OlimoLeague 2024 Winter Nov presented by Chzzk

Monthly Final on November Tuesday, Nov 26 9:00am GMT (GMT+00:00)

All schedules are subject to change to avoid conflicts with the schedules of tournament organizers or other events. If any changes occur, we will notify you as soon as possible.

OlimoLeague used to be a weekly Korean Legacy of the Void online tournament, but the upcoming OlimoLeague will be open to all regions. But the default waiting server will be Asia, and the channel will be ‘Olimoleague’.

In addition to the weekly tournaments, a monthly final will be hosted at the end of each month with the top weekly contestants. Participants are determined by how many points they’ve accumulated from the weekly tournaments. Participants for the Winter Finals will also be determined by how many points they’ve accumulated from the weekly tournaments for November, December, and January.

Players participating in the Weekly finals, as well as all matches in the Monthly Finals and Winter Final, will be required to turn on their cameras during the tournament. How to determine the server and maps will also be written in the rulebook

Please make sure to read them before deciding to participate.

Streams:
Crank (Korean)
CranKy Ducklings (English)

The upcoming OlimoLeague will be officially sponsored by Chzzk, a streaming platform in South Korea. Therefore, ‘live streaming’ of the upcoming OlimoLeague must be streamed exclusively on ‘Chzzk’. Aside from Korean-language streams, anyone is welcome to cast as long as it’s on Chzzk. Simultaneous streaming on multiple platforms will not be allowed. We’ve heard from the audience that watching Chzzk outside of Korea is not as stable as other services yet, but they just started business this year and have been working on it. Since they are trying to support the StarCraft 2 scene as well, please watch through Chzzk and do not steal content or stream on other platforms.

Weekly Prize pool + Point Distribution: 400,000 KRW
1st place – 200,000 KRW + 5 points
2nd place – 100,000 KRW + 3 points
3rd & 4th place – 50,000 KRW + 2 points
Quarter-finalists – 1 point

Weekly Format:
Single elimination Bo1
Round of 32 – Bo3
Finals – Bo5

Monthly Finals Prize Pool: 1,500,000 KRW
1st place – 1,000,000 KRW
2nd place – 300,000 KRW
3rd & 4th place – 100,000 KRW

Monthly Format:
Quarterfinals are best of 5.
Semifinals are best of 5.
The Finals are best of 7 (two maps repeating)

Winter Final Prize Pool: 5,000,000 KRW
1st place – 3,000,000 KRW
2nd place – 1,000,000 KRW
3rd place – 600,000 KRW
4th place – 400,000 KRW

Winter Final Format:
Double-eliminations
Upper Bracket Round 1-2 and Lower Bracket Round 1-3 are Bo3.
All other matches are Bo5.
For the Grand Finals a Bo5 is played. If the player coming from the winners bracket wins then that player won the match. If the player coming from the losers bracket wins that Bo5 then an additional Bo3 will be played to determine the overall winner