2007 Shinhan Bank Proleague Round 2

League Information

Series:

Proleague

Organizer:

KeSPA

Sponsor(s):

Shinhan Bank

Type:

Offline

Location:

South Korea

Format:

1v1 and 2v2

Prize Pool:

₩80,000,000 KRW
(≃ $84,628 USD)

Start Date:

2007-09-15

End Date:

2008-01-27

Liquipedia Tier:

Premier

Participants

Number of Teams:

12

Maps

Baekmagoji • Blue Storm • Katrina • Monty Hall SE • Python • Un'Goro Crater • Seongangil • Hwangsanbul

Chronology

2007 Shinhan Bank Proleague Round 1

2008 Shinhan Bank Proleague

Introduction[edit]

The 2007 Shinhan Bank Proleague Round 2 is part of the third Teamleague broadcasted jointly by OnGameNet and MBCGame. This Proleague consists of two rounds in which twelve teams compete in a round-robin with the top four advancing to the Playoffs to determine the league winner. The league winner then takes on the league winner of Round 1 to determine the Grand Champion of the 2007 Proleague.

After sponsoring four OSLs this is the first Proleague season to be sponsored by Shinhan Bank.

Prize Pool[edit]

The winner of each Round of the 2007 Shinhan Bank Proleague earns 80,000,000 KRW.

Map Pool[edit]

In total, the 2007 season used 8 maps. 6 of them were used solely in 1v1 play.

2007 Shinhan Bank Proleague maps 1v1
Baekmagoji	Blue Storm	Katrina	Monty Hall SE	Python	Un'Goro Crater

2 were only played in 2v2 play

2007 Shinhan Bank Proleague maps 2v2
Seongangil	Hwangsanbul

Information[edit]

Teams[edit]

Participating Teams
KTF MagicNs	SK Telecom T1	MBCGame HERO	STX SouL
WeMade FOX	CJ Entus	Hanbit Stars	Lecaf OZ
Samsung KHAN	Air Force ACE	OnGameNet SPARKYZ	eSTRO

Format[edit]

Each round is a double round robin, which means that each team has to play two matches against every other team. Each match consists of up to five games: two 1v1s, one 2v2, another 1v1, and the Ace game. The first team to win three games takes the match.

A player may only be used for one 1v1 game or one 2v2 game per match. Should a match go to the fifth game (called the Ace match), both teams' coaches have to decide who will play in the game. They may use a player that has already played in the match again. This game determines the winner of the match, and the coaches' decisions are often the source of much dispute in the teamliquid community.

Results[edit]

No.	Team	Matches	Wins	Losses	Ratio	Points	Set Scores
1	Lecaf OZ	22	18	4	81.8%	+28	56-28
2	MBCGame Hero	22	17	5	77.3%	+15	52-37
3	CJ Entus	22	17	5	77.3%	+9	51-42
4	Ongamenet Sparkyz	22	13	9	61.6%	+17	54-37

5	Samsung KHAN	22	12	10	54.5%	+6	47-41
6	WeMade Fox	22	11	11	50.0%	-1	47-48
7	STX SouL	22	11	11	50.0%	-2	43-45
8	Hanbit Stars	22	10	12	45.5%	-1	43-44
9	KTF MagicNs	22	10	12	45.5%	-10	42-52
10	SK Telecom T1	22	8	14	36.4%	-6	43-49
11	eSTRO	22	6	16	27.3%	-24	32-56
12	Air Force ACE	22	3	19	15.8%	-28	30-58