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The final Ro32 group of WCS America's Premier League ended with two more Protoss players in  iG.MacSed and
IvD.puCK advancing to the Ro16.
MacSed, a quarterfinalist in two previous WCS America tournaments, was the first player to advance from the group. Against Taiwan's  Sen he revealed a side of his PvZ play that had rarely been seen in previous seasons, going up to three bases in both games of his 2-0 victory.
MacSed had a more difficult series against puCK where the two players looked very much equals, but a large, 2-base blink stalker attack from MacSed in the final game of the series allowed him to win 2-1. puCK recovered from that loss to defeat Sen 2-0 in the final match of the night, advancing from the group in second place.
While MacSed and puCK have earned Premier League seeds as well as advancement to the Ro16, Sen and  SeleCT must await next season's Challenger League.
The WCS America Ro16 will take place at the ESL studios in Cologne, Germany on April 5-6.
Final List of Ro16 Players
 Protoss (7): Alicia, Oz, Arthur, HuK, Crank, MacSed, puCK
 Terran (5): Heart, Bomber, TaeJa, Polt, Neeb
 Zerg (4): TooDming, HyuN, Revival, XiGua
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Dayum, MacSed left'em MacDead
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On March 13 2014 11:13 DBS wrote:
Dayum, MacSed left'em MacDead
Thread done.
RIP Sen, was so hoping he'd make it through.
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Man, 3 of the sickest Terrans competing in NA. Pretty wild.
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congrats to macsed and puck
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Need the American Hope now.
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United States97277 Posts
wow surprised Sen didn't get through
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It's telling how much people actually care about wcs america with how many comments are on this thread
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On March 13 2014 12:23 Akimbo wrote:
Need the American Hope now.
My money's on HuK and Neeb
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United States806 Posts
Im proud of PucK he's come so far now round of 16!
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keepin the american dream alive for 'murica
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Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
Wonder if Sen would've advanced had the group order been different. I can't stand MSL format groups because of how influential the order can be, especially when the two favorites face in the opening match.
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Is the RO16 random or player chosen?
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nooooooooooo sen 
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United States23455 Posts
On March 13 2014 13:39 tree.hugger wrote:
Wonder if Sen would've advanced had the group order been different. I can't stand MSL format groups because of how influential the order can be, especially when the two favorites face in the opening match.
While I think this is true of the format, I think Sen just didn't advance because his ZvP didn't look great. Either way he would have had to play a protoss at some point and MacSed and Puck both looked better than him today.
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Puck keeping the american dream alive <3
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On March 13 2014 13:48 Darkhorse wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2014 13:39 tree.hugger wrote:
Wonder if Sen would've advanced had the group order been different. I can't stand MSL format groups because of how influential the order can be, especially when the two favorites face in the opening match. While I think this is true of the format, I think Sen just didn't advance because his ZvP didn't look great. Either way he would have had to play a protoss at some point and MacSed and Puck both looked better than him today.
Agreed, the MSL format can be random and unfair, and also agreed that there's no way it affected Sen here. Both he and Puck played everybody and Puck was just better.
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Looking forward to Edison in Cologne.
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