Won Lee-sak

Won Lee-sak
Player information
Full name	Won Lee-sak
Nickname	PartinG
Date of birth	August 24, 1994
country code	South Korea
game	StarCraft 2
preferred game party	Protoss
team	Yoe Flash Wolves
Former teams	FXOpen e-Sports, Startale, fOu, SK Telecom T1

Korean spelling
Hangeul	원 이삭
Revised Romanization	Won I-sak
McCune- Reischauer	Wŏn Isak
See also : Korean name

Won "PartinG" Lee-sak (born August 24, 1994 ) is a professional South Korean e-athlete in the computer game StarCraft II . He has been among the world's best since the second half of 2012.

Career

PartinG appeared for the first time in the GSL Code A in 2011 and achieved success in online tournaments. In the second season of the 2012 GSL, Won Lee-sak was able to advance to the semi-finals, where he was defeated by Jung "Mvp" Jong-hyun . In August 2012, he qualified for the final of the Battle.net World Championship with his second place at the WCS Asia Finals 2012 . There he won the tournament and $ 100,000 in prize money.

Shortly afterwards Parting was also able to win the World Cyber ​​Games 2012 . His biggest success in 2013 was winning the Red Bull Battle Grounds in New York, which was worth $ 20,000. At the World Cyber ​​Games 2013, however, he missed defending his title in third place.

Play style

Parting is known for a strategy based on an early attack with the Protoss units Sentry and Immortal in a matchup against Zerg (called "Soul Train" or "Sentry / Immortal All-in").

Tournament successes in SC2 (selection)

year	competition	space	Prize money
May 2012	Global StarCraft II League Season 2	3rd / 4th space	00$ 4,263
Oct. 2012	WCS Asia Finals	2nd place	00$ 9,000
Nov. 2012	Battle.net World Championship	1st place	$ 100,000
Dec 2012	World Cyber ​​Games	1st place	0$ 25,000
Dec 2012	GSL Blizzard Cup	2nd place	00$ 9,300
Nov 2013	Red Bull Battle Grounds New York City	1st place	0$ 20,000
Dec. 2013	World Cyber ​​Games	3rd place	00$ 7,500
Apr. 2014	GSL Global Championship	2nd place	00$ 3,700
Nov. 2014	MSI Beat IT	2nd place	00$ 5,000
Nov. 2014	HomeStory Cup X	1st place	0$ 10,000
March 2015	Global StarCraft II League Season 1	2nd place	00$ 9,025
March 2015	Gfinity Spring Masters I.	1st place	00$ 5,000
May 2015	DreamHack Tours 2015	1st place	0$ 10,000
June 2015	Hong Kong Esports Tournament	1st place	00$ 7,000

See also

Commons : Won Lee-sak  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• List of the most successful e-athletes by prize money

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Player profile PartinG wiki.teamliquid.net
2. ↑ PartinG Shot: Won Lee Sak Looks Like a Contender redbull.com
3. ↑ Day9 Daily # 522 - PartinG's Immortal Sentry push! day9.tv
4. ↑ Soul Train Now Boarding: PartinG All-Kills Jin Air Green Wings ( Memento from October 16, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) esportsmax.com
5. ↑ 2012 Global StarCraft II League Season 2: Code S wiki.teamliquid.net
6. ↑ WCS Asia Finals 2012 wiki.teamliquid.net
7. ↑ 2012 Battle.net World Championship wiki.teamliquid.net
8. ↑ World Cyber ​​Games 2012 wiki.teamliquid.net
9. ↑ 2012 GSL Blizzard Cup wiki.teamliquid.net
10. ↑ Red Bull Battle Grounds New York City wiki.teamliquid.net
11. ↑ World Cyber ​​Games 2013 wiki.teamliquid.net
12. ↑ 2014 GSL Global Championship wiki.teamliquid.net
13. ↑ MSI Beat IT 2014 wiki.teamliquid.net
14. ↑ HomeStory Cup X esportsearnings.com
15. ↑ 2015 Global StarCraft II League Season 1 Code S wiki.teamliquid.net
16. ↑ Gfinity Spring Masters I wiki.teamliquid.net
17. ↑ 2015 DreamHack Open: Tours wiki.teamliquid.net
18. ↑ 3rd Hong Kong Esports Tournament esportsearnings.com

Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Korean. Won is the family name here, Lee-sak is the first name.