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OlimoLeague

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[e][h]OlimoLeague
Series Information
Organizer:
Location:
South Korea South Korea
Start Date:
2014-08-02
End Date:
2022-12-20
Game version:
Server:
South Korea
Type:
Online
Format:
1v1
Playoffs
Total prize money:
≃ $95,994 USD
Liquipedia Tier:
Links


OlimoLeague was a crowd-funded weekly Korean online tournament for StarCraft II players produced by Olimoley initially hosted every Saturday night.

In addition to the weekly tournaments, a monthly final was hosted at the end of each month with the top contestants from the weekly tournaments.

Players of any region could participate in the tournament, but the default server was KR server.

It also had a spin-off, played on Legacy of the Void, called Legacy of the OlimoLeague, which was not replacing OlimoLeague: this spin-off ended when OlimoLeague itself started to be played on Legacy of the Void.

Starting with OlimoLeague #38, all OlimoLeagues were played on Legacy of the Void Beta.[1]

Starting with OlimoLeague #44, all OlimoLeagues are being played on Legacy of the Void.

On July 7, 2016 a partnership with Twitch Korea was announced: along with a raise in the weekly and monthly prizes (now in KRW) and a Korean live broadcast of the series, it was announced that the monthly finals would be played live from the VSL Studio in Seoul, South Korea.[2]

Format[edit]

  • Weekly tournaments:
    • Best of one single elimination format until the round of 16.
    • Round of 16 to semifinals are best of three.
    • Finals are best of five.
  • Monthly tournaments:
    • The top 8 players from the weekly events are seeded into a single-elimination bracket.
      • The 8th player (if tied with 9th) will be chosen by how many points they received with less participation.
      • If there is more than one player with the same points and participation there will be a decider match (or group if needed) played.
    • Round of 8 are best of three.
    • Semifinals are best of 5.
    • Finals are best of 7.
  • Default server: KR
    • If Player 1 is in EU and Player 2 is in KR, default server is NA (#1 - #4).
    • If Player 1 is in EU and Player 2 is in KR, default server is KR (Starting #5).[3]
    • If Player 1 is in EU and Player 2 is in EU, default server is EU.
    • If Player 1 is in NA and Player 2 is in NA, default server is NA.
    • If Player 1 is in NA and Player 2 is in KR, default server is KR.
    • Should KR server be offline/broken during the tournament, default server is NA.
  • Map pool picked by admin from the Ladder Season Map Pool.

Talents[edit]

Prize Pools[edit]

Weekly[edit]

Weeklies #1 - #16:

Place Prize (USD) Points
1st $50 5
2nd $30 3
3rd-4th $10 2
5th-8th $0 1

Weeklies #17 - #19:

Place Prize (USD) Points
1st $100 5
2nd $50 3
3rd-4th $25 2
5th-8th $0 1

Weeklies #20 - #63:

Place Prize (USD) Points
1st $75 5
2nd $45 3
3rd-4th $15 2
5th-8th $0 1

Weeklies #64 - #75:

Place Prize (KRW) Prize (USD) Points
1st ₩150,000 $130 5
2nd ₩80,000 $70 3
3rd-4th ₩40,000 $35 2
5th-8th - - 1

Since Weekly #76:

Place Prize (KRW) Prize (USD) Points
1st ₩120,000 $100 5
2nd ₩60,000 $50 3
3rd-4th ₩30,000 $25 2
5th-8th - - 1

Monthly[edit]

Monthlies August 2014 - June 2016:

Place Prize (USD)
1st $250
2nd $150
3rd-4th $50

Monthlies July 2016 - 2016 Grand Final:

Place Prize (KRW) Prize (USD)
1st ₩500,000 $430
2nd ₩250,000 $215
3rd-4th ₩100,000 $85
5th-8th ₩50,000 $45

Monthlies January 2017 - March 2017:

Place Prize (KRW) Prize (USD)
1st ₩410,000 $350
2nd ₩235,000 $200
3rd-4th ₩88,000 $75

Since April 2017:

Place Prize (USD)
1st $250
2nd $150
3rd-4th $50

Weekly Results[edit]

2014[edit]

2015[edit]

2016[edit]

2017[edit]

2018[edit]

2019[edit]

2020[edit]

2021[edit]

Monthly Results[edit]

2014[edit]

2015[edit]

2016[edit]

2017[edit]

2018[edit]

2019[edit]

2020[edit]

2021[edit]

Invitationals Results[edit]

2021[edit]

#Date 1st 2nd 3rd
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