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Location:
Seoul
Format:
Code 
Ro32 & Ro16 Group play
Ro8 and on Single-elimination
Code 
Single-elimination
Prize pool:
₩172,800,000
KRW(≃ $153,970
USD)
32
40
Map Pool[edit]
This season introduced a new map: Calm Before the Storm by JackyPrime. Metalopolis, Xel'Naga Fortress and Terminus SE were removed.[1]
Note: GOM shows the name“Tal'Darim Altar” in their broadcasts, while the newer version Tal'Darim Altar LE is played.
The following maps have been modified: Antiga Shipyard, Bel'Shir Beach, Crossfire SE, and Dual Sight.[2] Gold bases have been turned into normal expansions on all maps.
Information[edit]
The New GSL Sponsorship League format.
This is the GSL's main tournament, where 32 players compete for the championship. See the Code S page for more details.
- 4 player groups, Bo1 dual tournament format.
- 1st and 2nd places will advance to Ro16
- 3rd place will drop into Code Ro32
- 4th place will drop into Code Ro48
- 1st and 2nd places will advance to Ro8
- 3rd and 4th places will drop into Code Ro24
- Single-elimination tournament for the championship
- All 8 players who make it to this round are seeded in next tournament's Code
- Code Casters:
Simultaneous "tournament" closely integrated with Code .
- Round consists of 40 qualified players and 8 Ro32 4th place finishers
- Winners advance to Ro32
- Losers must requalify
- Round consists of 24 Ro48 winners and 8 Ro32 3rd place finishers
- Winners advance to Ro24
- Losers will play in the Up & Down matches
- The Code qualification round
- Round consists of 16 Ro32 winner and 8 Ro16 3rd and 4th place finishers
- Winners advance to next tournament's Code
- Losers will play in the Up & Down matches
- Code Casters:
Up & Down Matches[edit]
- The losers from Code Ro32 and Ro24 will join 2 seeded international players to make 30 Up & Down players.
- These 30 players will be divided into 5 groups of 6.
- First and second place from each group, a total of 10 players, will receive Code status.
- The remaining 20 players will be in Code for the next GSL.
- Up & Down Casters:
Prize Pool[edit]
The total prize pool is ₩172,800,000 (Approximately $153,970 USD, €112,640 EUR) divided among participants as follows.
The Code S prize pool is ₩132,000,000 (Approximately $117,615 USD, €86,040 EUR), divided among participants as follows:
* Approximate USD amounts taken from http://xe.com on November 1st, 2011. [₩1000 KRW = $0.89 USD = €0.65 EUR]
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CrazymoviNG, 
ForGG, Symbol, Mujuk, 
PartinG made their GSL debut during this season, with ForGG and PartinG reaching Code S.
- This season marks the first time a player from NSHoSeo or FXO made it to a Code S final.
- With Leenock at 16 and jjakji at 17 years old, this is the youngest Code S final to date.
- Capital ship watch: Games where these units were a major factor in the outcome:
Racial Distribution[edit]
| Protoss | Terran | Zerg |
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| Code Winner | |
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| : Final Match | |
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| : Semi Finals | |
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| : Round of 8 | |
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| : Round of 16 | |
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| : Round of 32 | |
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| : To Code | |
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| : Round of 24 | |
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| : Round of 32 | |
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| : Round of 48 | |
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