
The Ongamenet MyCube Starleague matches of week 2 have been played. And why didn't I post the results at once? Well, actually I slept at the time they were played and I totally forgot about it. But, better late then never.
Week two of MyCube Starleague ended up like this:
| Player 1 | Player 2 | Map | Group |
Since I slept I am unable to give you battle reports from these games. Instead, I'll give you a good update on the groups.
| Group A - Player | Game statistics |
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| Group B - Player | Game statistics |
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| Group C - Player | Game statistics |
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| Group D - Player | Game statistics |
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Next week, these are the players who will fight:
| Player 1 | Player 2 | Map | Group |
As you might have noticed, I'm really trying to help you to get a good view of what's really happening over in Korea on the subject of our favourite game. And I think it's getting easier. Both for me and for you, but I'll briefly go through the rules again.
There are four different phases of the starleague. First off there is the Challenge League where the winner qualifies for the starleague. Second, Duel Tournament. The 12 winners qualifies. Three people are seeded (as being winners of the last starleague). This means we have a 18 players, all divided into the groups you see above. The two winners of each group qualify for the playoffs. The games are broadcasted live on TV (each week at Fridays) and therefore no replays are published.
When a starleague is finished, another one begins.
There is a main sponsor for each starleague which gives the name to the current league. The sponsor for this starleague is, as you might have assumed, MyCube who is a mobile technology company.
There are special maps (made by Ongamenet) for each Starleague. All the official maps for MyCube Starleague (Paradoxxx, Nostalgia, Guillotine and Sin Gaema Gowon) can be found in our Pro Maps section.




