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Deathstar
9150 Posts
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Jealous
10339 Posts
On December 25 2015 02:49 GGzerG wrote: Interesting...time to become KeSPA Pro!! Is there a bot-hosting position available? | ||
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esReveR
United States567 Posts
On December 25 2015 03:33 Nakajin wrote: This is better then I tough honestly, of course the fact that they left out a lot of the player probably alter the result, since I guess Kespa cut at the bottom and not at the top, but still if you leave in a team house it is not that bad. After a quick google search it seems like average salaries in Korea is around 22 000 of course programmer work more hours then the usual person but it seems to be a pretty good job. Someone know the cost of life in Korea? When I was living there in 2010, the cost of living wasn't very high. When you see that Korean pro gamers make more than the average annual income in South Korea, and factor in they don't have to pay for rent... they make a lot of money. | ||
Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
On December 25 2015 00:03 goody153 wrote: Koreans are pretty bad at dota. I mean really really bad. They do have some flukes sometimes but they get destroyed by random top SEA teams alot who couldn't even normally beat a single game out of the best CN,EU,NA(ofc those top SEA teams upset top teams from time to time too but it's kinda rare) Though they still earned ton by placing middle of the last The International ( $829,333 that's alot but remember that the first placer got $6,634,661). This hasn't been true since early 2014, Korean Dota is easily the best in SEA and had 2 teams in The International this year despite having like 25 people in the country who play it. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46179 Posts
On December 25 2015 03:45 Deathstar wrote: All of the team houses are in Seoul, so cost of living should be similar to NYC. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Team_House Apparently NYC is much more expensive than Seoul: http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=South Korea&city1=Seoul&country2=United States&city2=New York, NY | ||
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Taf the Ghost
United States11751 Posts
On December 25 2015 04:01 Heyoka wrote: This hasn't been true since early 2014, Korean Dota is easily the best in SEA and had 2 teams in The International this year despite having like 25 people in the country who play it. The Korean infrastructure shone through this year. But props to MVP for putting together the only possible teams in the entire scene. Though the hilarious part about being a SC2 & Dota2 fan is that Alex Garfield has managed to put collect 2 TI winning teams. The guy knows how to run Western Pro-teams. | ||
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argonautdice
Canada2720 Posts
On December 25 2015 03:45 Deathstar wrote: All of the team houses are in Seoul, so cost of living should be similar to NYC. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Team_House I thought room and board is covered on top of the salaries? | ||
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argonautdice
Canada2720 Posts
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Chaggi
Korea (South)1936 Posts
On December 25 2015 09:09 argonautdice wrote: anyone know how much taxes the progamers pay based on their situation? I was paying about 15-17% I believe and I declared about 50K | ||
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Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
On December 25 2015 03:45 Deathstar wrote: All of the team houses are in Seoul, so cost of living should be similar to NYC. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Team_House I think it's wrong. 3 of them are located in suburb. For instance, JAGW and CJ's teamhouse is in Ilsan-gu, Goyang. | ||
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Chaggi
Korea (South)1936 Posts
On December 25 2015 03:45 Deathstar wrote: All of the team houses are in Seoul, so cost of living should be similar to NYC. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Team_House Not all of Seoul has the same type of rent. For example, I lived a year in Gangnam and my rent was around 2,000$ month, and then I moved to near Sinchon (near where the TechnoMart is) and my rent went down to about 500$ / month. This was always living by myself. I was looking for apartments in NYC and unless you want to go very far out, you're still looking at least $1,000 / month edit: My $500/month apt was down the road from IM's house -> | ||
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Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
There was a time when S players got over 200K, while even B+ class players got $4-50K excluding prizes. Ahhhhhh, good days are gone. | ||
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goody153
44280 Posts
On December 25 2015 04:01 Heyoka wrote: This hasn't been true since early 2014, Korean Dota is easily the best in SEA and had 2 teams in The International this year despite having like 25 people in the country who play it. Yeah i'm not sure about them being the best. They've always been destroyed by rave before(though if i think about it rave can be considered as part of the korean scene so i guess that's true for at least 2014) they are not the best on SEA for a while now .. Mineski and Fnatic is the best atm On December 25 2015 04:34 Taf the Ghost wrote: The Korean infrastructure shone through this year. But props to MVP for putting together the only possible teams in the entire scene. Though the hilarious part about being a SC2 & Dota2 fan is that Alex Garfield has managed to put collect 2 TI winning teams. The guy knows how to run Western Pro-teams. Those TI winners aren't handpicked by alex garfield. Those two rosters already formed a long time before they got picked up by alex garfield. Everything that happens inside the team from who stays on the team and who leaves are decided by the team members. The org involvement just makes stuff like travelling, taking care of the players food, plans/schedule sponsorships etc but gameplay and team chemistry are all on the team. | ||
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
I got less with a Master degree, kespa is pretty good then. | ||
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corydoras
161 Posts
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arb
Noobville17922 Posts
On December 24 2015 15:17 TR wrote: Yeah I'm sure he makes a lot more than some average KeSPA players do, but where did you get that "$200k a month" from? Just curious. When you have 50k people watching and you're getting .50c an add or even less than that, after like 5-10 adds it adds up real fast, hell even .01c an add up gets up there pretty fast | ||
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Zooper31
United States5713 Posts
On December 25 2015 17:39 Thouhastmail wrote: BTW it makes me feel strange, because I remember the glory days when NaDa got $250K per year. There was a time when S players got over 200K, while even B+ class players got $4-50K excluding prizes. Ahhhhhh, good days are gone. Right? I feel these numbers are super low compared to BW... What happened to the good ole days lol. | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6288 Posts
On December 26 2015 04:59 Zooper31 wrote: Right? I feel these numbers are super low compared to BW... What happened to the good ole days lol. Match fixing and people moving onto LoL I guess =/. | ||
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lastride
2390 Posts
On December 25 2015 17:39 Thouhastmail wrote: BTW it makes me feel strange, because I remember the glory days when NaDa got $250K per year. There was a time when S players got over 200K, while even B+ class players got $4-50K excluding prizes. Ahhhhhh, good days are gone. So true, I remember the KT players Reach NalRa Yellow having huge contracts during the years 04-06 Imagine how much Boxer was earning that time | ||
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xenonn40
United States282 Posts
On December 24 2015 20:40 OtherWorld wrote: If you compare with sportsmen, that's a normal trend that team sports pay more than individual sports Not exactly, some of the top earning sportsmen are golfers and race car drivers. I am bad with my phone and can't link evidence at the moment. | ||
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