Did YellOw drop SC2? - Page 4

On December 17 2011 20:34 Daudr wrote:
He retired from BW with the intention of quitting progaming altogether. The GOM show was probably just a fun thing to do after his retirement and he probably got some well needed money, since he was essentially out of a job at that point.

On December 22 2011 06:36 mememolly wrote:
shame, could have been beastly

On December 27 2011 17:44 Yamakasi wrote:
Though im not sure where from, something like Twitter or one of them, but im pretty sure he had something to do with SlayerS as Jessica mentioned being the first 'Starcraft 2 agent' for a player, which was yellOw. I also recall BoxeR stating when needed, yellOw would move on to form some sort of rival team? (Sorry if this is actually beforehand and im just behind in news)

On December 27 2011 17:42 Yoshi Kirishima wrote:
I forget where but it said that YellOw wanted to enjoy his retirement longer, and will be taking a break from SC2. I think it might actually have been John the Translator posting that in the LR thread of a recent GSL day.


Hmm, I do wonder, if Yellow actually tried to practice for Code A like the Project A showed, or it was all sort of "made up" and it was mostly just a show. Anyone have any evidence that it was or wasn't legit/real?

On December 27 2011 17:36 e4e5nf3 wrote:
Hm, there's quite a few former BW pros that turned to poker I notice. Rekrul and Grrr are two that come to mind. There was another one but I can't conjure up his name.

On December 27 2011 17:49 Lunchador wrote:


He played in the qualifiers. Lost in the second round.

On December 27 2011 18:54 jimbob615 wrote:
ElkY would have at least $2,000,000 in cash / other capital from poker... unless he's degen'd it all off

On December 27 2011 18:01 Mise wrote:

Elky? He is also actually pretty good at Poker from what I've heard. In the other hand YellOw is, according to rumors, rather bad at it.

On December 27 2011 19:19 Yoshi Kirishima wrote:


That doesn't mean that everything that Project A showed is true... I could go there and play in the qualifiers, and happen to be good enough to win the first round. He has several years of experience as a progamer, after all.





Are you serious =O so much.

On December 27 2011 17:36 e4e5nf3 wrote:
Hm, there's quite a few former BW pros that turned to poker I notice. Rekrul and Grrr are two that come to mind. There was another one but I can't conjure up his name.

On December 27 2011 20:04 Yoshi Kirishima wrote:
HOLY FUCKING SHIT

He is godamn RICH lol xD

Wow. I wonder how he would do if he came back when SC2 was coming out and trained in Korea (if he got supernova or whatever in 2 weeks, maybe he's just really really smart or something lol) now that esports has grown and [should] be more foreign-friendly (?)

Anyways if people are making this much, it means that a lot of people are wasting a shit ton too, right? xD Or do sites such as these give out starting money, which they can make up with ads?

On December 27 2011 20:09 BlitzerSC wrote:


If you want to play in most of the poker tournaments you must pay an entry fee, that's where the most of the money come from.