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The 2009 World Cyber Games (also known as WCG 09 or World Cyber Games 09) took place from November 11 to November 15, 2009, in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. It had over 600 participates from 70 countries taking part.^[1] The prize money is estimated at around $500,000.

Official Games

Warcraft III, StarCraft, Counter Strike, FIFA 09, Carom3D, Red Stone and TrackMania Nations Forever on PC Guitar Hero: World Tour and Virtua Fighter 5 on Xbox 360 Asphalt4 and Wise Star 2 on Mobile

Competition Draw

The Competition Draws took place on October 19, October 20 and October 21. All competition draws took place on one of these three days.

Oct. 19: Asphalt 4 > Wise Star 2 > Counter-Strike
Oct. 20: Guitar Hero > Virtua Fighter 5 > FIFA 09
Oct. 21: Carom 3D - > Trackmania Nations Forever - > StarCraft - > Warcraft III

Results

Official

Event
WarCraft III : The Frozen Throne	Wang Xuwen (Infi)		Lu Weiliang (Fly100%)		Park June (Lyn)
Counter-Strike 1.6	AGAiN	Jakub Gurczynski (kuben)	fnatic	Patrik Sättermon (cArn)	Mortal Teamwork	Alexander Holdt (ave)
		Lukasz Wnek (LUq)		Patrik Lindberg (f0rest)		Christoffer Sunde (Sunde)
		Wiktor Wojtas (Taz)		Rasmus Ståhl (Gux)		Danny Sørensen (zonic)
		Mariusz Cybulski (Loord)		Harley Örwall (dsn)		Oliver Ari Minet (minet)
		Filip Kubski (neo)		Christopher Alesund (GeT_RiGhT)		Martin Heldt (trace)
TrackMania Nations Forever	Jesper Karjalainen (KarjeN)		Kalle Mortlund Videkull (FrostBeule)		Fredrik Bergmann (Bergie)
StarCraft: Brood War	Jae-Dong Lee (Jaedong)		Byung-Gu Song (Stork)		Taek-Yong Kim (Bisu)
FIFA 09	Joshua Begehr (SK_Kr0ne)		Daniel Schellhase (SK_hero)		Piotr Zajkowski (Pio)
Red Stone	ComeonBaby	Ki-Pyo Kang	HAPPY_SWEETS	Hiroto Watanabe	Cool_Runnings	Jon Lunceford
		Seung-Ryul Kim		Shouta Ueda		Matt Marcou
		Sung-Min Song		Kuniaki Kitagawa		Sean Snack
		Tae-Seok Kim		Tomohiro Takami		Colin Fogle
Carom3D	Hee-Chul Kim (MARCJACOBS)		Jean Monico (jeantek)		Andreas Krieger (Protonski)
Virtua Fighter 5	Keita Ai (FOOD)		Eui-Wook Shin (ShinZ_Km)		Dae-Hwan Kim (Rikojjang)
Guitar Hero World Tour	Fabio Jardim (caiomenudo13)		Michael Najman (MoB_Shift)		Robert Michaels (vVv smokyprogg)
Wise Star 2	Enrico Aurora (a.Enrico)		Christophe Limet (Blackbelt)		Trevor Housten (TorcH)
Asphalt4 : Elite Racing	Liu You-chen (TER_BURBERRYqq)		Jared Beins (slyfoxlover)		Won-Joon Lee (KimBuJa)