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Sadly after all this time with so many tournament threads it still is not clear to many users on this site. There are several types of posts that are not acceptable in tournament threads. Any form of: Imbalance whine/Player bashing/Caster bashing/Stream complaining Will result in two day to a week long bans even for first offenses. Please stick to the games at hand and enjoy yourselves with a beautiful event such as this and the free service that comes with it. | ||
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clusen
Germany8702 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:49 johnnyspazz wrote: wouldn't it make sense for hasu to purposely lose 0-2 so his teammate has a chance to get #2? isnt he already locked for #1? No, July is #1 with 5:0 Hasu and Thorzain are fighting for the #2 | ||
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Bobble
Australia1493 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:49 andis35 wrote: if sjow wins and thorzain wins isnt it a 3 way tie? I heard Sjow and three way tie. That brings back awful memories... | ||
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LaserLynx
United States36 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:49 Cpadolf wrote: It depends on win-loss ratio, not just number of wins, no? Not according to the the Dreamhack official rules. Only wins. | ||
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lunchforthesky
United Kingdom967 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:45 FairForever wrote: A nice post but still somewhat inaccurate. Sure he had InCa and July in his groups, but that's based on the GSL Code S selection process, not random draw. HuK had very little say in how his group would shape up, and obviously would shape up in a way that didn't benefit him (if it benefitted him, the previous players would not have selected that way) Sure he lost to Polt in ST, but most players in RO32 are pretty good. You could also argue that he was lucky in getting the worst PvP player (San) in R1 and avoiding PvP (his worst matchup) in R2. Or that he didn't run into Nestea/MC/etc. etc. HuK is good, but he's where he belongs, low Code S material. Huk also had an extremely easy draw to get into Code S in the first place. Not saying Huk doesn't deserve Code S or commenting either way but he's had plenty of favourable luck too. Also in Code S you will always play very good players, because it's full of very good players. | ||
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Stanlot
United States5742 Posts
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
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DiaBoLuS
Germany1638 Posts
 ThorZaiN vs Machine  ?scedule says TB, but he isnt casting | ||
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Shichibukai
Sweden355 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:48 rasnj wrote: Hasu now has 8 wins. Thorzain has 6. Thorzain can at best get up to 8 wins at which point it would depend on their head-to-head match, but hasu won that. If they follow their own rules thorzain is out now. You're doing it wrong. If Hasu loses 1-2 he's at +3. If Thorzain wins 2-0 he's at +4. Matches won > Score > Head-to-head. # of games won doesn't matter. | ||
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rasnj
United States1959 Posts
Why do so many people believe this? I have not seen any official source state this. Apollo and day9 are confused as hell about scoring so wouldn't trust their word as necessarily correct when it comes to technical details. EDIT: Not saying it isn't the most sensible, just don't think that is how DH does it. | ||
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Kznn
Brazil9072 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:46 ODieN wrote: So is there a possible MC vs IdrA in the playoffs? :D Yep. The playoffs will be chosen randomly. Anything can happen =). | ||
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FairForever
Canada2392 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:49 vojnik wrote: what you people dont understand is Moon is sponsored by steelseries and steelseries is the sponsor of dreamhack, thus its in their best interest to invite moon, deal with it. And clearly with Moon making 2nd in group it turned out to be a good invite no? The better question is someone like Grubby who is sponsored by steelseries as well, would he have gotten an invite otherwise? My guess is yes, Grubby is just too popular in Europe to not get one. And he finished 3rd in group so didn't turn out poorly either. | ||
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CosmicHippo
United States547 Posts
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sitromit
7051 Posts
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godemperor
Belgium2043 Posts
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bennyaus
Australia1833 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:51 lunchforthesky wrote: Huk also had an extremely easy draw to get into Code S in the first place. Not saying Huk doesn't deserve Code S or commenting either way but he's had plenty of favourable luck too. Also in Code S you will always play very good players, because it's full of very good players. ST Curious and TSL Revival aren't easy. I'm not sure if you've followed the Korean scene recently but both of those players have done quite well in the last few weeks (Revival in Super Tournament, Curious in the ICCUP weekly) | ||
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clusen
Germany8702 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:50 youngminii wrote: nah it's number of wins idra was 7-6 while grubby was 6-5 and idra still advanced Wasn't that because Idra won the direct comparison? Both have +1, but Idra won against Grubby 2:0 | ||
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Mentymion
Germany259 Posts
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Mailing
United States3087 Posts
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andis35
Latvia346 Posts
On June 20 2011 01:50 Bobble wrote: I heard Sjow and three way tie. That brings back awful memories... that was awesome :D . they played 4 additional rounds iirc  | ||
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ihasaKAROT
Netherlands4730 Posts
his zvz is rly rly poor | ||
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