LiveOnThree is hosted by Marcus "djWHEAT" Graham, Rod "Slasher" Breslau & Scott "SirScoots" Smith.

Live On Three #82 will recap what was the most momentous, passionate, and pure largest weekend in eSports/Competitive Gaming history with the EVO 2011 World Finals, MLG Anaheim, and the GSL July finals. As was expected by many, Korea dominated MLG, Japan won Arcade Edition at EVO (though America stepped up), and the GSL finals was another 4-0 sweep. We examine why all of this happened and if the American/Foreign players for Starcraft 2 and Fighting Games will be on notice from these events and work harder, or continue to fluster when it comes to playing fierce competition. EVO official streamer Victor "Spooky" Fontanez will join the show to discuss all of the weekend's events in Marvel vs Capcom 3, SSF4AE, Mortal Kombat 9, and how it felt to stream EVO for the very first time.

We will preview QuakeCon 2011, in what might be the last major Quake tournament for some time, with fascinating individual 2GD. Predictions of the groups including if Toxic can win it all in his first tournament back, will Cypher easily take it instead, or can Rapha retain his throne as the greatest Quake Live player ever? Also thoughts on the Facebook vote, the stream and his new casting partner, and his time on the MLG cast.

Tune in tonight at 7:00 PM ET/01:00 CET at http://www.Justin.tv/OneMoreGameTV

Join us today for a sneak preview of MLG Live as we knock Independence Day out of the park with ten straight hours of live streamed content featuring the best of the world of eSports/competitive gaming.

Many of you in the US will be out with friends and family for the evening, which is great! If you have some time throughout the day, check it out. If not, VOD's will provided shortly after. For everyone who can't get enough eSports, and those outside the US where it'll just be another Monday, this will be a treat.

It’s an extravaganza of gaming with all your favorite players, commentators, and community members - all streamed to you live in HD. Starcraft 2, Quake Live, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Halo: Reach and maybe even some Mortal Kombat 9/SSF4AE.

Below is the tentative schedule of events for the day. Because matches are live, there is no knowing how long games will go, along with all other apects of running a live event such as this.

Slasher will be hosting with various pro's. 2GD's assistance has been requested.

3:00 PM EST/21:00 CET: MLG Live Launch with JP McDaniel w/ special guests, tour of studio
3:30 PM EST/21:30 CET: Starcraft 2 1v1 Showmatch - White-Ra vs TLAF`Ret - Best of 5
4:15 PM EST/22:15 CET: Starcraft 2 2v2 Showmatch - coL.CatZ & coL.Drewbie vs EG.Axslav & EG.StrifeCro - Best of 3
5:00 PM EST/23:00 CET: Quake Live 1v1 Showmatch - Toxic vs srs.av3k, winner vs srs.Cypher - Best of 3/5
6:00 PM EST/24:00 CET: Special Edition of SC Center with JP McDaniel and Chobopeon
6:30 PM EST/00:30 CET: Call of Duty: BlackOps Showmatch - OpTic Gaming vs Force - Best of 3
7:15 PM EST/01:15 CET: Halo: Reach Showmatch - Status Quo vs Dynasty - Best of 5
8:00 PM EST/02:00 CET: Quake Live 1v1 Showmatch - ZeRo4 vs EG.DaHanG, winner vs SK.Rapha - Best of 3/5
9:00 PM EST/03:00 CET: Quake Live CTF Showmatch - Evil Geniuses (DaHanG, id, viju, kgb) vs Cloud 9 (ZeRo4, Rapha, br1ck, FienD)
9:30 PM EST/03:30 CET: Starcraft 2 1v1 Showmatch - FXO.qxc vs FXO.Twilight
10:00 PM EST/04:00 CET: All-new State of The Game with new co-hosts

Watch it all LIVE at http://www.MLG.tv.

On this past weekend's Live On Three #65, the last one of 2011, I confirmed that id Software is currently talking to Major League Gaming, the World Cyber Games, and ESEA regarding the inclusion of Quake Live in each of the respective leagues for 2011. After the communication breakdown at MLG Dallas, it is confirmed that talks have been initiated from both sides for North America's premier competitive gaming league. There is also much discussion on whether Quake Live fits MLG's business model for the next year, and if they need the game at all to begin with.

You can watch the whole show on Blip.tv, or on uStream if you're having tracking issues. The QL discuss starts at 48:20.

Live On Three is hosted by Marcus "djWHEAT" Graham, Rod "Slasher" Breslau and Scott "SirScoots" Smith.

Major League Gaming's DC event is here featuring an impressive lineup for it's second Starcraft 2 tournament.

MLG Raleigh champion TL.HuK is here to defend his title, along with several other players from Raleigh including root.KiWiKaKi, EG.LzGaMeR, root.qxc, TL.Tyler (NonY), EG.Machine, fnatic.TTOne, and EG.iNcontroL. Three first-time MLG players who look to do well are EG.IdrA who's here before he starts GSL Season 2, and White-Ra & TL.ret to represent Europe. Brackets will be released right before the event goes live.

Like last event, all matches will have commentary by Day9 and JP, but this time will also have the addition of djWHEAT. HD and Husky are not in attendance.

The live stream can be found on the front page of http://www.MLGPro.com all weekend.

The live stream schedule is below, with the finals taking place Saturday night. Those wanting to come down to the event and watch and can do so for free at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center just outside DC.

All matches listed are in EDT, CET is +6.

Schedule:
Friday:
5:00 PM EDT/23:00 CET - 5:30 PM EDT/23:30 CET Pregame Show (Day9, JP, djWHEAT)
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Winners Round 1
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM Losers Round 1
8:30 PM - 9:30 PM Winners Round 2
9:30 PM - 10:30 PM Losers Round 2
9:30 PM - 11:30 PM Winners Round 3 / Losers Round 3
11:30 PM - 11:45 PM Post wrap show

Saturday:
9:30 AM – 10:00 AM Saturday Pre-Game Show
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Losers Round 4
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Winners Round 4 / Losers Round 5
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Losers Round 6
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Winners Round 5 / Losers Round 7
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Losers Round 8
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Winners Finals / Losers Round 9
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM Losers Finals
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM Finals
7:00 PM - 7:15 PM Post wrap show

The World Cyber Games Grand Finals are currently going on live this weekend at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Games featured this year include Counter-Strike 1.6, Starcraft 1, Warcraft 3 and Tekken 6, while Quake Wars Online and League of Legends are sponsored games.

Commentary this weekend will be provided by: Paul "ReDeYe" Chaloner (Counter-Strike 1.6), Jonas "BSL" Alsaker Vikan (Counter-Strike 1.6), Shaun "Apollo" Clark (Starcraft), Bruce "Rivington" Bisland (Starcraft, Tekken 6), Kevin "RotterdaM" van der Kooi (Warcraft 3), Ben "Phreak" Turley (League of Legends), Ben "FishStix" Goldhaber (Quake Wars Online), along with several others.

This year the finals have two streams running at once, one for the Main Stage and one for the Broadcasting Stage. A free low quality stream is available for both, along with a paid high quality stream for purchase. The high quality stream can be purchased for $9.95 for each day, or $29.95 for the weekend. A low quality re-stream of the Broadcast Stage is being done on Samsung's Livestream.

The Quake Wars Online Grand Final will be held Saturday at 18:00 CEST.

Live Stream Schedule

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Thursday
01:00 CEST Warcraft 3: Lyn (Korea) vs Fly100% (China) - Broadcasting Stage
02:30 CEST FIFA '10: Deto (Germany) vs Wepep0te (Spain) - Broadcasting Stage

Friday:
18:30 CEST Tekken 6: Honnda (Japan) vs TheGame (USA) - Main Stage
18:30 CEST Counter-Strike 1.6: WeMadFox (Korea) vs GameHolichs (UAE) - Broadcasting Stage
19:00 CEST Tekken 6: Ryan Hart (UK) vs Binchang (Korea) - Main Stage
19:30 CEST Tekken 6: GEN1US (France) vs Ali (Japan) - Main Stage
19:30 CEST Starcraft: Jaedong (Korea) vs F91 (China) - Broadcasting Stage
20:00 CEST Starcraft: Kur0a (Japan) vs Adokate (Russia) - Broadcasting Stage
20:00 CEST Tekken 6: Knee (Korea) vs Ali (Japan) - Main Stage
20:30 CEST Tekken 6: FightingGM (USA) vs Knee (Korea) - Main Stage
20:30 CEST Warcraft 3: Grubby (Netherlands) vs FoCuS (Korea) - Broadcasting Stage
21:00 CEST Warcraft 3: ReMinD (Korea) vs TH000 (China) - Broadcasting Stage
21:00 CEST Tekken 6: FightingGM (USA) vs Ali (Japan) - Main Stage
21:30 CEST Tekken 6: GEN1US (France) vs Knee (Korea) - Main Stage
22:00 CEST Counter-Strike 1.6: SK Gaming (Sweden) vs MeetYourMakers (Russia) - Broadcasting Stage
23:00 CEST FIFA '10: KreeganBG (USA) vs Zola (China) - Broadcasting Stage
23:30 CEST Starcraft: Quarterfinals - Broadcasting Stage - Main Stage
00:30 CEST Warcraft 3: Quarterfinals - Broadcasting Stage - Main Stage

Saturday:
18:00 CEST Quake Wars Online: Grand Final - Broadcasting Stage
18:30 CEST Tekken 6: Quarterfinals - Main Stage
19:00 CEST Warcraft 3: Semifinals - Broadcasting Stage
19:15 CEST Tekken 6: Semifinals - Main Stage
20:00 CEST Tekken 6: Third/Fourth Place - Main Stage
20:25 CEST Tekken 6: Grand Finals - Main Stage
20:30 CEST Counter-Strike 1.6: Quarterfinals - Broadcasting Stage
20:50 CEST Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Reveal & Speech by Katsuhiro Harada (Tekken Project Director) - Main Stage
21:30 CEST Starcraft: Semifinals - Broadcasting Stage
23:00 CEST League of Legends: Grand Finals - Main Stage
23:30 CEST Warcraft 3: Semifinals - Broadcasting Stage
01:00 CEST Starcraft: Semifinals - Broadcasting Stage

Sunday:
18:30 CEST Warcraft 3: Grand Finals - Broadcasting Stage
19:30 CEST Starcraft: 3rd/4th Place - Broadcasting Stage
20:30 CEST Counter-Strike 1.6: Grand Finals - Broadcasting Stage
23:00 CEST Starcraft: Grand Finals - Broadcasting Stage
00:30 CEST FIFA '10: Grand Finals - Broadcasting Stage

VOD's are being edited and uploaded after each day has finished on WCG's video page. Results can be found on WCG's results page, as well as photos they're doing.

We are here at the World Cyber Games 2010 US Finals at Universal Studios in Los Angeles, where qualifiers will take place in Starcraft 1, Counter-Strike 1.6, Tekken 6, Warcraft 3 and more as entrance to the WCG Grand Finals later this month at the Los Angeles Convention Center. This will presumably be the final year of action in the original Starcraft before moving on to Starcraft 2 next year. Players and teams participating include Evil Geniuses (CS), WinOut.net feat. Rambo (CS), Geoff "EG.iNcontroL" Robinson (SC), Kelby "EG.iNkA" Williams (SC), Phil "LongWalk" Crawford (WC3), Reepal "Rip" Parbhoo (T6) and more.

The entire event will be streamed by the Live On Three crew of Marcus "djWHEAT" Graham, Rod "Slasher" Breslau and Scott "SirScoots" Smith. Special guests to help commentate throughout the weekend include Sean "Day9" Plott, Bruce Rivington, Adande "sWooZie" Thorne and Mark "MarkMan" Julio. All the action can be watched live on djWHEAT.tv and WCG Live.

The schedule of games is below:

Friday

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[shorttime=13:00 PDT] Live On Three Show with WCG Ultimate Gamer guest ChosenOne
[shorttime=14:00 PDT] CS 1.6: Grid05 vs Underestimated
[shorttime=15:00 PDT] Warcraft 3: LongWalk vs Cruncher
[shorttime=15:30 PDT] Starcraft: iNcontroL vs G5 (Maybe)
[shorttime=16:00 PDT] Starcraft: G5 vs Sterling
[shorttime=17:00 PDT] Tekken 6: Rip vs Reaper
[shorttime=17:30 PDT] Tekken 6: Black Mamba vs TheGame

Saturday

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19:00 CEST - Live On Three Show with WCG Ultimate Gamer guest Vanessa
20:00 CEST - Starcraft: iNkA vs Machine
20:30 CEST - CS 1.6: EG vs Loaded
21:00 CEST - Starcraft: Nyoken vs iNkA
22:00 CEST - Live On Three Bracket Preview
22:30 CEST - CS 1.6: Upper Bracket Round 1
23:00 CEST - Starcraft: Upper Bracket Round 1
00:30 CEST - League of Legends Finals
01:30 CEST - Starcraft 2 exhibition Match

Sunday

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19:00 CEST - Live On Three Show
19:30 CEST - Starcraft: Upper Bracket Finals
20:30 CEST - Starcraft: Lower Bracket Finals
21:00 CEST - Starcraft: Grand Finals
21:30 CEST - Tekken 6: Lower Bracket Finals
22:00 CEST - Tekken 6: Grand Finals
22:30 CEST - CS 1.6: Grand Finals

Groups, Brackets and Scores can be found on WCG USA, as well as Photos on their Flickr.

Stream is now LIVE on MLG's site.

Starcraft 2 will be making it's circuit debut at Major League Gaming's 50th live event in Raleigh, North Carolina this weekend.

All of North America's best players will be in attendance with the exception of IdrA and Artosis who both live in South Korea and will be attending the GSL qualifiers. Notable names include TL.Tyler (NonY), coL.silver, EG.Machine, M.HuK, root.KiWiKaKi, root.qxc, EG.LzGaMeR, fnatic.TTOne and SLush. Europeans d.SjoW and Socke will also be in attendance to try and dash the American and Canadian hopes.

All matches will be casted by Day9, JP, Husky and HD, rotating out with different pairings. The live stream can be found on the front page of http://www.MLGPro.com all weekend. Brackets have not been released yet.

Schedule is below, with the finals taking place Saturday night.

All matches listed are in EDT, CET is +6.

Schedule:
Friday:
5:00 PM EDT/23:00 CET - 5:30 PM EDT/23:30 CET Pregame Show (Day9, JP, HD/Husky, Vhell and Vansilli)
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Winners Round 1
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM Losers Round 1
8:30 PM - 9:30 PM Winners Round 2
9:30 PM - 10:30 PM Losers Round 2
9:30 PM - 11:30 PM Winners Round 3 / Losers Round 3
11:30 PM - 11:45 PM Post wrap show

Saturday:
9:30 AM – 10:00 AM Saturday Pre-Game Show
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Losers Round 4
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Winners Round 4 / Losers Round 5
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Losers Round 6
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Winners Round 5 / Losers Round 7
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Losers Round 8
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Winners Finals / Losers Round 9
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM Losers Finals
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM Finals
7:00 PM - 7:15 PM Post wrap show

UPDATE: VOD's of the interviews with k1llsen & MorroW can be found on Lo3 #57 & WoC #9.

"Live On Three" is hosted by Marcus "djWHEAT" Graham, Rod "Slasher" Breslau and Scott "SirScoots" Smith.

Today's "Live On Three" #57 will be a special post-GamesCom edition of the show, which will also involve djWHEAT's other show, "Weapon of Choice", which specializes in Starcraft 2.

GamesCom 2010 winners Marcel "k1llsen" Paul and Stefan "MorroW" Andersson will be coming on both shows to talk about their victories, and their immediate afterthoughts. k1llsen will join "Live On Three" to dive into his first major international LAN victory, how it felt to play and win in front of his home crowd, and the difficulties in taking down last year's Season 4 champion, Shane "rapha" Hendrixson. MorroW joins "Weapon of Choice" to discuss his last-minute entrance into GamesCom to begin with, the many cries of 'imbalance' for Terran in StarCraft 2, and how he was able to take out the machine that is Greg "IdrA" Fields in the finals.

Tune into "Weapon of Choice" at 20:00CET/2 PM EST for MorroW, and "Live On Three" at 22:00 CET/4 PM EST for k1llsen, all broadcasted on djWHEAT.tv.

Live On Three is hosted by Marcus "djWHEAT" Graham, Rod "Slasher" Breslau and Scott "SirScoots" Smith.

Live On Three #56 is now online featuring discussing regarding several aspects of this year's QuakeCon including Cypher and Cooller's epic final, proZaC's banning, and the multitude of DNS, streaming, and coverage issues at the event. Special guests on the show include first-time top 3 QuakeCon finisher Stermy, the infamous proZaC, and QuakeLive.tv's Ben "FishStix" Goldhaber.

Stermy's thoughts on Cooller gg'ing him with 3:30 left on Furious Heights:

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What can I say? I mean..that's Cooller, ya know? it was probably 10 frags ahead with 3 minuted left, and I knew that the match was pretty much over, but I gusss he wanted to get into my head because I won the first map. I don't get scared of those things anymore. I played during the time when 2GD was playing, and I mean that guy's trash talk is definitely worse than Coollers even, so i have enough experience from that, I don't get annoyed anymore by it. Cooller is like that, gotta take it for what it's worth.

proZaC on getting booted from QuakeCon:

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...I'm playing my game which is awesome - I kept it sexy. I thought sparks was a half-newb, and wanted to show the world you can play Quake without pressing +back, just keeping it fucking sexy, and i lost int he last 15 econds because i missed a rocket jump to red armor. If I got that rocket jump I would have won hands down. When I lose to sparks I'm steaming so I go to the pool - I'm out. Go to the pool, get my swim on, get my drink on, when my CTF team comes and says I have to come back and play

Listen to the show now on djWHEAT.blip.tv. QuakeCon talk starts at 5:00, FishStix on at 38:00, Stermy on at 46:00, proZaC on at 100:00.

Sorry for the delay, had to get some sleep. QuakeCon 2010's second day is over, and the problems continue. The tournament once again stalled for several hours without any notice from anyone at QuakeCon. It seems DNS issues continue to plague the event, only briefly resuming for the vamp1re vs dandaking match before lag struck mid-way through, calling it a day once again. Evil Geniuses' player manager Stuart Ewen comments: "This even has been the single most disappointing Quake tournament I have attended, while the head admins are not at fault the lack of organization and preparation leading up to and during the event is deplorable. If the buzz around the forums is true as well, then the BYOC is in a similar state."

Gamespot decided to restream the event on their site, which was pretty cool for however long it was up.