Streams: ESL TV (StarCraft II) | ESL TV (League of Legends)
The world's best gamers are coming back to Singapore. Between November 28th and December 1st, 2013, Intel Extreme Masters will bring the best League of Legends teams and StarCraft II players to SITEX in Singapore. With a total of $95,000 in prize money, a lot is on the line for the teams and players.
The StarCraft II online qualifiers for IEM Singapore took place in two stages: the first stage was an open sign up and the second stage seeded players based on their previous results. There were three qualifiers in total that awarded tournament spots to two players from Europe, two players from North and South America and four players from Asia and Oceania. The eight qualified players received a fully paid trip to Singapore. Regional qualifiers ensure that there is a diverse spectrum of talent from all over the globe.
The main event will take place over three stages. The first stage will spotlight the local and international StarCraft II talent with two brackets of eight participants competing for four spots in the second stage. The top four of the first stage will join the eight players from the online qualifiers as well as four other wildcard players. These 16 players will then play in a group stage, battling fiercely to advance to the 8-man playoffs.
Format
- Stage 1
- Two double-elimination brackets consisting of eight players each.
- Top 2 players from each bracket advance to Stage 2. - Stage 2
- Four groups consisting of four players each (4 Stage 1 winners, 8 qualified players and 4 wildcard invites) compete in a dual tournament format.
- Top 2 players from each group advance to Stage 3. - Stage 3
- Single-elimination bracket consisting of eight players.
- Quarterfinals and Semifinals are Best of 5.
- Grand Final is Best of 7.
$25,000 will be distributed among players as follows:
- 5th-8th Place - $1,000
- 9th-12th Place - $400
- 13th-16th Place - $350
* DemiLove is unable to attend and will be replaced by Revenant.
Note: Because HuK forfeited his spot in Group A there will be an opportunity for a fifth player to advance from Stage 1.
Results
- Stage 1
- Dual Tournament #1
- Dual Tournament #2 - Stage 2
- Group Stage - Stage 3
- Bracket
Streams
At SITEX, six pro teams will fight for $50,000 in prize money, while four Asian amateur teams will have a chance at a share of $20,000 in a separate amateur tournament.
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