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**{{Sm|MkLeo}}, who was seeded 2nd at the tournament, also had his all-time lowest placement, finishing in 65th place after losses to {{Sm|Meteor}} and {{Sm|AC}}, though it may be attributed to potential sickness<ref>https://twitter.com/Mkleosb/status/845788669843816448</ref>. | **{{Sm|MkLeo}}, who was seeded 2nd at the tournament, also had his all-time lowest placement, finishing in 65th place after losses to {{Sm|Meteor}} and {{Sm|AC}}, though it may be attributed to potential sickness<ref>https://twitter.com/Mkleosb/status/845788669843816448</ref>. | ||
*In line with every past [[2GGT]] and [[2GGC]] tournament, the "Curse" continues as neither ZeRo nor {{Sm|Ally}} were able to get into Top 16, let alone Top 3. | *In line with every past [[2GGT]] and [[2GGC]] tournament, the "Curse" continues as neither ZeRo nor {{Sm|Ally}} were able to get into Top 16, let alone Top 3. | ||
*In a similar vein to [[CEO 2016]], this tournament was infamous for top players' poor placings, with {{Sm|Larry Lurr}}, {{Sm| | *In a similar vein to [[CEO 2016]], this tournament was infamous for top players' poor placings, with {{Sm|Nairo}}, {{Sm|Larry Lurr}}, {{Sm|Abadango}}, and {{Sm|Mr.R}} placing 9th; Ally and {{Sm|ANTi}} placing 25th; {{Sm|VoiD}} placing 33rd; ZeRo placing 49th; and MkLeo placing 65th. This, however, is related to the massive number of upsets that took place at the tournament. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== |
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