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The Bracket
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The Matches
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The Matches
The System
When discussing the system TSL always ranks TSL seeds on top. This a reward that we give to people who do well in our tournaments. After this is where it became very interesting. There are two very strong arguments directly opposed of each other. One goes that players going through the qualification procedure should be ranked the highest and the other is that Korean invites are ahead of the other players. Because we feel both arguments have merit we have went with a system that mixes the invites with the qualifiers. We started off with the qualifiers because they had to work for their spots.
1. Tyler
2. Mondragon
3. Sen
4. TL Open winner #1 (TLPD)
5. TLPD Korea #1 (TLPD)
6. TL Open winner #2 (TLPD)
7. TLPD Korea #2 (TLPD)
8. TL Open winner #3 (TLPD)
9. TLPD Korea #3 (TLPD)
10. TL Open winner #4 (TLPD)
11. TLPD Korea #4 (TLPD)
12. TL Open winner #5 (TLPD)
13. TLPD Korea #5 (TLPD)
14. TL Open winner #6 (TLPD)
15. TLPD Korea #6 (TLPD)
16. TL Open winner #7 (TLPD)
17. TLPD Korea #7 (TLPD)
18. TL Open winner #8 (TLPD)
19. TLPD Korea #8 (TLPD)
20. TL Open ladder #1
21. TLPD Korea #9 (TLPD)
22. TL Open ladder #2
23. TLPD Korea #10 (TLPD)
24. TL Open ladder #3
25. TLPD Korea #11 (TLPD)
26. TL Open ladder #4
27. TLPD Korea #12 (TLPD)
28. TL Open ladder #5
29. TLPD Korea #13 (TLPD)
30. TL Open ladder #6
31. TL Open ladder #7
32. TL Open ladder #8
The Ranking
1.
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Tyler2.
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Mondragon3.
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Sen4.
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Kas5.
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MVP6.
HasuObs7.
NesTea8.
White-Ra9.
MC10.
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NaNiwa11.
Jinro12.
QXC13.
NaDa14.
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NightEnd15.
IdrA16.
ThorZaIN17.
FruitDealer18.
CrunCher19.
BoxeR20.
TLAF-Liquid`TLO21.
Genius22.
mouz.MorroW23.
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Ret24.
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Ciara25.
![[image loading]](/images/flags2/cn.png)
Loner26.
GoOdy27.
![[image loading]](/images/flags2/ca.png)
HuK28.
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Adelscott29.
HayprO30.
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Fenix31.
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ZeeRaX32.
mouz.Strelok Ranking specifics
All Elo rankings were generated following the conclusion of TL Open TSL3 Qualifier #8. Korean invitees were ranked by the TLPD StarCraft 2 Korean Elo, while TL Open Winners were ranked by the TLPD StarCraft 2 International Elo. These subsets were ranked as is following:
Korean Invitees
1.
MVP2.
NesTea3.
MC4.
Jinro5.
NaDa6.
IdrA7.
FruitDealer8.
BoxeR9.
Genius10.
Ret11.
Loner12.
HuK13.
HayprOTeamSpeak TL Open Winners
1.
Kas2.
HasuObs3.
White-Ra4.
NaNiwa5.
QXC6.
NightEnD7.
ThorZaIN8.
CrunCherTeamSpeak TL Open Ladder qualifiers (ties determined by ELO)
1. 151 -
TLAF-Liquid`TLO2. 140 -
mouz.MorroW3. 140 -
ieS-Ciara4. 128 -
ESC.GoOdy5. 126 -
Mill.Adelscott6. 126 -
FnaticMSI.Fenix7. 114 -
ZeeRaX8. 103 -
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