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Alienware Arena - StarCraft II Battlegrounds
for North America & Malaysia/Singapore
Alienware Arena is proud to announce the launch of the StarCraft 2 Battlegrounds!
Join today and battle your way to the top of the ladder. The top 32 players at the end of the Winter Season will be eligible to join the Invitational Tournament. Weekly scheduled matches begin January 3, so register today!
The Alienware Arena Battlegrounds programs allows teams to play as much as they want around their own schedule. Join and play in head-to-head competition for your chance at $1,500 USD in prizes in the Invitational Tournament for North America and $1,750 SGD in prizes for Malaysia/Singapore.
Registration: Open Now!
Weekly Scheduled Matches Begin: January 3, 2012
Winter Season Ends: Ferbuary 26, 2012
Invitational Tournament (Top 32 Players): March 3 - March 13, 2012
Invitational Tournament Prizes: $1,500 USD for North America / $1,750 SGD for Malaysia/Singapore
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Unfortunatly only residents of the specifc regions are allowed in, and Europe is excluded in this event. there goes like 40%+ of the best players in the world 
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damn no europe oh well gl to anyone who participates
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yay, giving it another shot.
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Ohh a starcraft league. I might try this but in no hopes of reaching the invitational.
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This'll be fun to queue up for when you don't feel like Laddering but you still want competitive play. I think this'll be fun! Also, you never know, there might only be like 40 GMs competing and top 32 could be possible!
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All signed up, awesome. Sorry to see no Europeans can participate, though.
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You should do this for Europe ;p
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Are one man teams allowed?
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On December 29 2011 01:33 Lifan wrote:
Are one man teams allowed?
Yea i dont get this i thought it was a single person method and then it asks you to make a team name and a team profile?
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why excluding Quebec its not fair we are always out of competitions....
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On December 29 2011 01:33 Lifan wrote:
Are one man teams allowed?
Yes this is a 1v1 event.
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On December 29 2011 02:24 Arush wrote:
why excluding Quebec its not fair we are always out of competitions....
Has to do with the laws in Quebec.
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Quebec Sweepstakes Law Encourages Sweepstakes Void in Quebec
The reason why residents of Quebec are not eligible to enter many Canada sweepstakes is not because the sponsors don't want to advertise in Quebec, and it's nothing personal against any of the residents of that fine province. Rather, many sweepstakes are void in Quebec because the sponsors must follow a stringent set of rules set out by the Quebec government.
For example, in order for sponsor to skip the "void in Quebec" restriction, Quebec sweepstakes law requires that the sponsors must do some or all of the following things:
Register the sweepstakes rules and all advertisements used to promote the contest with the Quebec government at least 30 days ahead of the sweepstake's launch.
Pay a fee of up to 10% of the sweepstake's value, depending on who is allowed to enter.
Agree to allow the government of Quebec to mediate any lawsuits arising from the contest.
Follow strict guidelines about the contents of the sweepstakes rules.
Allow the Quebec government to determine if the sweepstake may be changed or canceled once it has started.
File a written report after the contest has concluded, attesting that the prizes have been delivered or attempted to be delivered.
Agree to follow a number of other rules and guidelines. See the Quebec Sweepstakes Laws.
While these laws are intended to protect the citizens of Quebec, they are also a significant burden of money and resources to sweepstakes sponsors, and the consequences for a mistake are severe. Rather than run the risk of facing legal action if these long and complicated rules are not followed to the letter, many sponsors take the easy route of making their contests void in Quebec.
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cant register and im central america
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On December 29 2011 16:44 Qaq wrote:
cant register and im central america
It's only open to Canada, US, and Mexico for the North American event.
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Hey, I received the message : Error
You do not meet the participation requirements to enter this event. Please contact support for further information.
I am a U.S. resident and older than 13 years of age. Why did I receive this message, and can I still participate?
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On December 30 2011 04:29 Romandragon wrote:
Hey, I received the message : Error
You do not meet the participation requirements to enter this event. Please contact support for further information.
I am a U.S. resident and older than 13 years of age. Why did I receive this message, and can I still participate?
I replied to your e-mail. Check your inbox.
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this is a good chance for those whose not super pro to win something isnt it? good move by alienware imo
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Silly QC government rules 
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Leage is awesome, I always play in every Alienware tourney.
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do we use client for this
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no just the checkin system
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Hmmm It seems interesting, I just queue up and wait for someone to message me and say "Hey! Alienware tourny, lets go." then contact them in game... I like the style of it.
Is there a limit on how many times you can challenge a week or anything?
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registered, fixed my email to be spam proof & ready to dance, ty to Alienware for the opportunity!!
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Awesome 
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how do u report a win when both players didnt check in. i have reps of me winning
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