The best StarCraft 2 teams in the world will converge on the Spodek Arena in Katowice, Poland beginning March 12 for the Intel Extreme Masters Season IX World Championships. The event will culminate on Sunday, March 15.

The series which began in July 2014 is ready to come to a close. An ultimate champion will be crowned after fierce virtual battles have been waged over the past eight months.

Per ESL Gaming, there is $610,000 in prize money at stake for the 16 teams competing in the event. As usual, if you can't make it to Katowice to watch the event in person, there are live stream viewing options.

There's quite a few Twitch channels across the globe that will be streaming some portion of the event. You can see all of the options here. ESL Gaming has their own live stream channel which you can follow real time on the days of the event here.

You can also see the most updated brackets by clicking here.

The stream coverage will be handled by a team of ex-players and experts in the eSports world. Here's a rundown of the talent lineup, per Intel Extreme Masters.


http://wcs.battle.net/sc2/en#live

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This post has been edited by fujkenasai: Mar 13 2015, 10:28 PM

nice one zheng!

life vs herO tmr 530pm!!!!

now I cant watch twitch at source. anyone experiencing this problem too ?

Source?

The highest quality available.

now only 480p without lag but I cant see anything with 480p the quality is really bad.

its not only you its twitch tv i think cos of suscribtion try and register and c

nah ppl stream for free.

i mean twitch tv is collecting subscription

now can already

gsl and proleague can only watch at low or medium now sadly

Damn

yah, so annoying really, spoil my mood to watch it even

i think have to pay or something to get source

ya, need subscribe, quite expensive also. almost rm20 or something like that

Mkp not really performing.

yea, man. his era seems to be over. hopefully he makes something happen in lotv

what internuts speeds do you need for streaming at source?

I don't know. Back in 2012 with slow expensive 5mbps unifi is still possible to watch on twitch but not anymore.

mine was laggy as hell and 500kbps all being utilised