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On March 13 2015 05:53 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2015 05:41 geokilla wrote:On March 13 2015 04:48 Caihead wrote:On March 13 2015 04:46 OtherWorld wrote:On March 13 2015 04:39 geokilla wrote:
I don't understand how these players all have a positive win percentage. I have never seen a player with negative win percentage for some reason.. How do you want a negative win percentage to be possible? O_o Naniwa Really though I think he's just talking about 50% I am talking about 50% and under. Watching Proleague, GSL Code A, whatever, I don't think I've ever seen a player have below 50% win rate. Surely someone has a negative win percentage right? Solar 0-6 round 1 PL. FlaSh 1-6 R1 PL. EffOrt was like 0-6 last season before he murdered every Terran in his path in the R3 playoffs. Only one player from Prime had a >50% WR in last season of PL. So actually there are a whole bunch of players with a <50% WR in ProLeague. Now in individual leagues it's seen less often, mostly because if you want to make it through a qualifier you have to beat at least 4 other players, which impacts your WR pretty significantly (and even more so with KR players since they don't play in many online cups).
I think he means overall winrate for Proleague? Not sure <.<, but there are examples of that aswell, like DeParture who I already mentioned.
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Austria18725 Posts
I am so nervous for herO... 
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On March 13 2015 04:39 geokilla wrote:
I don't understand how these players all have a positive win percentage. I have never seen a player with negative win percentage for some reason..
Foreigners. It's like how in college football even the shittiest teams in the SEC have a winning record because they all go 4-0 against their ultra cream puff non-conference schedule.
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was wondering why SC2 finished so soon, and then IEM was showing CS:GO
looked at the TL sidebar and see:
[CS:GO] ESL One Katowice
Stream: ESL CS:GO250653
so i think, hmm not a big deal about the same viewers as SC2, (i think IEM SC2 was at around 30K viewers?)
then i realize theres an extra digit and its not 25K but 250K viewers for CS:GO
lol no wonder Dreamhack made CS:GO the main game over SC2...
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On March 13 2015 06:48 mikumegurine wrote:
was wondering why SC2 finished so soon, and then IEM was showing CS:GO
looked at the TL sidebar and see:
[CS:GO] ESL One Katowice
Stream: ESL CS:GO250653
so i think, hmm not a big deal about the same viewers as SC2, (i think IEM SC2 was at around 30K viewers?)
then i realize theres an extra digit and its not 25K but 250K viewers for CS:GO
lol no wonder Dreamhack made CS:GO the main game over SC2...
CSGO is the next big thing dude. It already beats Dota regularly
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On March 13 2015 06:48 mikumegurine wrote:
was wondering why SC2 finished so soon, and then IEM was showing CS:GO
looked at the TL sidebar and see:
[CS:GO] ESL One Katowice
Stream: ESL CS:GO250653
so i think, hmm not a big deal about the same viewers as SC2, (i think IEM SC2 was at around 30K viewers?)
then i realize theres an extra digit and its not 25K but 250K viewers for CS:GO
lol no wonder Dreamhack made CS:GO the main game over SC2...
IEM peaked at 53k which is not bad considering.
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wow this is sick seeing the players andthere stats very cool
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Check the viewer numbers when Flash plays 
Can't wait to seem him in action, Flash fighting ~
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gogo Maru, Bbyong, herO, and Trap!
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On March 13 2015 04:13 Darkhorse wrote:
Jin Air and Bbyong advancing
JIN AIR SON
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 Maru 3:0  Patience
Bbyong 3:2  Solar
herO 3:2 Cure
Flash 3:2 Trap
3 tvp is a lot less interesting for me overall, but yeah, Maru always delivers some fun games, Flash might be good again (?) and Cure vs herO should be REALLY high lvl.
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Maru 3-1 Patience
Bbyong 3-2 Solar
Cure 3-2 herO
Trap 3-1 FlaSh
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i doubt it  He is good, but i don't see him winning something big in the near future.
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your Country52798 Posts
On March 13 2015 09:13 The_Red_Viper wrote:i doubt it He is good, but i don't see him winning something big in the near future.
Remember when he was actually fairly likely to win Redbull Battlegrounds and GSL back-to-back?
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On March 13 2015 09:17 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2015 09:13 The_Red_Viper wrote:i doubt it He is good, but i don't see him winning something big in the near future. Remember when he was actually fairly likely to win Redbull Battlegrounds and GSL back-to-back?
those were some insanely hype days...at least for Curejwa
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On March 13 2015 09:21 Cricketer12 wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2015 09:17 The_Templar wrote:On March 13 2015 09:13 The_Red_Viper wrote:i doubt it He is good, but i don't see him winning something big in the near future. Remember when he was actually fairly likely to win Redbull Battlegrounds and GSL back-to-back? those were some insanely hype days...at least for Curejwa
too hype, apparently
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On March 13 2015 09:28 Die4Ever wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2015 09:21 Cricketer12 wrote:On March 13 2015 09:17 The_Templar wrote:On March 13 2015 09:13 The_Red_Viper wrote:i doubt it He is good, but i don't see him winning something big in the near future. Remember when he was actually fairly likely to win Redbull Battlegrounds and GSL back-to-back? those were some insanely hype days...at least for Curejwa too hype, apparently
ya we'll see....
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EPT
