PGL KeSPA Asia Minor preview

PGL KeSPA Regional Minor Championship Asia is set to begin in a little over 24 hours, which means it's time for us to preview the attending teams fighting for $50,000 and two spots at the ESL One Cologne Main Qualifier.

TheMongolz and Renegades received a direct invite for the Asia Minor as the top two sides from IEM Taipei, while qualifiers in South-East Asia, China, Oceania and South Korea determined the remaining six teams.

Those eight will, over the course of a prolonged weekend from May 5-8, fight for a total of $50,000 and—more importantly—two spots at the ESL One Cologne major's Main Qualifier.

Group A Group B
Mongolia TheMongolz  Australia Renegades
China VG.CyberZen  China TYLOO
Australia Immunity United Arab Emirates Risky
Korea m0nster Korea MVP Project

The competition will kick off with two groups of four, which you can see above, played in the classic double elimination format. The initial round and losers' matches will all be played in best-of-one's, winners' matches and deciders will feature best-of-three's.

This Minor will, much like the CIS one, feature double-elimination, best-of-three playoffs, and so the best teams should make it to the top once they survive the best-of-one start.

In the following preview we will go over all attending teams, their recent history, most important players and chances of making the all-important grand final.


Group A

TheMongolz

  Age Rating
Mongolia Enkhtaivan "⁠Machinegun⁠" Lkhagva 26 1.26
Mongolia Bat-Enkh "⁠kabal⁠" Batbayar 20 1.04
Mongolia Erdenetsogt "⁠element⁠" Tengis 20 1.03
Mongolia Temuulen "⁠Zilkenberg⁠" Battulga 25 1.02
Mongolia Tsog "⁠Tsogoo⁠" Mashbat 21 1.01

* element and kabal only have 6 maps in our statistics

TheMongolz is a team that has in the past faced quite some difficulties. After winning the IEM Taipei Asia Minor in a surprising fashion (defeating Renegades on two swift maps), the Mongolian squad was denied visas to the US and thus couldn't attend the Main Qualifier prior to MLG Columbus 2016.

However, they were able to acquire visas to Poland for IEM Katowice, for which they also earned a spot thanks to the victory in Taipei, and attended their first big international tournament.

Their road in Poland was expectedly unsuccessful, as they went out in last place following convincing losses to all teams in their group and could only go back home thinking of it as a learning experience.


All eyes on Machinegun, once again

Shortly afterwards they failed to qualify for DreamHack Masters Malmö following a BO3 loss to the then-uknown Thai side Signature (who went on to take VG.CyberZen to two close maps), and decided to swap two players due to disappointing international results.

Since adding kabal and element TheMongolz only lost to TYLOO, in the semi-finals of MixBOT Pro League Invite Season 2, and gained some much-needed confidence with the new lineup by winning Rising Stars SEA Promotion Cup over nxl.

Apart from TYLOO the Mongolian side haven't played against any of the other teams taking part in the Minor since the lineup change, but one thing seems to be constantMachinegun drops bodies.


VG.CyberZen

  Age Rating
China Bin "⁠Savage⁠" Liu 27 1.16
China WeiJie "⁠zhokiNg⁠" Zhong 22 1.10
China BingYuan "⁠tb⁠" Li 25 1.08
China ZhiHong "⁠aumaN⁠" Liu 21 1.08
China Zhuo "⁠advent⁠" Liang 23 0.94

With CS:GO blooming in China and Asia overall, especially due to new and exciting events coming to light, Savage's squad have had a busy couple of months, mostly playing against domestic teams.

Due to their one-sided rivalrly with TYLOO, CyberZen haven't been able to reach outside of Asia since the start of the year, when they attended SL i-League StarSeries XIV Finals and managed to defeat the old G2 squad (now known as FaZe). Apart from that their only meaningful matches against non-Chinese teams were against Legacy and Signature, neither of which we'll see at the Minor.


VG.CyberZen will have to find a way to beat at least one of TyLoo & Renegades to advance

Domestically VG.CyberZen have been as dominant as ever, outside of TYLOO whom they only beat once this year (in this Minor's Chinese qualifier) and lost three more series to them, mostly in quite a convincing manner.

What is a worrying sign for VG is their run at the previous Minor prior to MLG Columbus, where they let Risky take them to double digits and Renegades sent them home in a dominating fashion.

Due to that it's quite hard to assess what China's number two chances are at making the grand final. Also, the fact that Nuke will be played instead of Inferno, which has historically been one of VG.CyberZen's best maps, isn't going to help in best-of-three matches.


Immunity

  Age Rating
New Zealand Ryan "⁠zewsy⁠" Palmer 19 1.09
Australia Ricardo "⁠Rickeh⁠" Mulholland 24 1.07
Australia Chris "⁠emagine⁠" Rowlands 25 1.03
Australia Mohammed "⁠MoeycQ⁠" Tizani 23 0.99
Australia James "⁠James⁠" Quinn 22 0.93

One of the Aussies who will be present in Seoul are Immunity, who should still be considered the number one team from Oceania, seeing as Renegades now compete in North America.

However, likely due to FACEIT League shying away from Oceania and the lack of other competitions in the region, they have barely played any official matches since Karlo "⁠USTILO⁠" Pivac left for Renegades and the team added MoeycQ and zewsy.


zewsy's new team have a tough task ahead of them 

Their chances of attending DH Masters Malmö were set ablaze by TYLOO, who destroyed the Australian squad on two maps in the Asian qualifier—though it was only a few weeks after the big change.

Another big chance for Immunity was the Counter Pit League Season 2 Finals, for which they qualified in late 2015, but there they only got to play a fairly close series with Virtus.pro due to the format.

They are realistically favoured only over the unknown that is m0nster, but the other teams in their group are also by no means favoured over them, as there is simply no history between them.


m0nster

  Age Rating
Korea Eun "⁠Sunbi⁠" Jang 24  
Korea Chun-Heum "⁠ReDWateR⁠" Jung 22 0.89
Korea Seon-Ho "⁠xeta⁠" Son 18  
Korea Jong-Sun "⁠suN⁠" Park 22  
Korea Yeong-Jun "⁠tr1gger⁠" Kim 24  
As mentioned above, m0nster are an absolute unknown going into the Asian Minor. Apart from MVP Project the Korean scene is pretty much non-existent, which is the reason why PGL and KeSPA received so much criticism for giving two Minor spots to Korea.
Setting fairytales such as the home turf advantage aside, there is really nothing going in favor of this team, who have no record of playing against the region's best teams—or any significant teams—even individually.
After contacting the team we learned that m0nster isn't even an organization, which means the team doesn't have any sort of backing like most of the other teams do.
That isn't really an argument against them, if anything it should give them some extra motivation to prove themselves and earn a place in a self-sustaining organization. However, one of the team's players, Sunbi, admitted that the team hasn't put in any special preparation and only worked on basic tactics and communication.

As mentioned above, m0nster are an absolute unknown going into the Asian Minor. Apart from MVP Project the Korean scene is almost non-existent, which is the reason why PGL and KeSPA received so much criticism for giving two Minor spots to Korea.

Setting fairytales such as the home turf advantage aside, there is really nothing going in favor of this team, who have no record of playing against the region's best teams—or any significant teams—even individually.

After contacting the team we have learned m0nster isn't even an organization, which means the team doesn't have any sort of backing like most of the other teams do.

That isn't really an argument against them, if anything it should give them some extra motivation to prove themselves and earn a place in a self-sustaining organization. However, one of the team's players, Sunbi, admitted that the team hasn't put in any special preparation and only worked on basic tactics and communication.

 

Group B

Renegades

  Age Rating
Australia Justin "⁠jks⁠" Savage 20 1.11
Australia Aaron "⁠AZR⁠" Ward 23 1.06
Australia Karlo "⁠USTILO⁠" Pivac 22 1.03
Australia Yaman "⁠yam⁠" Ergenekon 27 0.98
Australia Chad "⁠SPUNJ⁠" Burchill 26 0.90

Renegades have been living in the United States for more than six months now, and while they have more matches and experience to gain there, they haven't been able to improve significantly.

The Australians are still solid contenders within North America, they most recently finished in seventh place of the ESL Pro League Season 3 and were quite close to qualifying for the Finals.


jks and co. could make it to another Major qualifier

Also, unlike nearly every other team attending the Minor Renegades have Major experience behind them, and they even defeated Dignitas at the last Main Qualifier and came close in the decider versus Cloud9.

They are one of the biggest favourites of the tournament alongside TYLOO, who they were unfortunate enough to get in their group as the top side from China finished in second place at the qualifier.

What could be the Aussies' downfall is that they've always liked Inferno and probably consider it one of their home mapsand there was very little time to make up for it elsewhere—, but the same goes for the two Chinese teams.

 

TYLOO

  Age Rating
China YuLun "⁠Summer⁠" Cai 18 1.20
China Ke "⁠captainMo⁠" Liu 26 1.19
China Hui "⁠DD⁠" Wu 21 1.16
China YuanZhang "⁠Attacker⁠" Sheng 19 1.15
China HaoWen "⁠somebody⁠" Xu 20 1.06

TYLOO are without a doubt the most exciting team to watch in Asia, as they've shown not only domestically but also very recently at one of the biggest non-major events this year, DreamHack Masters Malmö.

They became the big storyline in Sweden after sending Liquid home and topping it off with another scalp of Major winners and tournament favourites Luminosityin a best-of-three series.

Not only with their results did they earn thousands of new fans, but also with their aggressive, explosive style of play, and where they lack patience they make up for it in individual skill. That part they even bolstered with Attacker, who was their best player in Malmö.


TyLoo's edge over VG will be a big factor in their chances to qualify

Meanwhile, Summer, who has drawn a lot of attention world-wide due to his domestic statistics, was very quiet on four of the seven maps. However, that could be accounted to the fact that it was his first big tournament at an age of 18, and he still showed sparks of his true level against Liquid.

As mentioned above, TYLOO are one of the two favourites of the tournament, being the best team in Asia and now having big international wins to their name, but are also another team who have Inferno as one of the best maps in their map pool.

 

Risky

  Age Rating
India Love "⁠havoK⁠" Paras 23 1.04
United Arab Emirates Abdulaziz "⁠Nami⁠" Al-Hammadi 19 0.95
United Arab Emirates Obaid "⁠breAker⁠" Al-Muhairi 25 0.79
United Arab Emirates Khalid "⁠KarriBob⁠" Al-Junaibi 21 0.79
United Arab Emirates Mohammed "⁠k1tkat⁠" Al-Nuaimi 21 0.77

Another bit of the journey through the unknown is going to be the United Arab Emirates side Risky, who have a bit of history behind them, but not nearly as much as most of their competitors.

The team managed to qualify from their region's qualifier for the second time in a row, as they participated in the previous Asia Minor, IEM Taipei, and finished in 5th-6th place following losses to Chiefs and CyberZen in the group stage.

Since then they tried their luck at the Asian closed qualifier for Malmö, but couldn't make it past Round of 16 after a one-sided series with inchk1ng.

Their close results even in regional competition as well as lack of experience versus the best teams in Asia hint at what their chances could be at the Minor—very slim, especially considering they have the two biggest favourites in their group.

 

MVP Project

  Age Rating
Korea Hyun-Pyo "⁠XigN⁠" Lee 19 1.02
Korea Hae-Sung "⁠HSK⁠" Kim 21 0.97
Korea Jung-Hyeon "⁠rindA⁠" Jeon 22 0.94
Korea Hyung-Ju "⁠Sound⁠" Nam 19 0.93
Korea Soon-Woo "⁠Argency⁠" Kwon 24 0.83

Last but not least are Korea's best and the only competitive team so far, MVP Project. The same team, barring one player, were a match away from qualifying for IEM Taipei at the start of the year but lost to TheMongolz (eventual winners of the Minor) in a one-sided best-of-three.

Much like Risky they also tried their hand at the DreamHack Masters Malmö Asian closed qualifier and lost in the first round, to the Malaysian team MVP.karnal.

Shortly afterwards they showed promise by taking VG.CyberZen to a very close best-of-two series during the SL i-League Invitational China qualifier, but they also fell to TYLOO convincingly and split maps with lesser Chinese teams, AllGamers and LGD.

Still, they should be in a much better place than their aforementioned comrades and could provide a solid match versus Risky, but anything further than that would be considered an upset.


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Korea Chun-Heum 'ReDWateR' Jung
Chun-Heum 'ReDWateR' Jung
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.91
Maps played:
20
KPR:
0.66
DPR:
0.76
Australia Aaron 'AZR' Ward
Aaron 'AZR' Ward
Age:
23
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.06
Maps played:
122
KPR:
0.75
DPR:
0.70
Australia Chad 'SPUNJ' Burchill
Chad 'SPUNJ' Burchill
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.90
Maps played:
122
KPR:
0.63
DPR:
0.73
China Zhuo 'advent' Liang
Zhuo 'advent' Liang
Age:
23
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.93
Maps played:
113
KPR:
0.59
DPR:
0.61
China WeiJie 'zhokiNg' Zhong
WeiJie 'zhokiNg' Zhong
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.11
Maps played:
118
KPR:
0.78
DPR:
0.69
China ZhiHong 'aumaN' Liu
ZhiHong 'aumaN' Liu
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.11
Maps played:
113
KPR:
0.76
DPR:
0.65
China HaoWen 'somebody' Xu
HaoWen 'somebody' Xu
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.07
Maps played:
139
KPR:
0.71
DPR:
0.64
Mongolia Tsog 'Tsogoo' Mashbat
Tsog 'Tsogoo' Mashbat
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.02
Maps played:
77
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.69
India Love 'havoK' Paras
Love 'havoK' Paras
Age:
23
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.11
Maps played:
13
KPR:
0.82
DPR:
0.72
Mongolia Enkhtaivan 'Machinegun' Lkhagva
Enkhtaivan 'Machinegun' Lkhagva
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.26
Maps played:
79
KPR:
0.88
DPR:
0.69
Australia Chris 'emagine' Rowlands
Chris 'emagine' Rowlands
Age:
25
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.03
Maps played:
69
KPR:
0.71
DPR:
0.66
Australia Ricardo 'Rickeh' Mulholland
Ricardo 'Rickeh' Mulholland
Age:
24
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.08
Maps played:
71
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.64
Australia James 'James' Quinn
James 'James' Quinn
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.94
Maps played:
69
KPR:
0.64
DPR:
0.69
Mongolia Temuulen 'Zilkenberg' Battulga
Temuulen 'Zilkenberg' Battulga
Age:
25
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.04
Maps played:
82
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.68
United Arab Emirates Obaid 'breAker' Al-Muhairi
Obaid 'breAker' Al-Muhairi
Age:
25
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.85
Maps played:
15
KPR:
0.63
DPR:
0.73
Korea Soon-Woo 'Argency' Kwon
Soon-Woo 'Argency' Kwon
Age:
24
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.89
Maps played:
33
KPR:
0.61
DPR:
0.67
Korea Seon-Ho 'xeta' Son
Seon-Ho 'xeta' Son
Age:
18
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
0.00
Maps played:
0
KPR:
0.00
DPR:
0.00
China Bin 'Savage' Liu
Bin 'Savage' Liu
Age:
27
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.17
Maps played:
88
KPR:
0.78
DPR:
0.62
Korea Jong-Sun 'suN' Park
Jong-Sun 'suN' Park
Age:
22
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
0.00
Maps played:
0
KPR:
0.00
DPR:
0.00
Korea Yeong-Jun 'tr1gger' Kim
Yeong-Jun 'tr1gger' Kim
Age:
24
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
0.00
Maps played:
0
KPR:
0.00
DPR:
0.00
New Zealand Ryan 'zewsy' Palmer
Ryan 'zewsy' Palmer
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.09
Maps played:
64
KPR:
0.75
DPR:
0.69
Australia Mohammed 'MoeycQ' Tizani
Mohammed 'MoeycQ' Tizani
Age:
23
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.01
Maps played:
44
KPR:
0.70
DPR:
0.69
China Ke 'captainMo' Liu
Ke 'captainMo' Liu
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.19
Maps played:
137
KPR:
0.82
DPR:
0.65
Australia Karlo 'USTILO' Pivac
Karlo 'USTILO' Pivac
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.03
Maps played:
93
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.71
Australia Justin 'jks' Savage
Justin 'jks' Savage
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.11
Maps played:
119
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.62
China BingYuan 'tb' Li
BingYuan 'tb' Li
Age:
25
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.10
Maps played:
88
KPR:
0.75
DPR:
0.64
Korea Hyun-Pyo 'XigN' Lee
Hyun-Pyo 'XigN' Lee
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.06
Maps played:
60
KPR:
0.75
DPR:
0.69
Korea Hae-Sung 'HSK' Kim
Hae-Sung 'HSK' Kim
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.99
Maps played:
58
KPR:
0.68
DPR:
0.68
Korea Hyung-Ju 'Sound' Nam
Hyung-Ju 'Sound' Nam
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.96
Maps played:
53
KPR:
0.66
DPR:
0.68
United Arab Emirates Abdulaziz 'Nami' Al-Hammadi
Abdulaziz 'Nami' Al-Hammadi
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.04
Maps played:
14
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.68
United Arab Emirates Khalid 'KarriBob' Al-Junaibi
Khalid 'KarriBob' Al-Junaibi
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.86
Maps played:
14
KPR:
0.62
DPR:
0.71
United Arab Emirates Mohammed 'k1tkat' Al-Nuaimi
Mohammed 'k1tkat' Al-Nuaimi
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.89
Maps played:
14
KPR:
0.63
DPR:
0.72
China YuanZhang 'Attacker' Sheng
YuanZhang 'Attacker' Sheng
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.15
Maps played:
146
KPR:
0.80
DPR:
0.65
China Hui 'DD' Wu
Hui 'DD' Wu
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.18
Maps played:
140
KPR:
0.79
DPR:
0.62
China YuLun 'Summer' Cai
YuLun 'Summer' Cai
Age:
18
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.21
Maps played:
146
KPR:
0.82
DPR:
0.61
Mongolia Erdenetsogt 'element' Tengis
Erdenetsogt 'element' Tengis
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.96
Maps played:
13
KPR:
0.65
DPR:
0.67
Mongolia Bat-Enkh 'kabal' Batbayar
Bat-Enkh 'kabal' Batbayar
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.96
Maps played:
13
KPR:
0.59
DPR:
0.57
Korea Jung-Hyeon 'rindA' Jeon
Jung-Hyeon 'rindA' Jeon
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.98
Maps played:
57
KPR:
0.68
DPR:
0.69
Korea Eun 'Sunbi' Jang
Eun 'Sunbi' Jang
Age:
24
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
0.71
Maps played:
3
KPR:
0.55
DPR:
0.81
Australia Yaman 'yam' Ergenekon
Yaman 'yam' Ergenekon
Age:
27
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.98
Maps played:
110
KPR:
0.67
DPR:
0.68
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2016-05-03 23:00
asd
2016-05-03 23:00
jk
2016-05-03 23:00
#5
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Slovenia TOPKEKiksde
ads
2016-05-03 23:00
#6
JORDAN | 
Jordan LBJ
n1
2016-05-03 23:00
rip
2016-05-03 23:00
#8
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Other ThorinsCoat
n1
2016-05-03 23:00
s
2016-05-03 23:00
k
2016-05-03 23:00
#11
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Sweden DEFINEG
Will be sick!
2016-05-03 23:01
#12
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Europe SteffeMvrs
ew
2016-05-03 23:00
wtf people so fast
2016-05-03 23:01
#14
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Azerbaijan IMakeHS
sad
2016-05-03 23:00
#15
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Hungary MrStevee
1
2016-05-03 23:00
cool
2016-05-03 23:00
g
2016-05-03 23:00
#18
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Sweden swetx
,
2016-05-03 23:00
#19
moso | 
United States bakd4
#CSGO2ASIA
2016-05-03 23:01
i am tony blair
2016-05-03 23:07
1
2016-05-03 23:00
#22
NEO | 
Poland LGf
nice
2016-05-03 23:00
expected
2016-05-03 23:00
Risky has a chance, yes maybe they might lose vs tyloo(close match) but they will beat Renegades in a bo3 and come 2nd. hopy so :) breaker <3
2016-05-03 23:04
I dont think havok is 19 and nami is 24 You got the ages mixed around
2016-05-03 23:06
#27
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Europe midi
ez for element
2016-05-03 23:08
1 reply
#38
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Mongolia capcop
:D
2016-05-04 01:11
K
2016-05-03 23:15
#29
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Australia Hexaze
Cmon my aussie bois!
2016-05-03 23:45
renegades suck
2016-05-03 23:53
gl
2016-05-03 23:57
-GOD zeff:(((
2016-05-04 00:03
#34
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Brazil hugoooo
Sad that not even one S.Korean from their 1.6 top teams is still playing.
2016-05-04 00:17
5 replies
#41
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France jaimez
termi is MVP Project's coach but that's all yeah
2016-05-04 01:22
2 replies
#44
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Brazil hugoooo
Even if he was playing I would be excited, coz termi was like... the least skilled of them all.
2016-05-04 01:47
1 reply
#46
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Brazil hugoooo
*wouldn't
2016-05-04 02:02
1 reply
#48
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Brazil hugoooo
Was about time!
2016-05-04 02:19
#35
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Finland de_suomi
No crazyguy? :(
2016-05-04 00:50
CyberZen did not beat g2(faze) Striker, only took a map
2016-05-04 00:57
pls renegades second place
2016-05-04 01:08
BOTH AUS TEAM TO MAJOR EZ KAPPA
2016-05-04 01:18
"However, one of the team's players, Jang, admitted that the team hasn't put in any special preparation and only worked on basic tactics and communication." 4Head such a m0nster MingLee in b4 comments about SG scene ;'( Is sad Korean scene has fallen so much since 1.6, I'm a newbie to CS and I heard about solo, the best 1.6 KR player... and their insane smoke strats.
2016-05-04 01:26
1st TyLoo 2nd VG.Cyberzen Anything other than this is unacceptable
2016-05-04 01:37
5 replies
Ez Tyloo, ez Cyberzen. Go kick some ass
2016-05-04 05:42
no China number 3, Australia number 1 and 2
2016-05-04 08:09
2 replies
no chance my friend
2016-05-04 15:06
Renegades probably get 2nd place. I doubt that they will beat Tyloo. But possibly ViciG if they turn up.
2016-05-04 15:08
1st TyLoo 2nd Renegades 3rd Immunity 4th VG.Cyberzen
2016-05-04 16:02
Oh, No zeff? Never get chance MVP.P :)
2016-05-04 01:57
no inchking no party
2016-05-04 03:01
If this was 2006 in 1.6 Korea team might have a chance but those days are long gone so Tyloo easy.
2016-05-04 03:33
ez tyloo and mongolz
2016-05-04 03:36
Show your power ! TYLOO, LOO , LOO~~~
2016-05-04 03:42
"Erdenetsogt "element" Tengis" Rofl that name
2016-05-04 11:30
ez mongolz. tyloo will get disqualified for cheating again lel
2016-05-04 16:08
KANGAROO > PANDA
2016-05-04 17:47
Aussies will get destroyed not hard to tell, they suck.
2016-05-05 03:18
ez mongolzzzzz
2016-05-06 06:45
ez your mum lel
2016-05-07 16:20
tanku yu
2016-05-09 10:20
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