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World Cyber Games 2007 — Counter-Strike
The Counter-Strike 1.6 tournament at World Cyber Games 2007 brought 45 national teams to Seattle from October 4–7. emuLate! defeated NoA in the final.
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World Cyber Games Inc.Commercial note
Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2007 edition.[2]
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SamsungCommercial note
WCG global sponsor and 2007 partner · Recorded in the 2007 edition.[5]
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MicrosoftCommercial note
2007 global partner · Recorded in the 2007 edition.[5]
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RazerCommercial note
2007 global partner · Recorded in the 2007 edition.[5]
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KingstonCommercial note
2007 global partner · Recorded in the 2007 edition.[5]
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AMDCommercial note
2007 global partner · Recorded in the 2007 edition.[5]
PTG Database Analysis
World Cyber Games Inc. organized the national-team Counter-Strike 1.6 competition at Qwest Field Event Center in Seattle from October 4–7, 2007. The venue is now named Lumen Field Event Center. WCG announced 15 partner lines; canonical PTG records link Samsung, Microsoft, Razer, Kingston and AMD.[1][2][4][5]
The 45-team field played eight groups, with the top two from each advancing to a double-elimination playoff. emuLate! defeated NoA in the final. Every listed entrant now has a canonical PTG Team page in the Participants tab.[1][3]
References5
- [1]World Cyber Games 2007 — Counter-Strike — Liquipedia Counter-Strike Wiki
- [2]World Cyber Games 2007 — Liquipedia Esports Wiki
- [3]WCG 2007 Over — HLTV.org
- [4]For the cyberathlete, it's all in the keystroke — Los Angeles Times
- [5]WCG 2007 Grand Finals partner announcement — WCG via Newswire Korea
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