Mostly known for his GSL and WCS casting, this will be Khaldor's first time as IEM commentator as he teams up with event regulars Apollo and Kaelaris. Taking care of following the action on the screens will be none other than Michael 'Adebisi' Van Driel.
Over on the player side of the event, the IEM tournament learned the four winners of the Korean qualifiers. Those are Parting, Yoda, First and Dream, the last of whom replaced MaruPrime who is unable to attend due to his young age.
Group A
![Australia]( "Australia")
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Moonglade
![Netherlands]( "Netherlands")
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Grubby
![Norway]( "Norway")
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Snute
![Korea]( "Korea")
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Dream
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Group C
![Korea]( "Korea")
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JookTo
![France]( "France")
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Stephano
![Poland]( "Poland")
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Nerchio
![Korea]( "Korea")
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Parting
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Moonglade
Grubby
Snute
DreamOpen Bracket
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Group C
JookTo
Stephano
Nerchio PartingOpen Bracket
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Group B
![Chile]( "Chile")
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Killer
![Ukraine]( "Ukraine")
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Bly
![Spain]( "Spain")
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Lucifron
![Korea]( "Korea")
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Yoda
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Group D
![Korea]( "Korea")
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Golden
![Spain]( "Spain")
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Vortix
![Ukraine]( "Ukraine")
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Kas
![Korea]( "Korea")
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First
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Killer
Bly
Lucifron YodaOpen Bracket
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Group D
Golden Vortix Kas FirstOpen Bracket
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Source: ESL World
