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DIDI8 wins WEG Europe!

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After an intense weekend, the WEG European qualifiers are finally decided. DIDI8, ElakeDuck, SaSe and Wolfy will be representing Europe in WEG Season 3! Their way there was not exactly a dance on roses...



The show is over. The Southpoint Net Café in Stockholm was hotter than ever as the very best of Europe in WarCraft III and Counter-Strike were there with the hope of qualifying for the prestigious tournament WEG Season 3. Southpoint Net Café is a very modern café, and has a lot of special featuers. Medieval sections, futuristic sections which you are placed in depending the game of choice are only some of the nifty features. Although, for WEG Season 3, the WarCraft players were seated in the "Poker Lounge", ironic, no?

Four players cancelled, three went in


8337a00cec7f9beaaf9f1bdb13f48d2fe237635dbd479d0f5d4443df0111 players finally made it to the offline finals. Three of the initial players (Finland Envious, Finland Satiini, Poland Paladyn and Czech Republic Giacomo) cancelled their participation, which opened up for Romania King.Crimson, Sweden Tharkas (pic) and Greece Vank0r to take part. With this uneven number, Group A consisted of 6 players, where in Group B only 5 players were put in. Despite the drop-outs, the roster of players included the top players in Europe. All players faced eachother in each group, meaning a total of five matches in Group A and four for Group B. From there, the Top 3 in each group moved on to the playoffs. And here is how the groupstage table concluded:

Group A

M

W

L

Pts

Group B

M

W

L

Pts
Netherlands fnatic.Rotterdam 5 4 1 9-3 Sweden fnatic.SaSe 4 3 1 7-3 Denmark T.MH]Wralth 5 4 1 9-4 France GG-Wolfy 4 3 1 7-3 Bulgaria mTw-DIDI8 5 3 2 8-5 Sweden SK.ElakeDuck 4 3 1 7-5 Denmark T.MH]Ciara 5 3 2 7-6 Greece fnatic.Vank0r 4 1 3 3-7 Sweden mTw-Zubie 5 1 4 2-8 Romania King.Crimson 4 0 4 2-8 Sweden Play.Tharkas 5 0 5 1-10

Players in bold qualified for the playoff.


Final 6 - SaSe and Rotterdam advantage


Thus the final six players were sorted out. In a Double Elimination playoff, Top 4 will be qualified for World E-Sports Games Season 3 in Korea. The #2 and #3 in each group started off playing, while the group winners (SaSe and Rotterdam) waited for the winners. After that, a regular Double Elimination tournament started.

WB Round 1


Denmark T.MH]Wralth < Sweden SK.ElakeDuck 1-2
Bulgaria mTw-DIDI8 > France GG-Wolfy 2-0

WB Round 2


Netherlands fnatic.Rotterdam < Sweden SK.ElakeDuck 0-2
Bulgaria mTw-DIDI8 > Sweden fnatic.SaSe 2-1

LB Round 1


Netherlands fnatic.Rotterdam < France GG-Wolfy 1-2
Denmark T.MH]Wralth < Sweden fnatic.SaSe 0-2

WB Round 3


Sweden SK.ElakeDuck > Bulgaria mTw-DIDI8 2-0

LB Round 2


Sweden fnatic.SaSe < Bulgaria mTw-DIDI8 0-2

Grand Final


Sweden SK.ElakeDuck < Bulgaria mTw-DIDI8 0-2
SaSe and Rotterdam started the playoff in WB Round 2 because of group winners.

Top 4 (qual. for WEG)
1. Bulgaria mTw-DIDI8
2. Sweden SK|ElakeDuck
3. Sweden fnatic.SaSe
4. France GG-Wolfy

853ca7c885fe47b25088d0250c7e03d7a59304b4e0f6c5ef7da47a60a1With that win by Bulgaria DIDI8 (pic) over ElakeDuck, the Bulgarian Night Elf player was crowned the winner of WEG Europe. The remaining three do also have every reason to celebrate, since it is the Top 4 that gets the chance to bring home the title of WEG 2005 Grand Final champion later this fall. Apart from the title, they will also play for $140,000.

Links
MeetYourMakers.com - Live coverage, replays, diaries and more
WorldEsportsGames.com - Official site for WEG 2005
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