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Serral wins DreamHack Masters Summer Finals

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July 20 2020 23:56 GMT
#1


DreamHack StarCraft 2 Masters 2020: Summer

Held in the midst of a global pandemic, Dreamhack Masters Summer had to be an abnormal tournament. The entirety of the event was held online, games were played five days a week at an almost non-stop pace, and Korean players were invited to compete alongside international players in StarCraft II's "break region-lock in case of emergency" moment. Amid these unusual circumstances, StarCraft II fans would found the conclusion of the tournament, at least, to be quite familiar: Serral emerged triumphant over a field of the best players in the world and was crowned the champion.

While the Summer finals awarded a 'mere' $12,500 for first place, the list of Serral's opponents puts it up there with GSL vs. The World 2018/2019 and BlizzCon as one of his most impressive tournament runs. Taking down INnoVatioN in the group stage, both Code S finalists in TY and Cure in the playoffs, and then Trap in the finals, Serral left little doubt as to who is the best StarCraft II player at the moment.



Oddly enough, Serral's victory in the Masters Summer Finals ended his longest championship drought since he won his first major title back in 2018. Over seven months had passed since he had last won a Liquipedia premier-tier tournament, his last victory having come at HomeStory Cup XX in December of 2019. Serral had suffered through a noticeably dry spell in the first half of 2020, as he fell to Zest in the semifinals at IEM Katowice and was ZvZ'd out by Elazer and Reynor in the early rounds of TeamLiquid Starleague 5 (Serral did win two of the smaller Stay At HomeStory Cup events in 2020). Just a week prior to the DH Masters Summer Finals, he ended another tournament run without a title after losing 2-4 to his rival Reynor in the finals of Dreamhack Masters Europe. Yet, the vibe around Serral's DH Summer Finals win—the twelfth major title of his career—wasn't so much 'comeback.' There had been no collective overreaction to Serral's disappointing 2020—just a quiet wait for business to resume as usual.

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The only thing leaving the championship feeling incomplete was that Serral couldn't directly avenge his loss to Reynor from the European finals. Reynor's run of fantastic form had continued during the initial rounds of the Summer Season Finals, as he defeated two of Korea's top Terrans in Maru (group stage) and INnoVation (quarterfinals). Unfortunately for the Italian Zerg, he ended up being merely a ZvP tripwire for Serral, alerting him to the threat of Trap.

A living, breathing, chrono-boosting paradox, Trap had flown into the finals under the radar despite being Korea's best all-around Protoss. Trap's run through the Season Finals had been somewhat muted, as he had benefited from one of the easier tournament paths—victories against Has and Clem in the group stage, and a 3-1 against HeroMarine in the quarterfinals. Given his reputation for having an Achilles' heel in PvZ, it seemed like his run would end against Reynor in the semifinals. Instead, the semis ended up being a cautionary tale against overconfidence, reminding Reynor that everyone's Drones still die in two Adept hits—even those of the reigning European champion. On the other side of the bracket, Serral advanced to the finals with a clean sweep over Cure (perhaps cosmic retribution for Cure's 3-2 win over Maru, yet again preventing the elusive Serral-Maru).

Trap actually drew first blood against Serral in the finals, pulling out a stylish Glaive-Adept into Disruptor drop build on Deathaura. Though Trap had already employed the strategy to take a map off Reynor in semis, simply knowing of the build wasn't enough for Serral to mount a proper defense. Game two on Submarine followed a much more typical Serral ZvP pattern, as he shut down Trap's early Oracles and Blink Stalker harassment. As per usual, Serral kept the snowball of his early economic advantage rolling until the end, overcoming Trap's excellent combat micro with sheer force of numbers.

An ongoing evolution of Serral's game has been the addition of all-ins and cheeses to his arsenal. The middle three games of the series demonstrated why Serral fans have both cheered and balked at this development. Cheesing certainly seemed like a needless risk in game three, as he won despite having his pool-first Zergling rush stopped easily by Trap. Some DT defense here, a Zergling runby there, and what do you know! Serral was back in the lead after his early-game mishap. After handling Trap's ground force with Roaches and Ravagers, Serral applied a bit of overkill to finish Trap off with Swarm Hosts.

On the other hand, game four on Ice and Chrome showed us why even a fantastic macro player like Serral is seduced by the siren song of going all-in. After stopping Trap's Dark Templar harassment, Serral halted Drone production to gear up for a big Roach-Zergling attack. Trap didn't seem to consider the possibility of such an attack from Serral at all, and gifted Serral the freest of free wins.

And it was back to failing with cheese again in game five, as Trap calmly shutdown Serral's speedling flood with a precise, flawless defense (Serral later said he was inspired by DongRaeGu's success with the build in the GSL). Unlike the game on Submarine, Trap played out his lead far more cleanly, finishing Serral off with an Archon and Immortal supported force.

Serral then closed the series out on Golden Wall, the map with the most creative potential in the current pool. Unfortunately for Trap, he had already used his best Golden Wall specific strategy to beat Reynor earlier: A fast backdoor expansion with a proxy-Stargate. Rather than repeat the strategy, Trap opted to pull out two-base Glaive-Adept all-in against Serral. While even top Zergs like Serral occasionally lose after letting their concentration slip against Glaive-Adepts, more often they seem to scoff at such rudimentary tactics. And so it was this time around, as Serral calmly maintained his defenses, resisted the temptation of Droning up too hard, and tracked different groups of shades though his base. Trap couldn't make any headway against Serral's rock-solid defenses, and GG'd out after his desperation card of Disruptors failed to change the tide of battle.

After one of his poorest stretches of play—at least by his lofty standards—Serral once again stands unquestionably atop the SC2 world. With plenty of StarCraft II left to be played in 2020, we look forward to seeing how he'll defend his throne.
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Fanatic-Templar
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Canada5819 Posts
July 21 2020 00:42 GMT
#2
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.
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vyzion
Profile Joined August 2016
308 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-07-21 00:50:45
July 21 2020 00:50 GMT
#3
On July 21 2020 09:42 Fanatic-Templar wrote:
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.


Same, slowly becoming a Trap fan!

And congrats to Lord Serral, as always!
WombaT
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
Northern Ireland25013 Posts
July 21 2020 01:14 GMT
#4
On July 21 2020 09:42 Fanatic-Templar wrote:
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.

Happy birthday, may this new year of your life be extra joyous by letting Trap into your heart.

My crude mental calculus these days is that I don’t believe a Protoss can win a really stacked weekend tournament if they have to play more than one championship tier Zerg once they get to playoffs.

Trap here. Zest takes out Serral last Katowice, Rogue smacks him in the finals. Previous Katowice to that Stats played gloriously clean PvZ to take out Dark but soO then beat him pretty convincingly.

I shall christen this Wombat’s Law, a term I’m almost certain nobody will ever use.

I think it’s the combo of PvZ being terrible and so dependent on Protoss misdirecting them or having some new build with supreme execution. Plus when matches shift to Bo5/Bo7 so you really have to show your hand, you can’t really rely on your B builds in a Ro4.
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Tommy131313
Profile Joined May 2016
Germany152 Posts
July 21 2020 01:22 GMT
#5
Great Performance of the "Finisher".
Again.
It's quite easy to underestimate Serrals win of the Summer Championship, because we get so used to his title wins.
But as stated in the article, he defeated the créme de la créme of international and korean StarCraft.
The Playoffs could well be a blizzcon bracket.
I can't wait for the coming tournaments of 2020
pvsnp
Profile Joined January 2017
7676 Posts
July 21 2020 01:52 GMT
#6
On July 21 2020 10:14 Wombat_NI wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 21 2020 09:42 Fanatic-Templar wrote:
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.

Happy birthday, may this new year of your life be extra joyous by letting Trap into your heart.

My crude mental calculus these days is that I don’t believe a Protoss can win a really stacked weekend tournament if they have to play more than one championship tier Zerg once they get to playoffs.

Trap here. Zest takes out Serral last Katowice, Rogue smacks him in the finals. Previous Katowice to that Stats played gloriously clean PvZ to take out Dark but soO then beat him pretty convincingly.

I shall christen this Wombat’s Law, a term I’m almost certain nobody will ever use.

I think it’s the combo of PvZ being terrible and so dependent on Protoss misdirecting them or having some new build with supreme execution. Plus when matches shift to Bo5/Bo7 so you really have to show your hand, you can’t really rely on your B builds in a Ro4.


Protoss does seem to rely disproportionately on the surprise factor.
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yubo56
Profile Joined May 2014
687 Posts
July 21 2020 02:10 GMT
#7
On July 21 2020 10:52 pvsnp wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 21 2020 10:14 Wombat_NI wrote:
On July 21 2020 09:42 Fanatic-Templar wrote:
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.

Happy birthday, may this new year of your life be extra joyous by letting Trap into your heart.

My crude mental calculus these days is that I don’t believe a Protoss can win a really stacked weekend tournament if they have to play more than one championship tier Zerg once they get to playoffs.

Trap here. Zest takes out Serral last Katowice, Rogue smacks him in the finals. Previous Katowice to that Stats played gloriously clean PvZ to take out Dark but soO then beat him pretty convincingly.

I shall christen this Wombat’s Law, a term I’m almost certain nobody will ever use.

I think it’s the combo of PvZ being terrible and so dependent on Protoss misdirecting them or having some new build with supreme execution. Plus when matches shift to Bo5/Bo7 so you really have to show your hand, you can’t really rely on your B builds in a Ro4.


Protoss does seem to rely disproportionately on the surprise factor.

Would somebody ever consider running a tournament casted from replay where participants also aren't allowed (honor code) to share replays? Would allow participants to retain the surprise factor.

Obviously, nobody would let a big tournament do this since it kills hype, but in a perfect world it would let us identify just how much Protoss relies on surprise/preparation.
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zalem95
Profile Joined January 2011
Peru184 Posts
July 21 2020 02:49 GMT
#8
Amazing by Serral I never saw such a non-korean player be this consistent (not trying to start a debate here, it's just my personal opinion) but since this game started never seen something like Neeb or him.
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WombaT
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
Northern Ireland25013 Posts
July 21 2020 03:14 GMT
#9
On July 21 2020 11:10 yubo56 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 21 2020 10:52 pvsnp wrote:
On July 21 2020 10:14 Wombat_NI wrote:
On July 21 2020 09:42 Fanatic-Templar wrote:
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.

Happy birthday, may this new year of your life be extra joyous by letting Trap into your heart.

My crude mental calculus these days is that I don’t believe a Protoss can win a really stacked weekend tournament if they have to play more than one championship tier Zerg once they get to playoffs.

Trap here. Zest takes out Serral last Katowice, Rogue smacks him in the finals. Previous Katowice to that Stats played gloriously clean PvZ to take out Dark but soO then beat him pretty convincingly.

I shall christen this Wombat’s Law, a term I’m almost certain nobody will ever use.

I think it’s the combo of PvZ being terrible and so dependent on Protoss misdirecting them or having some new build with supreme execution. Plus when matches shift to Bo5/Bo7 so you really have to show your hand, you can’t really rely on your B builds in a Ro4.


Protoss does seem to rely disproportionately on the surprise factor.

Would somebody ever consider running a tournament casted from replay where participants also aren't allowed (honor code) to share replays? Would allow participants to retain the surprise factor.

Obviously, nobody would let a big tournament do this since it kills hype, but in a perfect world it would let us identify just how much Protoss relies on surprise/preparation.

That would be really neat, kind of a Starcraft: Unboxed tournament, like it!
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BisuDagger
Profile Blog Joined October 2009
Bisutopia19229 Posts
July 21 2020 04:02 GMT
#10
On July 21 2020 10:14 Wombat_NI wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 21 2020 09:42 Fanatic-Templar wrote:
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.

Happy birthday, may this new year of your life be extra joyous by letting Trap into your heart.

My crude mental calculus these days is that I don’t believe a Protoss can win a really stacked weekend tournament if they have to play more than one championship tier Zerg once they get to playoffs.

Trap here. Zest takes out Serral last Katowice, Rogue smacks him in the finals. Previous Katowice to that Stats played gloriously clean PvZ to take out Dark but soO then beat him pretty convincingly.

I shall christen this Wombat’s Law, a term I’m almost certain nobody will ever use.

I think it’s the combo of PvZ being terrible and so dependent on Protoss misdirecting them or having some new build with supreme execution. Plus when matches shift to Bo5/Bo7 so you really have to show your hand, you can’t really rely on your B builds in a Ro4.


I agree. How many times in the past 3 years has a Protoss beaten two top tier Zergs back to back in a bracket.

To go one step further, has any non-zerg beaten Reynor and Serral in the same tournament?
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agsub
Profile Joined May 2012
Singapore368 Posts
July 21 2020 04:17 GMT
#11
Grats Serral, great games
HeroSandro
Profile Joined July 2019
524 Posts
July 21 2020 05:06 GMT
#12
GG Serral. Great tournament, great casting, great everything.
10199
Profile Joined August 2019
4 Posts
July 21 2020 05:23 GMT
#13
baneling printer wins every time
so boring games
TelecoM
Profile Blog Joined January 2010
United States10668 Posts
July 21 2020 06:29 GMT
#14
I guess Serral can not be stopped! Foreign SC2 Bonjwa for sure!
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Olli
Profile Blog Joined February 2012
Austria24417 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-07-21 06:30:47
July 21 2020 06:29 GMT
#15
On July 21 2020 13:02 BisuDagger wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 21 2020 10:14 Wombat_NI wrote:
On July 21 2020 09:42 Fanatic-Templar wrote:
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.

Happy birthday, may this new year of your life be extra joyous by letting Trap into your heart.

My crude mental calculus these days is that I don’t believe a Protoss can win a really stacked weekend tournament if they have to play more than one championship tier Zerg once they get to playoffs.

Trap here. Zest takes out Serral last Katowice, Rogue smacks him in the finals. Previous Katowice to that Stats played gloriously clean PvZ to take out Dark but soO then beat him pretty convincingly.

I shall christen this Wombat’s Law, a term I’m almost certain nobody will ever use.

I think it’s the combo of PvZ being terrible and so dependent on Protoss misdirecting them or having some new build with supreme execution. Plus when matches shift to Bo5/Bo7 so you really have to show your hand, you can’t really rely on your B builds in a Ro4.


I agree. How many times in the past 3 years has a Protoss beaten two top tier Zergs back to back in a bracket.

To go one step further, has any non-zerg beaten Reynor and Serral in the same tournament?


Zest beat Reynor in groups at Katowice, then Serral in the semis. But you could also attribute that to a large degree to Zest's glaive build that he did better than anyone else while it wasn't fully figured out yet.
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Waxangel
Profile Blog Joined September 2002
United States33339 Posts
July 21 2020 07:06 GMT
#16
On July 21 2020 10:14 Wombat_NI wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 21 2020 09:42 Fanatic-Templar wrote:
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.


I think it’s the combo of PvZ being terrible and so dependent on Protoss misdirecting them or having some new build with supreme execution. Plus when matches shift to Bo5/Bo7 so you really have to show your hand, you can’t really rely on your B builds in a Ro4.


Don't forget Classic! Beat Rogue and Dark in back to back weeks of Code S by prepping a different build for every single game. Also that BlizzCon game vs Rogue
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Waxangel
Profile Blog Joined September 2002
United States33339 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-07-21 07:07:34
July 21 2020 07:06 GMT
#17
On July 21 2020 15:29 Olli wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 21 2020 13:02 BisuDagger wrote:
On July 21 2020 10:14 Wombat_NI wrote:
On July 21 2020 09:42 Fanatic-Templar wrote:
Man, after the win against Reynor, when Trap seized the initiative with the first win of the finals, I actually believed he'd do the impossible.

Between this tournament and TSL I'm actually turning into a Trap fan, which is shocking since I've spent over a decade unable to care about him.

Happy birthday, may this new year of your life be extra joyous by letting Trap into your heart.

My crude mental calculus these days is that I don’t believe a Protoss can win a really stacked weekend tournament if they have to play more than one championship tier Zerg once they get to playoffs.

Trap here. Zest takes out Serral last Katowice, Rogue smacks him in the finals. Previous Katowice to that Stats played gloriously clean PvZ to take out Dark but soO then beat him pretty convincingly.

I shall christen this Wombat’s Law, a term I’m almost certain nobody will ever use.

I think it’s the combo of PvZ being terrible and so dependent on Protoss misdirecting them or having some new build with supreme execution. Plus when matches shift to Bo5/Bo7 so you really have to show your hand, you can’t really rely on your B builds in a Ro4.


I agree. How many times in the past 3 years has a Protoss beaten two top tier Zergs back to back in a bracket.

To go one step further, has any non-zerg beaten Reynor and Serral in the same tournament?


Zest beat Reynor in groups at Katowice, then Serral in the semis. But you could also attribute that to a large degree to Zest's glaive build that he did better than anyone else while it wasn't fully figured out yet.


also, it's one thing to try to react to it as he plays in your group—another thing entirely when you're Rogue and get to lose to it groups, and then process it for a few days before the finals :O
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kingism
Profile Joined July 2020
25 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-07-21 07:10:18
July 21 2020 07:06 GMT
#18
How do u beat a top Zerg? Zerg economy is just 10x better than terran and protoss. It's becoming quite a stupid game. If zerg econ is so good, their units have to be weaker to compensate, but no, their units are AS gd, if not better, as terran and protoss lol. What ends up happening is 200 maxed out zerg battles against 140 supply protoss and terran, AND after the battle, zerg remaxes instantly with their superior economy and unit production LOL Gd job Serral on dominating with a clearly OP race.

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kingism
Profile Joined July 2020
25 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-07-21 07:08:40
July 21 2020 07:08 GMT
#19
Harris1st
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
Germany6880 Posts
July 21 2020 07:10 GMT
#20
On July 21 2020 14:23 10199 wrote:
baneling printer wins every time
so boring games


baneling printer > adept factory
Go Serral! GG EZ for Ence. Flashbang dance FTW
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