Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Saturday, January 21st.
Well, the main bulk of action today was over at IEM Kiev. The results from the championship bracket ro8 were Dimaga over Pomi 3-2, Kas over White-Ra 3-2, Zenio over Naniwa 3-1, and MMA over Feast 3-1. The ro4 and finals will take place on Sunday.
Also played today was Reign vs. FXO over in the NASTL. The matches were Oz over Slush, Kiwikaki over Gumiho, Artist over Lucky, and Leenock over Inori to set up an ace bo3 between Inori and Lucky. In that series we had Lucky take it 2-1 to win for FXO 3-2.
In other news we have the announcement that Violet, former GSL player has signed with the European team Empire strengthening their SC2 roster. His new teammates include the Kas, Hobot, Happy, and Beastyqt.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here at SC2NewSCast.com.
Showing posts with label iem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iem. Show all posts
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
NewSCast for 20-Jan-12 - No Cast
SORRY GUYS, NO CAST TONIGHT. I AM JUST SO TIRED AFTER WORK - GOING TO BED. THANKS!
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Friday, January 20th.
Well, some action heating up over in Kiev at IEM. The groups today were group C with Pomi, MMA, HasuObs, and TargA and group D with qxc, Dimaga, Hero, and Feast. In group C we had MMA and Pomi advancing. In group D we had Dimaga and Feast. This sets up a finals bracket of Dimaga vs. Pomi, White-Ra vs. Kas, Naniwa vs. Zenio, and Feast vs. MMA.
We also had day 2 in the NASTL with Mousesports taking on RoxKIS. In the matches we had Bigs over LiveZerg, Thorzain over Slivko, and Mana over Fraer to take the one-sided victory for Mouz 3-0.
Over in the GSL, we had group nominations for Code S ro16. The groups are as follows:
Group A: MVP, Gumiho, Curious, and aLive.
Group B: MMA, Oz, Puzzle, and SuperNova.
Group C: MC, Ganzi, Jjakji, and Parting, and finally
Group D with: NesTea, DRG, MarineKing, and Genius.
Look for Code S play to start back up come February 1st.
No other major announcements except that MLG has released more details on their upcoming Winter Season. There will be a 32-player tourney, called the "Winter Arena," to set up players for group and open bracket play for the upcoming MLG Columbus. Those 32-players will come from the top 8 of last year, and the top 8 from each of 3 qualifier tournaments. Then the top 8 from this Columbus event which they are calling the "Winter Championships" will advance to the Spring Arena which will choose players for presumably the next event which will be the Spring Championships.
The Qualifiers will take place between January 31st and February 8th. The Winter Arena will be Feb 24th-26th, then the Columbus Winter Championships will be March 23rd-25th. Look for even more details soon.
One last announcement comes from the recently reformed Team Light. They have recruited two new players in Stalife, formally of Complexity, and Golden who just left the Slayers Clan.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you today. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Friday, January 20th.
Well, some action heating up over in Kiev at IEM. The groups today were group C with Pomi, MMA, HasuObs, and TargA and group D with qxc, Dimaga, Hero, and Feast. In group C we had MMA and Pomi advancing. In group D we had Dimaga and Feast. This sets up a finals bracket of Dimaga vs. Pomi, White-Ra vs. Kas, Naniwa vs. Zenio, and Feast vs. MMA.
We also had day 2 in the NASTL with Mousesports taking on RoxKIS. In the matches we had Bigs over LiveZerg, Thorzain over Slivko, and Mana over Fraer to take the one-sided victory for Mouz 3-0.
Over in the GSL, we had group nominations for Code S ro16. The groups are as follows:
Group A: MVP, Gumiho, Curious, and aLive.
Group B: MMA, Oz, Puzzle, and SuperNova.
Group C: MC, Ganzi, Jjakji, and Parting, and finally
Group D with: NesTea, DRG, MarineKing, and Genius.
Look for Code S play to start back up come February 1st.
No other major announcements except that MLG has released more details on their upcoming Winter Season. There will be a 32-player tourney, called the "Winter Arena," to set up players for group and open bracket play for the upcoming MLG Columbus. Those 32-players will come from the top 8 of last year, and the top 8 from each of 3 qualifier tournaments. Then the top 8 from this Columbus event which they are calling the "Winter Championships" will advance to the Spring Arena which will choose players for presumably the next event which will be the Spring Championships.
The Qualifiers will take place between January 31st and February 8th. The Winter Arena will be Feb 24th-26th, then the Columbus Winter Championships will be March 23rd-25th. Look for even more details soon.
One last announcement comes from the recently reformed Team Light. They have recruited two new players in Stalife, formally of Complexity, and Golden who just left the Slayers Clan.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you today. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Monday, October 3, 2011
NewSCast for 2-Oct-11
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Sunday, October 2nd.
Let's start with the NASL Division 5 Week 3 play. The maps for today were Bel'Shir Beach, The Shattered Temple, and Xel'naga Caverns. First off we had QXC take down TLO 2-1. Next was HasuObs tearing through Tyler 2-0, and the final match was TT1 over Moman 2-1. The current standings for the division are:
QXC 3-0, Dimaga 2-0, Puma 2-0, TT1 2-1, HasuObs 2-1, TLO 0-3, Moman 0-3, and Tyler 0-3.
Next we had the Semifinals in the GSL Code A. The matches were Curious over GuMiHo 3-0 and Oz over Sage 3-1. This sets up the finals between Curious and Oz for that easy Code S spot.
Also played today were the ro8 brackets at IEM China. The first match up was Idra tearing through Revival 3-1. Next we had Elfi over Strelok 3-1. Next was HasuObs over Dimaga 3-2, and the final match was Puma over JYP 3-0.
In other news the IPL 3 coming up in a few days has released the complete list of open bracket players. Some notable include Catz, TriMaster, Slush, Socke, DeMuslim, Puma, Haypro, Sheth, Kiwikaki, Spanishiwa, and TT1. Be sure to start tuning in on Thursday for IPL 3 action.
Well, that's about all the news we have for you tonight. Don't forget about our GG Button contest and be sure to tune into the Weekly Edit this week where our guest will be Mary Ratcliffe of GoodGameMovie.com. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do, you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Let's start with the NASL Division 5 Week 3 play. The maps for today were Bel'Shir Beach, The Shattered Temple, and Xel'naga Caverns. First off we had QXC take down TLO 2-1. Next was HasuObs tearing through Tyler 2-0, and the final match was TT1 over Moman 2-1. The current standings for the division are:
QXC 3-0, Dimaga 2-0, Puma 2-0, TT1 2-1, HasuObs 2-1, TLO 0-3, Moman 0-3, and Tyler 0-3.
Next we had the Semifinals in the GSL Code A. The matches were Curious over GuMiHo 3-0 and Oz over Sage 3-1. This sets up the finals between Curious and Oz for that easy Code S spot.
Also played today were the ro8 brackets at IEM China. The first match up was Idra tearing through Revival 3-1. Next we had Elfi over Strelok 3-1. Next was HasuObs over Dimaga 3-2, and the final match was Puma over JYP 3-0.
In other news the IPL 3 coming up in a few days has released the complete list of open bracket players. Some notable include Catz, TriMaster, Slush, Socke, DeMuslim, Puma, Haypro, Sheth, Kiwikaki, Spanishiwa, and TT1. Be sure to start tuning in on Thursday for IPL 3 action.
Well, that's about all the news we have for you tonight. Don't forget about our GG Button contest and be sure to tune into the Weekly Edit this week where our guest will be Mary Ratcliffe of GoodGameMovie.com. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do, you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Sunday, August 21, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Sunday, August 21st
Welcome everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Sunday, August 21st.
Well, not a ton of action today overall, but we did have the finals in the IEM GamesCon Cologne. This was a bo5 series rematch between oGs.MC and EG.Puma. Last time these two met Puma took the series and $50,000 in the NASL finals 4-3. Many people predicted that MC would get his revenge this time, but that did not happen as Puma just slaughtered MC 3-0. There were moments where MC was ahead, but every time Puma showed why he is probably the best decision-maker in the game.
In other news, it has finally been officially announced that the Korean BW/SC2/WC3 team WeMadeFOX is disbanding. This has been rumored for some time but they are saying now that as of August 31st they will not longer exist. We will see what happens to the players in the near future.
Also coming up we have the GSL Code A semifinals early Monday morning at Gomtv.net. The matches are Ganzi taking on Taeja as well as Leenock vs. MarineKing to see who will move on for a chance at Code S status.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. We are taking our weekend now, but tune in Tuesday for the Weekly Edit this week where I will be previewing MLG Raleigh as well as talking about some projects coming down the pipe. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com
Well, not a ton of action today overall, but we did have the finals in the IEM GamesCon Cologne. This was a bo5 series rematch between oGs.MC and EG.Puma. Last time these two met Puma took the series and $50,000 in the NASL finals 4-3. Many people predicted that MC would get his revenge this time, but that did not happen as Puma just slaughtered MC 3-0. There were moments where MC was ahead, but every time Puma showed why he is probably the best decision-maker in the game.
In other news, it has finally been officially announced that the Korean BW/SC2/WC3 team WeMadeFOX is disbanding. This has been rumored for some time but they are saying now that as of August 31st they will not longer exist. We will see what happens to the players in the near future.
Also coming up we have the GSL Code A semifinals early Monday morning at Gomtv.net. The matches are Ganzi taking on Taeja as well as Leenock vs. MarineKing to see who will move on for a chance at Code S status.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. We are taking our weekend now, but tune in Tuesday for the Weekly Edit this week where I will be previewing MLG Raleigh as well as talking about some projects coming down the pipe. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Saturday, August 20th
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Saturday, August 20th.
Well, some good action coming down the pipe today. First we will start with the semifinals matchups over at IEM GamesCon in Germany. The first match was MC vs. Mana PvP. Mana, who has been very strong in the last few weeks ended up being owned by the legendary PvP of MC 3-0. In the other match, we had Puma, the strong Terran that we have not seen much of since his win over MC at NASL, taking on Socke in a TvP. Puma, known as one of the strongest Terrans in the world showed why as he handled Socke 3-0. This sets up a finals that is a rematch of those NASL finals between Puma and MC. Last time Puma took the series 4-3, so let's see tomorrow who wants this win more.
Also today we had TL TeamSpeak Open #21. The finals this week were TSL.Heart taking on EG.Idra and in the end Idra fell 3-2. 3rd and fourth place went to two kind of surprising players in FXOtgun and Desrow. Congrats to all of the players.
In other news, the gaming team WinFakt, a very strong Call of Duty and Counter Strike gaming team, has announced their first signing of a StarCraft 2 player. That player is Fuzer and it marks another gaming team transitioning into having an SC2 roster. Congrats and good luck to them.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you today. Please, feel free to add us on twitter, on facebook, and all those other mediums. There are links on the side of the page. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, some good action coming down the pipe today. First we will start with the semifinals matchups over at IEM GamesCon in Germany. The first match was MC vs. Mana PvP. Mana, who has been very strong in the last few weeks ended up being owned by the legendary PvP of MC 3-0. In the other match, we had Puma, the strong Terran that we have not seen much of since his win over MC at NASL, taking on Socke in a TvP. Puma, known as one of the strongest Terrans in the world showed why as he handled Socke 3-0. This sets up a finals that is a rematch of those NASL finals between Puma and MC. Last time Puma took the series 4-3, so let's see tomorrow who wants this win more.
Also today we had TL TeamSpeak Open #21. The finals this week were TSL.Heart taking on EG.Idra and in the end Idra fell 3-2. 3rd and fourth place went to two kind of surprising players in FXOtgun and Desrow. Congrats to all of the players.
In other news, the gaming team WinFakt, a very strong Call of Duty and Counter Strike gaming team, has announced their first signing of a StarCraft 2 player. That player is Fuzer and it marks another gaming team transitioning into having an SC2 roster. Congrats and good luck to them.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you today. Please, feel free to add us on twitter, on facebook, and all those other mediums. There are links on the side of the page. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Friday, August 19th
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Friday, August 19th.
Well, let's start off with the GSTL action from early Friday morning. First we had NSHoSeo taking on IM. There was plenty of fireworks and BM leading up to a 4-1 victory for IM. Sage took game 1 against Happy. Then Losira came in to take the series from Sage, Tassadar, Jjakji, and Shuttle.
Next we had our heroes F. United fighting hard against TSL. I did get to see this match as F. United fought very hard, but in the end fell to the might of TSL. We had Heart over Naniwa, Fenix over Heart and Clide, then Revival over Fenix and Lyn. This brought in Thorzain who took out Revival to set up the ace match against aLive. In a weird and exciting game, Thorzain could not stand up and TSL took the series 4-3.
Also today we have the ro8 play in the championship brackets over at IEM GamesCon. First we had Socke over Kas 3-1. Next was Puma over Nerchio 3-0. Following that up was MC over Select 3-0. The final match was Mana over Moonglade 3-1. This sets up a semis for tomorrow with MC vs. Mana and Puma vs. Socke.
Also, in other news, it was announced that Team Dignitas is sending their very strong Terran player Sjow over to Korea to be with his teammate Naniwa. I can not wait to see Sjow after spending some time over there.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, let's start off with the GSTL action from early Friday morning. First we had NSHoSeo taking on IM. There was plenty of fireworks and BM leading up to a 4-1 victory for IM. Sage took game 1 against Happy. Then Losira came in to take the series from Sage, Tassadar, Jjakji, and Shuttle.
Next we had our heroes F. United fighting hard against TSL. I did get to see this match as F. United fought very hard, but in the end fell to the might of TSL. We had Heart over Naniwa, Fenix over Heart and Clide, then Revival over Fenix and Lyn. This brought in Thorzain who took out Revival to set up the ace match against aLive. In a weird and exciting game, Thorzain could not stand up and TSL took the series 4-3.
Also today we have the ro8 play in the championship brackets over at IEM GamesCon. First we had Socke over Kas 3-1. Next was Puma over Nerchio 3-0. Following that up was MC over Select 3-0. The final match was Mana over Moonglade 3-1. This sets up a semis for tomorrow with MC vs. Mana and Puma vs. Socke.
Also, in other news, it was announced that Team Dignitas is sending their very strong Terran player Sjow over to Korea to be with his teammate Naniwa. I can not wait to see Sjow after spending some time over there.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Friday, August 19, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Thursday, August 18th
Welcome everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Thusday, August 18th.
Well, some good action from the day. We will start with the GSTL from early Thursday morning. The first match was between Slayers and the foreign heroes F. United. Last week the foreigners pulled out an amazing win over a powerful MVP team, but this week, well, they got all-killed by SlayersTaeja. In order, we had Soccer, Moon, Thorzain, and then Naniwa falling. After that match we had MVP taking on Prime and here is that rundown:
MarineKing over Tails, and then the man himself, DongRaeGu came in to take out MarineKing, anypro, BBoongBBoong, and Polt to take the series 4-1 for his team MVP.
Also today we had day 2 action over in Germany with the Intel Extreme Masters GamesCon. Today groups C and D played and here are the results with the top 2 advancing to the championship bracket:
Group C: Nerchio 3-0, Moonglade 2-1, Tarson 1-2, and the newest EG member Huk falling 0-3.
Group D: Mana 3-0, Puma 2-1, then Stephano 1-2 and Sase 0-3.
The championship brackets start Friday morning. Here are the pairings for that:
Socke vs. Kas, Nerchio vs. Puma, Select vs. MC, and Mana vs. Moonglade.
In other news, just the other day ArtosisTV has released the first episode in a new show series that they are calling "Imbalanced!" The show features Artosis and Idra attempting to have a discussion about SC2 and the games balance issues. You can find that over at youtube.com/artosistv.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, some good action from the day. We will start with the GSTL from early Thursday morning. The first match was between Slayers and the foreign heroes F. United. Last week the foreigners pulled out an amazing win over a powerful MVP team, but this week, well, they got all-killed by SlayersTaeja. In order, we had Soccer, Moon, Thorzain, and then Naniwa falling. After that match we had MVP taking on Prime and here is that rundown:
MarineKing over Tails, and then the man himself, DongRaeGu came in to take out MarineKing, anypro, BBoongBBoong, and Polt to take the series 4-1 for his team MVP.
Also today we had day 2 action over in Germany with the Intel Extreme Masters GamesCon. Today groups C and D played and here are the results with the top 2 advancing to the championship bracket:
Group C: Nerchio 3-0, Moonglade 2-1, Tarson 1-2, and the newest EG member Huk falling 0-3.
Group D: Mana 3-0, Puma 2-1, then Stephano 1-2 and Sase 0-3.
The championship brackets start Friday morning. Here are the pairings for that:
Socke vs. Kas, Nerchio vs. Puma, Select vs. MC, and Mana vs. Moonglade.
In other news, just the other day ArtosisTV has released the first episode in a new show series that they are calling "Imbalanced!" The show features Artosis and Idra attempting to have a discussion about SC2 and the games balance issues. You can find that over at youtube.com/artosistv.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Wednesday, August 17th
Welcome back everyone from the weekend. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Wednesday, August 17th.
Well, for anyone that missed the big news from Tuesday, it is that Liquid'Huk has left Team Liquid and joined EG to fight in Korea along side his teammates Idra and Puma, as it was also announced that Idra will head back to Korea to participate in GSL.
In tourney action, we Day 4 in the GSL Code S play early Wednesday morning. Here is the rundown from group G:
Virus over HongUn, Clide over SuperNova, Virus over Clide, HongUn over SuperNova, and HongUn over Clide. These results mean that Virus and HongUn will advance, Clide retains Code S, and SuperNova drops to the Up and Down Matches.
Here is the rundown from group H:
Ensnare over Losira, July over Genius, July over Ensnare, Genius over Losira, and Genius over Ensnare meaning that July and Genius advance, Ensnare retains, and Losira drops to the Up and Down Matches.
Also over the weekend we had the iCCup Korean Weekly. The winners this week were Gumiho over Taeja 4-1. 3rd/4th were Naya and TheBest.
Started today was also the first rounds in the IEM Intel Extreme Masters tourney over in Europe. We had groups A and B play and here are the results with the top 2 of each group advancing:
MC: 3-0, Kas 2-1, Beastyqy: 1-2, and dignitas.Killer 0-3.
Group B:
Socke 2-1, Select 2-1, TSL.Killer 2-1, and DieStar 0-3.
Group play has resumed for Day 2 as I am recording this.
In other player news, Coco, formally of ZeNEX has signed with Slayers. The Slayers clan is becoming even more stacked. Also, TanDongHo, formally of ZeNEX has also signed with a new team, Team Dignitas. Good luck to the players and their new homes.
Also announced today is a partnership between Team ReIGN and IGN. IGN will support them monetarily and ReIGN will be providing content for IPL TV.
The last announcement for the day will be that two top Koreans will be at BlizzCon. This year it will be none other than champions IM.MVP and IM.NesTea. We will finally get to see NesTea in action outside of Korea.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you today. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, for anyone that missed the big news from Tuesday, it is that Liquid'Huk has left Team Liquid and joined EG to fight in Korea along side his teammates Idra and Puma, as it was also announced that Idra will head back to Korea to participate in GSL.
In tourney action, we Day 4 in the GSL Code S play early Wednesday morning. Here is the rundown from group G:
Virus over HongUn, Clide over SuperNova, Virus over Clide, HongUn over SuperNova, and HongUn over Clide. These results mean that Virus and HongUn will advance, Clide retains Code S, and SuperNova drops to the Up and Down Matches.
Here is the rundown from group H:
Ensnare over Losira, July over Genius, July over Ensnare, Genius over Losira, and Genius over Ensnare meaning that July and Genius advance, Ensnare retains, and Losira drops to the Up and Down Matches.
Also over the weekend we had the iCCup Korean Weekly. The winners this week were Gumiho over Taeja 4-1. 3rd/4th were Naya and TheBest.
Started today was also the first rounds in the IEM Intel Extreme Masters tourney over in Europe. We had groups A and B play and here are the results with the top 2 of each group advancing:
MC: 3-0, Kas 2-1, Beastyqy: 1-2, and dignitas.Killer 0-3.
Group B:
Socke 2-1, Select 2-1, TSL.Killer 2-1, and DieStar 0-3.
Group play has resumed for Day 2 as I am recording this.
In other player news, Coco, formally of ZeNEX has signed with Slayers. The Slayers clan is becoming even more stacked. Also, TanDongHo, formally of ZeNEX has also signed with a new team, Team Dignitas. Good luck to the players and their new homes.
Also announced today is a partnership between Team ReIGN and IGN. IGN will support them monetarily and ReIGN will be providing content for IPL TV.
The last announcement for the day will be that two top Koreans will be at BlizzCon. This year it will be none other than champions IM.MVP and IM.NesTea. We will finally get to see NesTea in action outside of Korea.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you today. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Saturday, July 16th
Welcome everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Saturday, July 16th.
Well, today we had day 3 in the IPL. The first match was our poker hero Kiwikaki falling to Strelok 2-0. Next we had Nerchio looking sloppy as he loses to Cloud 2-0. The next watch was Vile.State taking on Goody. After a bit of a failed Mothership, State falls to Goody 2-1. The final match of the night was Merz falling convincingly to NightEnd 2-0.
Also going on today was the TL TeamSpeak #19. This week the winner was the Korean fighter ZeNEXHack. Second place was Goody with 3rd/4th being NEXReturning and imba.Strelok. 5th/8th were Mana, Ret, Lowely, and DeMuslim. It is good to see a lot of foreigners in the money for this one.
Also today was the Grand Finals of the IEM Americas Championship. The winner's bracket finals were a bo5 between FnaticTT1 and dignitas.Select. Select take the series 3-1 in a group of short, uninspiring games. TT1 dropped down the loser's bracket where he faced EG.Idra. Idra looked good in the series taking down TT1 3-1. The brackets say Select and Idra are supposed to play, but neither seems to care about their seed at they both advance, so that match, it appears will not happen.
In another announcement, the NASL on Sunday is doing a tour of Southern California with Sen, White-Ra, and Gretorp. The great thing about this is that they have published the schedule and are welcoming fans to come around, meet the pros, and have fun with them for the day. On top of that, they will end the day with a "Dollars and Cents" showmatch for the remainder of the budget. This will be a bo7 series between Sen and White-Ra and can be found at the NASL Season 2 channel on Justin.tv.
A quick update on Kiwikaki playing the WSOP: He was knocked out today but he ended up in 210th place, I spot ahead of Daniel Negreanu, and with a pay out of $47,000. Congrats Jonathan on your placement!
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, today we had day 3 in the IPL. The first match was our poker hero Kiwikaki falling to Strelok 2-0. Next we had Nerchio looking sloppy as he loses to Cloud 2-0. The next watch was Vile.State taking on Goody. After a bit of a failed Mothership, State falls to Goody 2-1. The final match of the night was Merz falling convincingly to NightEnd 2-0.
Also going on today was the TL TeamSpeak #19. This week the winner was the Korean fighter ZeNEXHack. Second place was Goody with 3rd/4th being NEXReturning and imba.Strelok. 5th/8th were Mana, Ret, Lowely, and DeMuslim. It is good to see a lot of foreigners in the money for this one.
Also today was the Grand Finals of the IEM Americas Championship. The winner's bracket finals were a bo5 between FnaticTT1 and dignitas.Select. Select take the series 3-1 in a group of short, uninspiring games. TT1 dropped down the loser's bracket where he faced EG.Idra. Idra looked good in the series taking down TT1 3-1. The brackets say Select and Idra are supposed to play, but neither seems to care about their seed at they both advance, so that match, it appears will not happen.
In another announcement, the NASL on Sunday is doing a tour of Southern California with Sen, White-Ra, and Gretorp. The great thing about this is that they have published the schedule and are welcoming fans to come around, meet the pros, and have fun with them for the day. On top of that, they will end the day with a "Dollars and Cents" showmatch for the remainder of the budget. This will be a bo7 series between Sen and White-Ra and can be found at the NASL Season 2 channel on Justin.tv.
A quick update on Kiwikaki playing the WSOP: He was knocked out today but he ended up in 210th place, I spot ahead of Daniel Negreanu, and with a pay out of $47,000. Congrats Jonathan on your placement!
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)