During the event in Seoul, Korea, three disciplines where played: World of WarCraft, Counter-Strike 1.6 and WarCraft III. More than the prize money, the teams got rewarded in a couple of different ways, except for WarCraft III which was just carried through for all the WarCraft fans out there.

World of WarCraft teams going to Global Finals

The best two teams of the World of WarCraft got rewarded with a slot each in the Global Finals taking place in Hannover, Germany, early next year. The final standing was:

1st: H O N (15,000USD)
2nd: kill e A (6,000USD)
3rd: RUSH (3,600USD)
4th: SK Korea (2,400USD)
5th - 6th: Arena Champion (1,500USD)
5th - 6th: S.N.U.T (1,500USD)

This means that H O N and kill e A will get a spot each.

Korean Counter-Strike elite to Chengdu, China

As earlier known, the Continental Finals in Asia where split between the disciplines, WoW in Seoul and CS and Chengdu. Still, we decided to have a Counter-Strike tournament in Korea where the best teams will be rewarded with spots in the Continental Finals Asia CS in Chengdu. Three teams in total will pass on to Chengdu. Here is how the final standing look:

1st: Wemade Fox (5,000USD)
2nd: Lunatic-hai kr (3,000USD)
3rd: SEOULJINHWA (2,000USD)
4th: esq.wind

We therefore see Wemade Fox, Lunatic-hai kr and SEOULJINHWA playing again in Chengdu in January 16th to 18th.

Grubby in superior shape

WarCraft III, which is not a main discipline in Intel Extreme Masters Season III had a great comeback with the four biggest stars world wide. Just like in WCG, Grubby stod on top and claimed the Champions title of Intel Extreme Masters Season III. See how the outcome look like:

1st: Grubby (5,000USD)
2nd: Lyn (2,500USD)
3rd: Sky (1,500USD)
4th: Moon (1,000USD)

For pictures, videos, more results and other interesting information, please head over to the coverage page for Seoul!

The Seoul Event Page