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IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Cologne

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The sixth season of the Intel Extreme Masters, the global league of the video game champions, will take off with its first Global Challenge at gamescom 2011 in Cologne (August 17–21). The event will host the world's best gamers fighting for a share of 53,000 US Dollar and a slot in the World Championship competition, the grand finale of each season of the league.

[e][h]IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Cologne
League Information
Series:
Organizer:
Server:
Europe
Type:
Offline
Location:
Germany Cologne
Format:
1v1, Group play
Single-elimination Playoffs
Prize Pool:
$21,000 USD
Start Date:
2011-08-17
End Date:
2011-08-21
Liquipedia Tier:
Participants
Number of Players:
16
Protoss 6
Terran 6
Zerg 4
Maps
Chronology

Overview[edit]

The IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Cologne is a StarCraft II tournament which takes place in Cologne, Germany from August 17 to 21 at gamescom 2011. The tournament is the first event in the 6th season of the ESL's Intel Extreme Masters series. 16 qualified players will compete in a $21,000 tournament and for the chance to earn an invite to the Season VI World Championship.

Format[edit]

  • Group Stage - Round Robin Bo3
    • Top 2 qualify to Playoffs
  • Playoffs - Single-elimination Bo5
  • Finalists qualify to Season VI World Championship

Location[edit]

  • Cologne, Germany
  • Koelnmesse

Prize pool[edit]

Offering $21,000 spread among all players as follows:

Players[edit]

Protoss Protoss (6) Terran Terran (6) Zerg Zerg (4)
Sweden SaSe Ukraine Kas Poland Nerchio
Germany Socke Poland DieStar Australia mOOnGLaDe
Poland MaNa South Korea SeleCT France Stephano
Canada HuK Serbia Beastyqt Chile KiLLeR
South Korea Killer Poland Tarson
South Korea MC South Korea PuMa

Schedule[edit]

Wednesday 09:00 - 20:00 CET Groups A & B
Thursday 10:00 - 20:00 CET Groups C & D
Friday 10:00 - 20:00 CET Quarter Finals
Saturday 11:00 - 20:00 CET Semi Finals
Sunday 14:40 - 18:00 CET Finals

Results[edit]

Qualifiers[edit]


Group Stage[edit]

Group A
August 17, 2011
1. South Korea Protoss MC 3-0 6-1
2. Ukraine Terran Kas 2-1 4-3
3. Serbia Terran Beastyqt 1-2 3-4
4. Chile Zerg KiLLeR 0-3 1-6
Group B
August 17, 2011
1. Germany Protoss Socke 2-1 5-3
2. South Korea Terran SeleCT 2-1 5-3
3. South Korea Protoss Killer 2-1 5-4
4. Poland Terran DieStar 0-3 1-6
Group C
August 18, 2011
1. Poland Zerg Nerchio 3-0 6-0
2. Australia Zerg mOOnGLaDe 2-1 4-3
3. Poland Terran Tarson 1-2 2-4
4. Canada Protoss HuK 0-3 1-6
Group D
August 18, 2011
1. Poland Protoss MaNa 3-0 6-1
2. South Korea Terran PuMa 2-1 4-3
3. France Zerg Stephano 1-2 4-4
4. Sweden Protoss SaSe 0-3 0-6

Playoffs[edit]

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Replays[edit]

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Additional Coverage[edit]

Racial distribution[edit]

Map Statistics[edit]

Terran vs. ZergZerg vs. ProtossProtoss vs. TerranMirrors
Map#ΣTerranZergTerran%ΣZergProtossZerg%ΣProtossTerranProtoss%ProtossTerranZerg
Dual Sight4----1010.0%21150.0%1--
Metalopolis16220100.0%54180.0%43175.0%311
Shakuras Plateau15220100.0%32166.7%63350.0%31-
Tal'Darim Altar1521150.0%31233.3%75271.4%12-
Terminus1321150.0%2020.0%74357.1%2--
The Shattered Temple1552340.0%21150.0%42250.0%211
Unknown1110100.0%-----------
Xel'Naga Caverns5----110100.0%41325.0%---
Total Sum (Σ)83138561.5%179852.9%34191555.9%1252

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