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DreamHack Summer 2011

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DreamHack Summer 2011 is a major European LAN event which was held on the 18-21st of June 2011 in Jönköping, Sweden.

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League Information
Series:
Organizer:
Server:
Europe
Type:
Offline
Location:
Sweden Jönköping
Format:
1v1, Group Stage + Playoffs
Prize Pool:
200,000 kr SEK
(≃ $29,519.76 USD)
Start Date:
2011-06-18
End Date:
2011-06-20
Liquipedia Tier:
Participants
Number of Players:
48
Protoss 15
Terran 18
Zerg 15
Maps
Chronology

Event Overview[edit]

The competitive section of DreamHack consists of a BYOC qualifier to the main tournament, as well as two BYOC tournaments with a 6,000SEK prize. The main event is a Group Stage + Playoffs 1v1 tournament with 48 players decided by past events, qualifiers, and invites determined by DreamHack selection. This article focuses mainly on the main tournament.

Format[edit]

The main tournament will include 48 players placed in 8 groups with 6 players in each group. Two players will be qualified in DreamHacks partners’ qualifications around Europe and another two will qualify on spot in the BYOC qualifier at DreamHack Summer 2011. The BYOC qualifier will be a double-elimination bracket with the two finalists getting a spot in the main tournament. In the group stage all players face each other and the top two players of each group advance to the playoffs. The playoffs will be a 16 man single-elimination bracket to determine the winner. All matches will be BO3 and the final will be BO5.

Location[edit]

  • Jönköping, Sweden
  • Elmia

Prize Pool[edit]

200,000 SEK (~$29,519.76 USD) are spread among the players as seen below. The Main Event finalists will also receive a wildcard invite to DreamHack Winter 2011.

Converted USD prizes are based on the currency exchange rate (taken from xe.com) on June 21, 2011: 1 SEK = 0.15702 USD.

DreamHack ran three BYOC tournaments for the players attending the LAN but not the Main Event. The results are as follows:

Event Prize (SEK) Prize (EUR) Prize (USD) Winner Additional Prize
BYOC #1 - - - Israel Zerg Osho DreamHack Summer 2011 Main Event invite
BYOC #2 6,000SEK €650 $930 Ukraine Zerg Bly DreamHack Winter 2011 invite
BYOC #3 6,000SEK €650 $930 Italy Terran StarEagle DreamHack Winter 2011 invite

Participants[edit]

Out of the 48 players who will participate in the tournament, 5 have been determined by past results, 3 will qualify from DreamHack events around Europe, 2 will qualify from the BYOC qualifier and the rest will be invited based on an open request system.

Qualified automatically based on past DreamHack results
DreamHack Winter 2010 Coin Toss Tournament Stockholm Invitational BYOC Qualifier
Winner Winner Runner-Up Winner Runner-Up Winner Runner-Up
Finland Terran Naama Germany Protoss Socke Sweden Protoss Bischu South Korea Protoss MC Ukraine Protoss White-Ra Israel Zerg Osho France Terran SarenS

Invites[edit]

Invited Players
Protoss (11) Terran (16) Zerg (14)
Romania NightEnD Germany GoOdy France MoMaN
Sweden NaNiwa Ukraine Kas United States IdrA
Netherlands Grubby Sweden Jinro Taiwan Sen
Finland elfi Poland DieStar Ukraine DIMAGA
Canada HuK Ukraine Strelok Netherlands Ret
France Adelscott Russia Happy Sweden Naugrim
Germany HasuObs Russia Brat_OK Sweden LaLuSh
Sweden SaSe Sweden ThorZaIN Sweden MorroW
Poland MaNa Sweden SjoW United States Machine
United States Tyler Italy ClouD South Korea Moon
Canada TT1 South Korea Bomber Netherlands Sushilicious
Sweden merz South Korea July
Sweden Jimpo Sweden HayprO
Poland Tarson Germany XlorD
Czechia PredY
Sweden FuRy

* DeMusliM, FruitDealer, Nada, InCa, MarineKing, anypro, Stephano and TLO were invited but will not participate due to various reasons.

Qualifiers[edit]

The Qualifier is a 128-player Double-elimination tournament played on the first day of the event with its two finalists being seeded into the Main Tournament. Due to technical difficulties the qualifier was delayed for several hours and was eventually played throughout the whole night. SarenS won the Winner-Bracket and decided to forfeit the final match in favor of sleeping. Osho ended up clinching the second spot at 7:30am, only a few hours before his Group Stage play began.

Main Tournament and Brackets[edit]

Group Stage[edit]

Group A[edit]

Group A
1. Sweden Protoss NaNiwa 5-0 10-1
2. Netherlands Zerg Ret 3-2 7-4
3. Ukraine Terran Strelok 3-2 7-6
4. Sweden Terran Jimpo 2-3 5-7
5. United States Protoss Tyler 1-4 4-8
6. France Zerg MoMaN 1-4 2-9

Group B[edit]

Group B
1. Germany Protoss Socke 4-1 9-3
2. Russia Terran Brat_OK 4-1 9-5
3. Ukraine Zerg DIMAGA 3-2 6-5
4. Sweden Zerg MorroW 2-3 5-6
5. Romania Protoss NightEnD 2-3 6-8
6. Poland Terran DieStar 0-5 2-10

Group C[edit]

Group C
1. Sweden Protoss SaSe 5-0 10-1
2. United States Zerg IdrA 3-2 7-6
3. Netherlands Protoss Grubby 3-2 6-5
4. Sweden Terran merz 2-3 4-7
5. Finland Terran Naama 1-4 5-8
6. Ukraine Terran Kas 1-4 3-8

Group D[edit]

Group D
1. South Korea Protoss MC 5-0 10-2
2. Taiwan Zerg Sen 4-1 8-3
3. Italy Terran ClouD 3-2 6-6
4. France Protoss Adelscott 2-3 6-7
5. Canada Protoss TT1 1-4 4-8
6. Sweden Zerg Naugrim 0-5 3-10

Group E[edit]

Group E
1. Canada Protoss HuK 5-0 10-1
2. South Korea Zerg Moon 4-1 8-3
3. Poland Terran Tarson 2-3 5-7
4. Sweden Zerg LaLuSh 2-3 5-7
5. Sweden Terran FuRy 1-4 2-9
6. Sweden Protoss Bischu 1-4 5-8

Group F[edit]

Group F
1. South Korea Zerg July 5-0 10-3
2. Germany Protoss HasuObs 4-1 9-3
3. Sweden Terran ThorZaIN 3-2 8-4
4. Sweden Terran SjoW 2-3 4-7
5. United States Zerg Machine 1-4 3-8
6. Netherlands Zerg Sushilicious 0-5 1-10

Group G[edit]

Group G
1. Ukraine Protoss White-Ra 5-0 10-1
2. Czechia Terran PredY 3-2 7-7
3. Germany Terran GoOdy 3-2 7-7
4. Israel Zerg Osho 2-3 6-8
5. Sweden Terran Jinro 1-4 5-8
6. Finland Protoss elfi 1-4 5-9

Group H[edit]

Group H
1. South Korea Terran Bomber 5-0 10-3
2. Poland Protoss MaNa 3-2 8-5
3. Sweden Zerg HayprO 2-3 6-7
4. Russia Terran Happy 2-3 5-6
5. Germany Zerg XlorD 2-3 5-7
6. France Terran SarenS 1-4 3-9

For detailed match results and editing: Click Here

Playoffs[edit]

For detailed match results and editing: Click Here

Racial distribution[edit]

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Live Streams[edit]

Replay Packs[edit]

Full replay pack

VODs[edit]

Additional Coverage[edit]

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