Here we go again everyone, I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Saturday, October 8th.
Well, more action in the IPL3 today over in Atlantic City. We had the the ro32 and some of the ro16 played tonight. I will give the the results from the ro16 so far:
First we had Ret over aLive 2-1, then Lucky over Ryung 2-1. Next was Puma over White-Ra 2-0 and MMA over Sleep 2-0. The final match played was TheSTC over Select 2-0. In the ro16 we still have Thozain vs. Idra, Violet vs. Stephano, and Huk vs. Inori to come.
We also had division 4 play over in the NASL season 2. The maps for tonight were Terminus, Dual Sight, and Bel'shir Beach. First we had Moonglade taking down Inka 2-0, Sen beat NightEnd 2-1, Strelok took down Ret 2-0, and Select took down InControl 2-0. The results after 4 weeks of play are:
Strelok 4-0, Ret 3-1, Sen 3-1, Select 2-2, Moonglade 1-2, Inka 1-2, NightEnd 0-3, and InControl 0-3.
Make sure to tune in Sunday for the IPL finals. That is 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.
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Sunday, October 9, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Sunday, July 24th
Hello everyone, I am TheAmazombie and this is StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Sunday, July 24th.
With another slow day, this is the calm before the storm that will be MLG Anaheim next weekend. We did have a bit of fun action though as the boys over at NASL held the "Dollars and Cents" show match between Fnatic.Sen and tt.White-Ra down in Southern California. For a grand total of $1.77 cents, Sen pulled out a hard-fought victory over White-Ra 4-3.
We did have day 8 play in the IPL season 2. This was more winner's bracket action with the first match being the Ambitious Terran Strelok taking down Cloud 2-0. Next we had Goody looking strong in his 2-0 victory over NightEnd. The third match was Select tearing through Lalush and White-Ra taking the series over BratOK. All winners advance, all losers drop down.
Over at GomTV.net we have the GSL Code S Semi-Finals as NesTea is looking to advance over HongUn in a bo5 and the winner will face the champion from our other bo5, Byun and Losira. Those matches will start Monday morning at 2:10 PST.
Well, that's about all of the news that we have for you tonight. Be sure to check out our Facebook, our twitter, and all that jazz. We can be found @sc2newscast. Monday is my day off, Tuesday I will post a new Weekly Edit episode so be sure to check that out. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
With another slow day, this is the calm before the storm that will be MLG Anaheim next weekend. We did have a bit of fun action though as the boys over at NASL held the "Dollars and Cents" show match between Fnatic.Sen and tt.White-Ra down in Southern California. For a grand total of $1.77 cents, Sen pulled out a hard-fought victory over White-Ra 4-3.
We did have day 8 play in the IPL season 2. This was more winner's bracket action with the first match being the Ambitious Terran Strelok taking down Cloud 2-0. Next we had Goody looking strong in his 2-0 victory over NightEnd. The third match was Select tearing through Lalush and White-Ra taking the series over BratOK. All winners advance, all losers drop down.
Over at GomTV.net we have the GSL Code S Semi-Finals as NesTea is looking to advance over HongUn in a bo5 and the winner will face the champion from our other bo5, Byun and Losira. Those matches will start Monday morning at 2:10 PST.
Well, that's about all of the news that we have for you tonight. Be sure to check out our Facebook, our twitter, and all that jazz. We can be found @sc2newscast. Monday is my day off, Tuesday I will post a new Weekly Edit episode so be sure to check that out. 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.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Friday, July 15th
Hello again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Friday, July 15th.
Well, we will start with the GSTL from early this morning. I went over the results from the FXO match on yesterdays, but if you missed it FXOpen fell to Fou with QXC taking a game. The other match of the night was Zenex taking on StarTale. The first game was Byun over Sound, then he took the game off of Curious. StarTale then took the next game with Ace, who then fell in game 4 to Line. This brought out Bomber to take the next 3 games. StarTale takes the series 4-3.
We also had day 2 of the IPL today. The first match was Thorzain over Axslav 2-1. Next we had Socke go 2-1 over Destiny. The third match was Mana 2-0 over DarkForce, and the final match was DDE falling to Fenix 2-1.
In other news, we have another episode of TL attack this weekend. The featured player this time is none other than the Lord of the Lings Fnatic.Sen. Tune into teamliquid.net on Sunday for those games.
Also, in a big story it appears the the former BW player ForGG is apparently playing SC2 under the name Raptor. This was outed by LiquidHuk on his stream. This is by far one of the most top-rated SC1 players to come over to SC2 other than Nada and July who were not in top form for many years now. This could be quite exciting.
In other player news, Kiwikaki, Jonathan Garneau, has been playing in the WSOP Main Event and his table was featured on ESPN2 today. He did last out the day, but his chip stack is getting a bit low. He is in the money though at 30 grand I believe for sure. Good luck to him on tomorrow!
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.
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Well, we will start with the GSTL from early this morning. I went over the results from the FXO match on yesterdays, but if you missed it FXOpen fell to Fou with QXC taking a game. The other match of the night was Zenex taking on StarTale. The first game was Byun over Sound, then he took the game off of Curious. StarTale then took the next game with Ace, who then fell in game 4 to Line. This brought out Bomber to take the next 3 games. StarTale takes the series 4-3.
We also had day 2 of the IPL today. The first match was Thorzain over Axslav 2-1. Next we had Socke go 2-1 over Destiny. The third match was Mana 2-0 over DarkForce, and the final match was DDE falling to Fenix 2-1.
In other news, we have another episode of TL attack this weekend. The featured player this time is none other than the Lord of the Lings Fnatic.Sen. Tune into teamliquid.net on Sunday for those games.
Also, in a big story it appears the the former BW player ForGG is apparently playing SC2 under the name Raptor. This was outed by LiquidHuk on his stream. This is by far one of the most top-rated SC1 players to come over to SC2 other than Nada and July who were not in top form for many years now. This could be quite exciting.
In other player news, Kiwikaki, Jonathan Garneau, has been playing in the WSOP Main Event and his table was featured on ESPN2 today. He did last out the day, but his chip stack is getting a bit low. He is in the money though at 30 grand I believe for sure. Good luck to him on tomorrow!
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.
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Sunday, June 12th
Here we go everyone, I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Sunday, June 12th.
Well, I guess before we get into tournament action, the first thing that I have to talk about is the big player news of the day. ROOT Gaming, home some lovable players such as Kiwikaki, Drewbie, Slush, and Catz has just announced a merger/takeover from Complexity Gaming. This means that some of the top players from Complexity are new teammates with ROOT players, creating a powerful pool of talent. All players will now be playing under the Complexity handles, all except for 2 ROOT players who have chosen to become free agents in this deal. Those are two of the big names right now, Slush and Kiwikai. I wonder how many teams have already hit them up with contract offers since this news was announced? We will have to wait and see.
As for tournament news, we had the final day of the final division of the final week of NASL pool play with the very powerful and competitive "Group of Death". With championship placements on the line, here are the results:
The night started off easily enough with Mana taking the 2-0 over Drewbie. That match was followed up with Tyler taking a series off of Cloud 2-1. Now, the fireworks being as Zenio easily rolls over PainUser to secure the best finish that he could for now, but all situations are dependent on the last two matches. First was Sen taking on Socke. Both of these games were wonderfully played on both sides, but in the end the Lord of Lings himself came out on top 2-0 to secure a top 2 seed. The last match of the night was The Emperor SlayersBoxer taking on EG.Idra, the Gracken. Boxer, in the normal fasion of Boxer vs. Zerg opens up with a bunker rush in game 1 which Idra fails to hold. In game 2 Boxer tries the rush again, but Idra was more than prepared and deflected it only to then have to face the bio-mech force of Boxer which proved too powerful. That is correct, SlayersBoxer will be coming to California as one of the top seeds for the Championship tournament. Here are the final standings for Division 5:
Boxer: 8-1
Sen: 7-2
Zenio: 7-2
Idra: 6-3
Mana: 5-4
Socke: 4-5
Cloud: 3-6
Tyler: 3-6
Drewbie: 2-7
and finally PainUser coming in at 0-9.
Here are the finals qualified players:
Ret in the top seed followed by Boxer, Strelok, Select, Sen, Moon, Squirtle, July, Sheth, and White-Ra. The final 6 spots in the championship will be determined by the playoffs which are set for this week as well as the open tourney which are set for a couple of weeks. I cannot wait to see how the final bracket will look for this $100,000 dollar prize pool tournament.
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, I guess before we get into tournament action, the first thing that I have to talk about is the big player news of the day. ROOT Gaming, home some lovable players such as Kiwikaki, Drewbie, Slush, and Catz has just announced a merger/takeover from Complexity Gaming. This means that some of the top players from Complexity are new teammates with ROOT players, creating a powerful pool of talent. All players will now be playing under the Complexity handles, all except for 2 ROOT players who have chosen to become free agents in this deal. Those are two of the big names right now, Slush and Kiwikai. I wonder how many teams have already hit them up with contract offers since this news was announced? We will have to wait and see.
As for tournament news, we had the final day of the final division of the final week of NASL pool play with the very powerful and competitive "Group of Death". With championship placements on the line, here are the results:
The night started off easily enough with Mana taking the 2-0 over Drewbie. That match was followed up with Tyler taking a series off of Cloud 2-1. Now, the fireworks being as Zenio easily rolls over PainUser to secure the best finish that he could for now, but all situations are dependent on the last two matches. First was Sen taking on Socke. Both of these games were wonderfully played on both sides, but in the end the Lord of Lings himself came out on top 2-0 to secure a top 2 seed. The last match of the night was The Emperor SlayersBoxer taking on EG.Idra, the Gracken. Boxer, in the normal fasion of Boxer vs. Zerg opens up with a bunker rush in game 1 which Idra fails to hold. In game 2 Boxer tries the rush again, but Idra was more than prepared and deflected it only to then have to face the bio-mech force of Boxer which proved too powerful. That is correct, SlayersBoxer will be coming to California as one of the top seeds for the Championship tournament. Here are the final standings for Division 5:
Boxer: 8-1
Sen: 7-2
Zenio: 7-2
Idra: 6-3
Mana: 5-4
Socke: 4-5
Cloud: 3-6
Tyler: 3-6
Drewbie: 2-7
and finally PainUser coming in at 0-9.
Here are the finals qualified players:
Ret in the top seed followed by Boxer, Strelok, Select, Sen, Moon, Squirtle, July, Sheth, and White-Ra. The final 6 spots in the championship will be determined by the playoffs which are set for this week as well as the open tourney which are set for a couple of weeks. I cannot wait to see how the final bracket will look for this $100,000 dollar prize pool tournament.
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.
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