Intel Extreme Masters Season IX was the ninth season of Intel Extreme Masters competitions organized by Electronic Sports League, and took place between July 2014 and March 2015. The season included five stops in different cities around the world acting as qualifiers before culminating in the World Championship in Katowice, Poland. The featured games were League of Legends by Riot Games and StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm, as well as one competition of Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, both by Blizzard Entertainment.

Shenzhen

Intel Extreme Masters Shenzhen was the opening event of Season IX, and took place between July 16–20 at the Shenzhen Cartoon and Animation Festival in Shenzhen, China. The event featured three games: StarCraft II, League of Legends, and Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft in its sole Intel Extreme Masters appearance of the season. The prize pools consisted of US$25,000, US$5,000 and US$10,000 respectively, as well as 4,000 StarCraft II World Championship Series (WCS) points spread among the participants based on their placing.

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft

PlacePlayerPrize money
1stHong Kong Amaz$4,000
2ndTaiwan Azeri$2,000
3rd–4thHong Kong Jeanno$1,000
Romania RDU
5–8thHong Kong JackyChan$500
United States MaSsan
United States StrifeCro
China XiaoSoul

League of Legends

PlaceTeamPrize money
1stTeam WE$3,500
2ndEDward Gaming$1,500

StarCraft II

PlacePlayerPrize money
1stSouth Korea TaeJa$10,000
2ndSouth Korea Solar$4,000
3rd–4thSouth Korea Jaedong$2,000
China Jim
5–8thSouth Korea INnoVation$1,000
South Korea San
Denmark Snute
South Korea Zest

Source:

Toronto

StarCraft II

PlacePlayerPrize money
1stSouth Korea Flash$10,000
2ndSouth Korea Zest$4,000
3rd–4thSouth Korea Life$2,000
South Korea TaeJa
5–8thSouth Korea First$1,000
Denmark Snute
South Korea viOLet
South Korea YoDa

Source:

San Jose

League of Legends

PlaceTeamPrize money
1stCloud9$25,000
2ndUnicorns of Love$11,000
3rd–4thAlliance$5,000
Team SoloMid
5–6thLyon Gaming$2,000
paiN Gaming

StarCraft II

PlacePlayerPrize money
1stSouth Korea herO$10,000
2ndSouth Korea Rain$4,000
3rd–4thSouth Korea Bomber$2,000
South Korea Jaedong
5–8thSouth Korea ForGG$1,000
South Korea GuMiho
South Korea Revival
Denmark Snute

Source:

Cologne

League of Legends

PlaceTeamPrize money
1stGambit Gaming$12,500
2ndCounter Logic Gaming$6,500
3rd–4thTeam Dignitas$3,500
Team ROCCAT
5–6thAces High$2,000
Dolphins of Wall Street

Source:

Taipei

League of Legends

PlaceTeamPrize money
1styoe Flash Wolves$25,000
2ndTaipei Assassins$11,000
3rd–4thahq e-Sports Club$5,000
Saigon Jokers
5–6thAvant Garde$2,000
Bangkok Titans

StarCraft II

PlacePlayerPrize money
1stSouth Korea Life$10,000
2ndSouth Korea Maru$4,000
3rd–4thSouth Korea PartinG$2,000
South Korea Soulkey
5–8thSouth Korea Classic$1,000
South Korea herO
South Korea HyuN
South Korea Rain

Source:

World Championship – Katowice

League of Legends

PlaceTeamPrize money
1stTeam SoloMid$108,414
2ndTeam WE$30,000
3rd–4thGE Tigers$15,000
yoe Flash Wolves
5–6thCJ Entus$5,000
SK Gaming
7–8thCloud9$2,500
Gambit Gaming

StarCraft II

PlacePlayerPrize money
1stSouth Korea Zest$66,707
2ndSouth Korea Trap$15,000
3rd–4thSouth Korea BByong$7,500
South Korea Dark
5–8thSouth Korea FanTaSy$3,000
South Korea herO
South Korea INnoVation
South Korea Maru
9–16thSouth Korea Cure$1,000
South Korea Flash
South Korea Hydra
South Korea Life
South Korea Patience
South Korea Rain
South Korea Solar
South Korea TaeJa

Source:

External links