Quakecon 2010 Final Standings

The QuakeCon 2010 took place at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in United States of America Dallas between the 12th and 15th of August 2010. This convention was hosting 3 sponsored tournaments for Quakelive and several tournaments in the BYOC.

Final Standingsimage: s_foot
Masters Championship
Belarus Alexei "srs/rzr/Cypher" Yanushevsky - $14,000
Russia Anton "mouz.Cooller" Singov - $7,500
Italy Alessandro "stermy" Avallone - $4,000
4th: Sweden Sebastian "fnatic.spart1e" Siira
5-6th: United States of America Tim "EG|DaHang" Fogarty / United States of America Shane "SK-rapha" Hendrixson
7-8th: France Kévin "fnatic.strenx" Baéza / Australia Dan "dandaking" De Sousa
9-12th: United States of America dkt, United States of America clampOK, United States of America whaz, United States of America chance
13-16th: United States of America vamp1re, United States of America kgb, Canada sparks, United States of America Flysher

CTF Championship
United States of America Evil Genius - $15,000
Europe Fnatic - $6,000
United States of America QUAD Gaming - $4,000
4th: United States of America Loaded

Open Duel
jovire - $1,500
_boots - $750
id_ - $250

Masters Championship Resultsimage: s_foot
Grand Final
Belarus Cypher [3:2] Russia Cooller (lw 0:9, bf 7:-1, fh 1:2 aw 10:6, br 3:2)


WB Final
Belarus Cypher [2:1] Italy stermy (fh 11:2, lw 3:15, aw 13:7)

LB Final
Italy stermy [1:2] Russia Cooller (aw 16:7, fh 4:17, lw 2:4)

LB Round 7
Sweden spart1e vs [0:2] Russia Cooller (lw 5:9, aw 5:14)

LB Round 6
United States of America DaHanG [1:2] Sweden spart1e (lw 5:6, br 2:0, bf 0:16)
United States of America rapha [0:2] Russia Cooller (lw 4:6, aw 5:12)

WB Semi Finals
United States of America rapha [0:2] Italy stermy (lw 8:11, fh 4:7)
Belarus Cypher [2:0] Sweden spart1e (aw 10:8, lw 13:2)

LB Round 5
Australia dandaking [0:2] United States of America DaHanG (fh 13:3, br 5-6)
Russia Cooller [2:1] France strenx (lw 6:2, aw 7:10, fh 7:3)

LB Round 4
United States of America dkt [1:2] Australia dandaking (br 3:8, lw 10:3, bf 7:3)
United States of America DaHanG vs BYE
United States of America whaz [0:2] France strenx (aw 7:16, fh 2:16)
Russia Cooller [2:0] United States of America chance (fh 3:1, lw 5:4)

WB Quarter Finals
United States of America rapha [2:0] United States of America dkt (aw 13:2, lw 10:2)
United States of America DaHanG [0:2] Italy stermy (lw 1:3, bf 2:8)
Belarus Cypher [2:0] France strenx (aw 11:3, fh 10:7)
Sweden spart1e [2:1] Russia Cooller (lw 1:11, aw 13:8, fh 11:4)

LB Round 3
United States of America vamp1re [1:2] Australia dandaking (fh 1:13, br 10:9, bf 5:17)
United States of America kgb [0:2] United States of America ClampOK (lw 2:12, br 3:5)
Canada sparks [0:2] United States of America whaz (br 1:3, bf 3:7)
United States of America chance [2:0] United States of America Flysher (fh 5:4, aw 12:2)

LB Round 2
United States of America carnage [1:2] United States of America vamp1re (aw 12:6, br 2:8, bf 7:9)
Netherlands draven [0:2] Australia dandaking (fh 3:14, br 9:15)
United States of America FienD [1:2] United States of America kgb (bf 10:2, br 3:17, lw 0:6)
Japan uNleashed [0:2] United States of America whaz (lw 4:7, br 0:8)
United States of America chance [2:1] United States of America relic (aw 13:14, fh 6:5, lw 3:1)
United States of America LoSt-CaUzE [0:2] United States of America Flysher (br 6:12, aw 7:16)
United States of America ClampOK vs BYE
Canada sparks vs BYE

WB Round 2
United States of America rapha [2:0] United States of America Flysher (br 17:0, lw 18:-3)
United States of America dkt [2:0] United States of America chance (aw 5:4, bf 2:1)
Italy stermy [2:0] Canada sparks (fh 17:2, bf 16:3)
United States of America DaHanG [2:1] United States of America whaz (aw 6:15, lw 10:0, bf 4:1)
Belarus Cypher [2:0] United States of America kgb (aw 25:5, lw 10:2)
Italy strenx [2:0] United States of America ClampOK (fh 17:1, bf 10:3)
Sweden spart1e [2:0] Netherlands draven (br 9:4, aw 26:11)
Russia Cooller [2:0] United States of America vamp1re (fh 11:1, br 12:4)

LB Round 1
Australia dandaking [2:0] United States of America Hardup (bf 25:2, br 27:11)
United States of America relic [2:0] United States of America t41tg (br 23:0, aw 26:-1)
United States of America carnage vs BYE
Sweden proZaC vs BYE
United States of America FienD vs BYE
Japan uNleashed vs BYE
United States of America LoSt-CaUzE vs BYE

WB Round 1
United States of America carnage [0:2] United States of America Flysher (br 3:7, bf 1:11)
United States of America dkt [2:0] United States of America Hardup (bf 18:0, lw 11:4)
Australia dandaking [0:2] United States of America chance (aw 7:26, fh 6:8)
Sweden proZaC [1:2] Canada sparks (aw 8:14, fh 10:6, br 3:6)
United States of America FienD [0:2] United States of America whaz (aw 9:11, lw 4:6)
United States of America kgb [2:0] Japan uNleashed (lw 7:3, br 18:2)
Sweden spart1e [2:0] United States of America t41tG (aw 21:-3, lw 25:1)
United States of America relic [0:2] Netherlands draven (br 1:16, aw 8:20)
United States of America vamp1re [2:0] United States of America LoSt-CaUzE (fh 18:2, aw 14:5)
United States of America rapha vs BYE
Russia Cooller vs BYE
Italy stermy vs BYE
United States of America DaHanG vs BYE
Belarus Cypher vs BYE
United States of America ClampOK vs BYE
France strenx vs BYE

Open Tournament: Brackets

CTF Championship Resultsimage: s_foot
Final
United States of America Evil Geniuses [2:1] Europe fnatic (jc 2-3, si 3-1, sk 3-2)

Bronze Final
United States of America QUAD Gaming [2:0] United States of America Loaded (tw 3-2, iw 1-0)


Round 3
United States of America Evil Geniuses [2:0] United States of America QUAD Gaming (jc 3-1, iw 6-0)
United States of America Loaded [1:2] Europe fnatic (sk 5-6, tw 1-0, si 2-3)

Round 2
United States of America Evil Geniuses [2:0] United States of America FiLP (jc 8-1, ir 8-1)
United States of America compLexity [0:2] United States of America QUAD Gaming (jc 1-6, tw 0-6)
United States of America Loaded [2:1] Europe Boobs Europe (jc 4-6, sk 8-1, iw 6-0)
United States of America Trill [0:2] Europe fnatic (si 0-6, jc 0-8)

Round 1
United States of America FiLP [2:0] United States of America proZac (tw 8-0, iw 8-2)
United States of America double rainbow omg [0:2] United States of America QUAD Gaming (iw 0-8, tw 0-8)
United States of America Loaded [2:0] United States of America Happyhands (si 8-1, tw 8-0)
United States of America Trill [2:0] United States of America 403 (jc 8-1, tw 8-0)
United States of America Evil Geniuses vs BYE
United States of America compLexity vs BYE
Europe Boobs vs BYE
Europe fnatic vs BYE

Official tournamentsimage: s_foot
Intel QUAKE LIVE Masters Championship
Structure: 64 slots / Double Brackets / bo3 (bo5 Grand Final)
Map selection bo3: B removes, A removes, B picks 1st, A picks 2nd (A: higher seed, B: lower seed)
Map selection bo5: A picks 1st, B picks 2nd, A picks 3rd, B picks 4th
Cash prize: $25,000 (1st $14,000, 2nd $7,000, 3rd $4,000)

QUAKE LIVE Capture the Flag Championship
Structure: 32 teams (4v4) / Single Brackets / bo3 (SD)
Map selection bo3: A removes, B removes, B picks 1st, A picks 2nd (A: higher seed, B: lower seed)
Map selection bo5: B picks 1st, A picks 2nd, B picks 3rd, A picks 4th
Cash prize: $25,000 (1st $15,000, 2nd $6,000, 3rd $4,000)

QUAKE LIVE Open Tournament
Structure: 128 slots / Double Brackets / bo3
Map selection: B removes, A removes, B picks 1st, A picks 2nd (A: higher seed, B: lower seed)
Cash prize: $2,500 (1st $1,500, 2nd $750, 3rd $250)

Map poolsimage: s_foot
Duel

Aerowalk (aw)
image: 77059-aerowalk

Battleforged (bf)
image: 77060-battleforged

Blood Run (br)
image: 77061-bloodrun

Furious Heights (fh)
image: 77062-furiousheights

Lost World(lw)
image: 77063-lostworld

CTF

IronWorks (iw)
image: 77064-ironworks

Japanese Castles (jc)
image: 77065-japanesecastles

Siberia (si)
image: 77099-siberia

Stonekeep (sk)
image: 77100-stonekeep

Troubled Waters (tw)
image: 77101-troubledwaters

Seedings / Attendeesimage: s_foot
Masters duel
01. United States of America rapha
02. Belarus Cypher
03. Russia Cooller
04. France strenx
05. United States of America DaHanG
06. Sweden Spart1e
07. Italy stermy
08. United States of America dkt
09. United States of America chance
10. Netherlands draven
11. Sweden proZaC
12. United States of America whaz
13. United States of America kgb
14. France l1nkje
15. United States of America carnage
16. United States of America Flysher
17. United States of America vamp1re
18. Japan uNleashed
19. United States of America FienD
20. Canada sparks
21. United States of America clampOK
22. United States of America relic
23. United States of America Lost-Cause
24. United States of America Hardup
25. Australia dandaking
26. United States of America t41tG

CTF
01. United States of America Team EG: DaHanG, viju, clampOK, id_
02. Europe Fnatic: stermy, l1nkje, deus, Spart1e
03. United States of America Loaded: Flysher, kgb, whaz, sparks
04. United States of America QUAD Gaming: sdahaghi, shizem, br1ck, rapha, jones
05. United States of America compLexity: dkt, perfuse, relic, knossos, carnage
06. Europe Boobs: draven, cooller, cypher, strenx
07. United States of America Trill Entertainment: fear_, cfebns, N1k0n, cpy_
08. Prozac: pfb, Cirkan, FienD, boots
09. United States of America FiLP: Frenzy49, jovire, klaovhwN, Hito
10. 403 Forbidden: sponge, RailWolf, bo0m, MateFeedKill
13. double rainbow omg: BB_TooBIG, IceTrAiN, mrkram, Iucid
14. Happyhands: nagyon, Spaceball, dandaking, dmAntiQue

VODs / Demos: Some VODs, Demos
Useful links: Tournaments, Schedule / Brackets: Duel, CTF, Open Duel
Interviews: DaHanG, Chance, carnage, strenx, Post-QuakeCon with Stermy and proZaC
Coverage: ESReality, Fnatic, SK, TEK9, myEG, Loaded, coL, 4SG, Germany Fragster, France FFF / Not Slasher
Round-ups: Day 1, Day 2
Galleries: Flickr Gallery, compLexity, Day 1, Day 2, Day 3
Comments
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old and can be found on tek-9 :)
We had day 1 & 2, so we need a complete round-up too.

You'd rather have no news at all?
Parent
actually dont care since i watched the playoffs on streams ^^

and if im looking for a nice coverage its still tek-9 id check 1st

its cool :p just pointing out its old :)
Parent
You're not helping.
Parent
i know, was it even questionable?
Parent
The coverage, streams and delay were ubershite, but the great matches in the end made up for it :)
Ye I fell asleep during the last matches, but I heard somewhere between dream and reality shouting "THIS WAS THE BEST QL MATCH EVER" so ye, good match I guess :p
Parent
I skipped the finals, was just too late for me, but last 4/5 matches were just intense :}
Parent
the coverage was really awful
somehow i never really hear much positive stuff from quakecon...
somehow they suck with organization every year
Parent
lowbob Cypher won quakecon? zlolz
looks like euros stole all the money :)
Not with CTF though :p
Parent
lol Open Duel guy gets 1,500 $ and the 4th of the pros 0 $
Haha true ^^
Parent
dont see anything wrong with that if you think about the way it is organized.
Parent
why Av3k wasnt here?
14k wow
GG stermy :)
Very good summary of the games played and who won what. Keep up the serious posting.
Yeah, what about Poland Av3k ?
he wasn't there
Parent
vacation(in sweden picking berries for minimum wage)
Parent
earning for saab ;D
Parent
clan loaded ftw!
2 poor countries won moneys lol , theyre millionaires now!
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