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Intel Extreme Masters IV Global Challenge Chengdu — Counter-Strike

Intel Extreme Masters IV Global Challenge Chengdu was a 12-team Counter-Strike 1.6 tournament held at the Intel Chengdu eSports Centre in Happy Valley from October 1–3, 2009. SK Gaming defeated fnatic in the final.

Intel Extreme Masters IV Global Challenge Chengdu — Counter-Strike
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Updated October 29, 2026

Competition snapshot

Combined prize pool

USD 40,000[1]

Participant scale

12 teams[1][3]

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Organizer

Commercial note

Tournament organizer, operating as ESL · Recorded in the 2009 edition.[2]

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Official Partner

Partner

Intel

Commercial note

Sponsor · Recorded in the 2009 edition.[1]

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Official Partner

Partner

ROCCAT

Commercial note

Sponsor · Recorded in the 2009 edition.[1]

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Official Partner

Partner

Alienware

Commercial note

Sponsor · Recorded in the 2009 edition.[1]

PTG Database Analysis

The Counter-Strike tournament at Intel Extreme Masters IV Global Challenge Chengdu ran from October 1–3, 2009, at the Intel Chengdu eSports Centre in Happy Valley. ESL organized the event, and Liquipedia lists Intel, ROCCAT and Alienware as sponsors. Twelve teams competed for a USD 40,000 prize pool; SK Gaming beat fnatic 2–0 in the final.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

Four three-team groups used best-of-one matches, with the top two advancing to a double-elimination best-of-three playoff. HLTV’s final report confirms placements for all 12 teams. Its venue report and contemporary local coverage identify the venue as the Intel esports hall in Happy Valley, Chengdu.[1][4][5]

References7
  1. [1]Intel Extreme Masters Season IV Global Challenge Chengdu — Liquipedia Counter-Strike Wiki
  2. [2]New information regarding EM 4 — HLTV.org
  3. [3]SC.United & PinCho at GC Chengdu — HLTV.org
  4. [4]SK tops Global Challenge Chengdu — HLTV.org
  5. [5]HLTV.org live from Chengdu — HLTV.org
  6. [6]IEM4 Chengdu station: SK defeat fnatic to take the title — CNFrag
  7. [7]IEM v2019 logo.svg — ESL, via Wikimedia Commons

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