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[e][h]Zerg hyvaa
Player Information
Name:
신대근
Romanized Name:
Shin Dae Kun
Nationality:
Born:
April 23, 1991 (age 33)
Race:
Teams:
Alternate IDs:
hyvaa[S.G]
Approx. Total Winnings:
$7,776
Links
History
????-??-?? — 2010-10-??
2010-10-?? — 2013-12-20

Overview[edit]

Shin "hyvaa" Dae Kun is a StarCraft progamer from South Korea who played Zerg for STX SouL.

He also played Zerg in StarCraft II.

Biography[edit]

After moderate success in the Minor League, Hyvaa became a regular on the eSTRO lineup by May 2008. Hyvaa performed moderately until the Shinhan Winners League, where he performed exceptionally well. At that time Hyvaa became the star player of eSTRO, performing better than anyone else on the team and actually being statistically one of the best players in Winners League. Afterwards however, Hyvaa went back to mediocrity. He reached the Bacchus OSL 2009 Ro36 but was eliminated by Hwasin in the 2nd round. Hyvaa failed to perform as well since the end of Winners League.

Hyvaa finished Round 1 of the 09-10 Proleague with weak result of 4 wins and 8 losses. Hyvaa played in two ace matches in the first round, winning 1 and losing 1. While Hyvaa qualified for the 2009 Nate MSL, he was knocked out in the round of 32 with stats of 0-2, losing to Flash and Iris. In Round two of the proleague, Hyvaa was played less frequently and scored 1 win and 3 losses giving him a 5-11 record going into Winner's league.

Facts[edit]

  • Hyvaa is known for generally using strategic and smart play, most against Terran; for example, he once used ensnare against Flash on Andromeda.
  • hyvä(ä) means "good" in Finnish, the name came from a Korean gum (휘바) commercial.[1][2]

Achievements[edit]

DatePlaceTierTournamentTeamResultPrize
2020-03-252ndMajorKCM Race Survival 2020 Season 1KCM Race Survival 2020 Season 1
ZergZerg
0 : 4
TerranTerran
$2,676.78
2012-08-045th - 8thPremier2012 Tving OSL2012 Tving OSL
STX SouLSTX SouL
1 : 3$2,653
2011-07-299th - 16thPremier2011 Jin Air OSL2011 Jin Air OSL
eSTROeSTRO
1-2Grp S.$1,799
2010-09-1117th - 28thPremier2010 Korean Air OSL Season 22010 Korean Air OSL Season 2
eSTROeSTRO
1 : 2$120
2010-07-1310thPremier2009–2010 Shinhan Bank Proleague2009–2010 Shinhan Bank Proleague
eSTROeSTRO
23-32Grp S.-
2010-04-1613th - 16thPremierKorean Air Starleague 2010Korean Air Starleague 2010
eSTROeSTRO
1-2Grp S.$1,610
2010-03-1610thPremier2010 Shinhan Bank Winners League2010 Shinhan Bank Winners League
eSTROeSTRO
4-7Grp S.-
2010-01-2325th - 32ndPremierNATE MSLNATE MSL
eSTROeSTRO
0-2Grp S.$805
2009-08-2217th - 28thPremier2009 Bacchus OSL2009 Bacchus OSL
eSTROeSTRO
0 : 2$120
2009-03-0911thPremier2009 Shinhan Bank Winners League2009 Shinhan Bank Winners League
eSTROeSTRO
3-8Grp S.-
Extended list of results

Notable Games[edit]

2v2[edit]

eSTRO vs Sparkyz 2v2 on Hunters 08 Proleague 08-29-04

  • eSTRO picks Protoss-Zerg and Sparkyz get lucky with Yarnc randoming Zerg. In an epic 2v2 of the ages, eSTRO takes down Sparkyz and play Hunters the way it is normally played on Battle.net, with players building up large armies as opposed to the Korean style of just massing ground units. This also is one of the few teams a Zerg-Zerg 2v2 team lost.

ZvT[edit]

ZvP[edit]

ZvZ[edit]

Gallery[edit]

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