inchk1ng win MSI Beat it! APAC Qual.

15-10-2013 23:15

With MSI BeatIt! APAC region qualifiers coming to an end, the complete team list for the tournament is finally shaping up.

Final amount of 32 teams from Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and South Korea entered the competition, but only eight of them managed to secure their spot in the elimination stage. They battled not only for a seed in MSI Beat it! Finals, but they also tried to win themselves $1,000 prize money and $2,500 in travel support.

Even though we have seen five Japanese participants in the bracket, inchk1ng and G Milk Club from Hong Kong proved to be too strong for their competitors, both dominating their side of the bracket and advancing to the Grand Final.

G Milk Club accomplished to take the match into a three map duel, but inchk1ng managed to steamroll their way to the title with two 16-11 wins on both de_inferno_se and de_nuke_se.

MSI Beat it! 2013 APAC QualifierBest of 3

inchk1ng

Matchpage

12th October 2013

G Milk Club

Inferno_se

Train_se

Nuke_se

With APAC qualifiers coming to an end, it remains to be determined which three teams will conquer the qualifiers for Southeast Asian region and join the other teams that will attend the final LAN event, while the complete list will feature:

Vox Eminor	fnatic	compLexity	inchk1ng
SK Gaming	Nface	Falood Jacksons	Southeast Asia
VeryGames	H5 Gaming	Southeast Asia	Southeast Asia

All teams will fight for the combined prize pot featuring $22,000 taking place on November 23rd to 24th, in China.

n11111111

2013-10-15 23:16

1 reply

Swagg #yolo

2013-10-15 23:17

Too many spots for asians teams who will get owned by europeans, there shouldve been 4 spots for Asia, 6 europe and 2 for NA.

11 replies

I disagree.

2013-10-15 23:20

its an event in asia so i think thats fair, plus its better for csgo growth. Games between lower teams should be good!

2013-10-15 23:21

3 replies

but it's going to be boring to watch. VG, fnatic, SK, and coL vs. anyone else is going to be 16-5 stomps at best

2013-10-15 23:43

probably, but I'll be hoping for upsets!

2013-10-16 00:01

2013-10-16 01:19

yeah, but i guess it's good that the game is getting global

cuz its an asian lan :/ final 99% will be against VG vs SK or VG vs coL or VG vs fnatic

It's MSI. There will obviously be more spots for asian teams considering that's their home market. I for one hope the asian teams will perform well, could be incredibly interesting.

2013-10-15 23:22

So what you're saying is that you want MORE coverage of European teams and less coverage for Asian teams?

2013-10-16 07:20

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What im saying is i want better teams to improve the quality of the tournament, to be a better tournament more competitive.

2013-10-16 13:38

By having all of these international teams you are giving them more experience, making them better, giving them more coverage. The long term effects of having these teams will be a lot better

2013-10-16 14:27