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Assembly Winter 2015 organizes a StarCraft II Pro tournament on January 31st with a €1550 prize pool. The tournament consists of 16 players from which 8 are invited and the other 8 selected via qualifiers. High quality streams will be provided in English and Finnish throughout the tournament on Twitch.
The tournament ticket costs €50, which includes the entrance to the ASSEMBLY event for full three days, access to the dedicated tournament area with a personal computer on tournament days (Sat) and the player lounge by SEUL (Finnish eSports federation) where you may enjoy snacks for free. The price also includes an extra ticket for a possible manager.
The tournament is a non-BYOC competition played on Saturday 31st January. A separate player area has been reserved for the tournament. This year there will not be a dedicated StarCraft II stage, but some of the games will be shown on a separate stage & audience stand area which will be following all the e-sports action at the event.
Assembly Winter 2015 StarCraft II Pro Info
- Time: Sat January 31, 2015
- Place: Helsinki Exhibition & Convention Centre, Finland
- Players: 16 (8 invites, 8 qualified)
- Prizes: €1550
- Ticket price: €50
- Format: 2 Double Elimination Group Stages + Single Elimination Playoffs
- Streams:
 English &  Finnish
- Liquipedia:
 Assembly Winter 2015
- Homepage: assembly.org
- Replays: replays.zip (7 MB)
Participation
16 player spots total with 8 invites and 8 qualifier spots. The tournament fee is €50 which will be collected from everyone except from players who already have a computer ticket.
Players must request an invite by sending the application form by the 8th of January.
The qualifier info can be found below. Everyone should apply for an invite first, and participate in the qualifiers only if necessary.
Qualifiers
Prizes
€1550 with distribution detailed below:
1. €700
2. €350
3-4. €150
5-8. €50 Players
Invited
 Welmu
elfi
 mYi.Serral
Menace.ZhuGeLiang
 Fuzer
Naama
KRN.Calt
SupR.Luolis Qualified
 ImG.Rotab
 ImG.Deborah
NoM.SaDe
SupR.Haspe
SupR.nagrodus
Jutso
ImG.Soyhi
Alluton
Streams
Schedule
- Saturday, January 31st, 2015
- 09:00 GMT (+00:00) -- 11:30 GMT (+00:00) Group Stage 1, bo3
- 11:30 GMT (+00:00) -- 14:00 GMT (+00:00) Group Stage 2, bo3
- 14:00 GMT (+00:00) -- 15:00 GMT (+00:00) Break
- 15:00 GMT (+00:00) Semi Final 1, bo5
- 16:15 GMT (+00:00) Semi Final 2, bo5
- 17:30 GMT (+00:00) Final, bo5
Results
Maps
- Foxtrot Labs LE
- Catallena LE
- Expedition Lost LE
- Secret Spring
- Vaani Research Station
- Inferno Pools
- Deadwing LE
Note that the online qualifiers will be played with the 2014 Ladder Season 3 maps since the maps above will not be put into Ladder play until January 12.
Links
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Awww, I was so excited, I thought it was ASUS ROG T_T
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On January 07 2015 06:59 Boucot wrote:
Awww, I was so excited, I thought it was ASUS ROG T_T
That probably means no Koreans? v_v
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There will be an ASUS ROG tournament at Assembly Winter 2015 but it's with Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. There is IEM Taipei SC2 tournament at the same time as Assembly Winter 2015, and also CS:GO seems to be on the rise and SC2 on the decline lately, so I am not surprised ASUS picks the former as they did in Assembly Summer 2014. Let us hope that LotV will bring the big international SC2 tournaments back to Finland. 
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Is there any WCS points assigned for this event?
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On January 07 2015 14:17 freeamount wrote:
Is there any WCS points assigned for this event?
By the current rules, the minimum prize pool for the lowest tier WCS Global Event is $10 000, so there will not be WCS points for this tournament.
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Nice! This looks really epic...Finland seems to have a nice eSports scene!
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On January 07 2015 07:42 Azhrak wrote:There will be an ASUS ROG tournament at Assembly Winter 2015 but it's with Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. There is IEM Taipei SC2 tournament at the same time as Assembly Winter 2015, and also CS:GO seems to be on the rise and SC2 on the decline lately, so I am not surprised ASUS picks the former as they did in Assembly Summer 2014. Let us hope that LotV will bring the big international SC2 tournaments back to Finland.
You prefer games where it is good to hoot people in the head?... Jesus..
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On January 07 2015 19:16 Kimb3r wrote:Show nested quote +On January 07 2015 07:42 Azhrak wrote:There will be an ASUS ROG tournament at Assembly Winter 2015 but it's with Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. There is IEM Taipei SC2 tournament at the same time as Assembly Winter 2015, and also CS:GO seems to be on the rise and SC2 on the decline lately, so I am not surprised ASUS picks the former as they did in Assembly Summer 2014. Let us hope that LotV will bring the big international SC2 tournaments back to Finland. You prefer games where it is good to hoot people in the head?... Jesus..
lol?
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Always funny to have LANs here in Finland. Let's hope that I'll get there, because it is just so cool to play at LANs and be so "pro" 
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The format, schedule and prize distribution have been released.
Format
2 Double Elimination Group Stages + Single Elimination Playoffs.
Groups are bo3 and playoffs are bo5.
Prizes
€1550 with distribution detailed below:
1. €700
2. €350
3-4. €150
5-8. €50
Schedule
- Saturday, January 31st, 2015
- 09:00 GMT (+00:00) -- 11:30 GMT (+00:00) Group Stage 1, bo3
- 11:30 GMT (+00:00) -- 14:00 GMT (+00:00) Group Stage 2, bo3
- 14:00 GMT (+00:00) -- 15:00 GMT (+00:00) Break
- 15:00 GMT (+00:00) Semi Final 1, bo5
- 16:15 GMT (+00:00) Semi Final 2, bo5
- 17:30 GMT (+00:00) Final, bo5
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On January 07 2015 19:16 Kimb3r wrote:Show nested quote +On January 07 2015 07:42 Azhrak wrote:There will be an ASUS ROG tournament at Assembly Winter 2015 but it's with Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. There is IEM Taipei SC2 tournament at the same time as Assembly Winter 2015, and also CS:GO seems to be on the rise and SC2 on the decline lately, so I am not surprised ASUS picks the former as they did in Assembly Summer 2014. Let us hope that LotV will bring the big international SC2 tournaments back to Finland. You prefer games where it is good to hoot people in the head?... Jesus..
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nagrodus, Haspe and Deborah qualify from the 2nd online qualifier tournament. Congratulations!
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Still no way to buy a ticket just for this event?
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Unfortunately, the tournaments are held inside the Assembly LAN festival, so the only way to see the tournament live is to purchase a 3-day visitor ticket (€30), computer place ticket (€55-65) or get lucky and obtain one of the free 1-day tickets the organizers and some players have.
Tickets can be bought at assembly.org/winter15/tickets.
It is a future dream that esports events at Finnish LAN patries would have a separate space and a separate entrance, which would then enable us to sell separate tickets to the esports spectator area.
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Any reason why daily tickets are not being sold?
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On January 16 2015 05:48 rotta wrote:
Any reason why daily tickets are not being sold?
Few years ago they sold 1-day tickets but it was too big of a hassle. People would buy 1-day tickets but stay inside the venue too long. There is not enough man power to control the visitors well enough, so 3-day tickets only is the compromise they have made. As you probably know, the festival is a 24h operation, so there is no good way to check each person's ticket daily like in music festivals for example where you have to leave the area at night.
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The groups have been released. Check them out at Liquipedia.
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ImG.Soyhi won the BYOC qualifier and Alluton took the 2nd place. They will get the last 2 spots in the main tournament which starts tomorrow at 09:00 GMT (+00:00). Congratulations to them.
Full groups now updated to Assembly Winter 2015.
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Woo! Great to see soyhi also
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I can't see Serral losing this.
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I think Welmu has a good chance taking the win. Historically Serral has topped Welmu only once in Finnish LANs, but sure, Serral has been improving steadily over the past few months so he has a good chance. The order of countrymen is not always comparable with their respective rank in international scene.
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Serral is going to win this!
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serral > elfi > welmu > serral
:D
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So far no any suprises
Hopefully Welmu or Serral wins. Welmu vs Serral finals pls
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Samuli vs. Samuli finals please!
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ahah wtf rotab.
Little frenchie lost in finland
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serral destroying naama with burrow bane after being so far behind
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On January 31 2015 21:46 Luolis wrote:
Naama 2-0 Fuzer
he needs to be elfi in order to advance right?
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On January 31 2015 21:47 Liliputin wrote:he needs to be elfi in order to advance right?
Yes. Match going on right now on http://www.twitch.tv/y0su
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rotab for the french invasion !
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The playoffs are set:
15:00 GMT (+00:00) Serral vs ZhuGeLiang
16:15 GMT (+00:00) Welmu vs elfi
17:30 GMT (+00:00) Final
Watch both matches on http://www.twitch.tv/y0su
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On February 01 2015 02:06 rotta wrote:
PEKKA fighting!
Have to make the lives counts.
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RIP PEKKA. :/
Serral vs Welmu in the finals as expected.
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Fuzer going to co-cast in English :D
cannot guaranty unbiased commentary
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Did anyone see the brilliant move by Welmu? He hallucinated colossus and then didn't micro them at all in the fight. This made zerg believe they were actually real colossus, because no protoss ever micros real colossus.
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On February 01 2015 03:05 nkr wrote:
Did anyone see the brilliant move by Welmu? He hallucinated colossus and then didn't micro them at all in the fight. This made zerg believe they were actually real colossus, because no protoss ever micros real colossus.
And now the failed cannon rush to make the zerg build a slightly later natural base.
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On February 01 2015 02:27 y0su wrote:
Fuzer going to co-cast in English :D
cannot guaranty unbiased commentary
Needed more rally, thanks!
2-2 hype, Cannon rush into pause :O
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I got the finals that I wanted and the winner that I wanted
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On February 01 2015 03:09 D-light wrote:Show nested quote +On February 01 2015 03:05 nkr wrote:
Did anyone see the brilliant move by Welmu? He hallucinated colossus and then didn't micro them at all in the fight. This made zerg believe they were actually real colossus, because no protoss ever micros real colossus. And now the failed cannon rush to make the zerg build a slightly later natural base.
Into a 3-2-win. So clever.
Welmu noted Serral's cryptonite.
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Congratulations Welmu! Now to find a proper team!
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had a blast!
thanks everyone who organized, played, co-casted, and/or watched!
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Well played by Welmu, hope he shows more of that in WCS!
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