As you may, or may not know, the poll to decide which teams the fans think should make it to the e-Stars Seoul event, has been running for 30 days now, but it has been officially closed today.
The poll presents some surprises, mainly in Europe, where the Spaniards from x6tence seem to have a big fan base, and made it to the 4th place, but, maybe the biggest surprise, is that the Danes from mTw didn’t cut it.
In America, the Argentineans from Wild Ineters have claimed the second spot in the poll just behind EG, and infront of the likes of UMX.us and Firegamers, something the CS community hasn’t taken lightly, considering the unknown character of the Argentineans.
In Asia things where pretty much as expected, with the Chinese teams taking 2/3 of the spots, which doesn’t seem so surprising, considering the big population playing games over there.
We must remember, that, the voting process is just a 50% of the total vote, as the organization will have the last word, with their 50%, of which teams go and which do not.
The results can be found below:
Europe:
SK Gaming 331675
fnatic 328596
Natus Vincere 322516
x6tence 172576
mousesports 167363
Lions 164550
mTw 161951
Power Gaming 116316
alchemists 98859
Moscow Five 76676
Virtus.pro 75220
Millenium 70107
Alternate 65099
TCM-Gaming 64807
DTS 64739
KerchNET 64079
Electronic Sahara 63602
Asia:
TyLoo 307946
project_kr 307927
wNv 156291
UMX 141418
TitaNs 125865
k23 124524
eSrael 97068
XCN 47572
America:
Evil Geniuses 230104
Wild Ineters 184759
UMX 182638
FireGamers 153873
iDemise 97551
Artyk 57231
punto.cL 39173
Area51 36092
For anyone wondering, the Polish guys from FX are already classified for the tournament, as they are the reigning champions from last year edition.
e-Stars Seoul 2011 will run from August 19 through to the 21st of the same month, and will feature a total of 16 teams, fighting for a piece of the €47,000 cake, stay tuned as we will bring you all the information regarding the event.
