiRevenant #2
YYJ #2
aLtAaron #2
FXOFilthy #3
TAEdge #3
Kowi #3
aLtKinGJesse #3
inFiroz + Show Spoiler [Code S Prize Breakdown] +
Prize Pool: $600
#1 - $300
#2 - $150
#3 - $100
#4 - $50
+ Show Spoiler [Code S Details and Schedule] +
Format:
Round robin style, best of 1. Tiebreakers to be played if necessary.
All the matches of a Group are played in a single day and groups will be divided according to seeds based on votes.
At the end of season, bottom of each group gets relegated out of code S.
There are no plans for up/down matches.
Schedule
First week:
28th March, Mon - Group A plays all their matches, 6 matches of bo1 in total.
29th March, Tues - Group B plays all their matches, 6 matches of bo1 in total.
30th March, Wed - Group C plays all their matches, 6 matches of bo1 in total.
31st March, Thur - Group D plays all their matches, 6 matches of bo1 in total.
Second week:
Top 2 from each group qualify.
4th April, Monday - Ro8 bo3 (top half 4 matches)
5th April, Tue - Ro8 bo3 (bottom half 4 matches)
7th April, Thur - Semis bo5 - (first half 2 matches)
8th April, Fri - semis bo5 - (second half 2matches)
10th April, Sun - finals bo7
FAQ
+ Show Spoiler [FAQ and Other Info] +
Q: I want to qualify for CODE S, is there anyway i can sign up?
A: Yes, this opportunity is open to everyone who is currently residing in the SEA/ANZ region.
Place in the top 4 in our Code A tournament and you will earn a spot.
Q: Where on earth is mOOnGLaDe?
A: He is obviously on another level from anyone in SEA and is currently not residing in SEA/ANZ.
To make the competition open and more exciting, it was decided that he should not be allowed to play. Sorry Andy!
Q: How were the CODE S invites selected?
A: There was a very detailed selection process, based on the votes of the absolute top players in SEA. Some important rules were implemented, namely no voting for yourself or clan mates, with an equal representation taken from across the clans.
You can view the vote results here.
Tentative Code A Casters:
HuT, deL, sixth
Tentative Code S Casters:
kellyMILKIES, unstable, hdphoenix, benji, tenz, jaczie
A: Yes, this opportunity is open to everyone who is currently residing in the SEA/ANZ region.
Place in the top 4 in our Code A tournament and you will earn a spot.
Q: Where on earth is mOOnGLaDe?
A: He is obviously on another level from anyone in SEA and is currently not residing in SEA/ANZ.
To make the competition open and more exciting, it was decided that he should not be allowed to play. Sorry Andy!
Q: How were the CODE S invites selected?
A: There was a very detailed selection process, based on the votes of the absolute top players in SEA. Some important rules were implemented, namely no voting for yourself or clan mates, with an equal representation taken from across the clans.
You can view the vote results here.
Tentative Code A Casters:
HuT, deL, sixth
Tentative Code S Casters:
kellyMILKIES, unstable, hdphoenix, benji, tenz, jaczie
++ Sign Up ++
To sign up for our Code A, reply to this thread with your name.charactercode and the bracket you want to participate in.
Each bracket is limited to 64 players each so sign up fast!
(eg. nirvAnA.123 Bracket A)
+ Show Spoiler [Code A Tournament Dates] +
Wednesday 16th March 2011
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket A - 3:00pm SGT / 6:00pm AEDT
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket B - 7:00pm SGT / 10:00pm AEDT
Wednesday 23rd March 2011
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket C - 3:00pm SGT / 6:00pm AEDT
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket D - 7:00pm SGT / 10:00pm AEDT
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket A - 3:00pm SGT / 6:00pm AEDT
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket B - 7:00pm SGT / 10:00pm AEDT
Wednesday 23rd March 2011
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket C - 3:00pm SGT / 6:00pm AEDT
64 Man SEASL Code A - Bracket D - 7:00pm SGT / 10:00pm AEDT
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