One of the biggest issues for this team is consistency. It could go either way. On one hand, you have a consistent RMP composition that always shows up to play. On the other, their strategies have become a little less innovative like the team we used to know from consistent play wow gold from the early start in 2009. What happened to the SK.US team we all learned to love and grow with? If SK.US wants any chance at winning this one, they are definitely going to have to bring their 'A' game with the help of Realz to help guide the team to victory.

The favorite coming into Anaheim is none other than the beast cleave team, Check-Six. After a second place finish in Columbus, Ohio and a dominating 1st place finish in Dallas, Texas, look for this team to come out on top even stronger than ever with the recent addition of healer Michael "toes" Edwards. Toes is known as one of the best healers in the world but he's going to have to prove just how great he is with only a two month period to prepare with Flex and Twixz for wow gold the event. Chemistry could be one of the main underlying issues keeping this team from placing 1st in this tournament.buy cheap wow gold 

After coming in second at MLG Dallas with the help from new found hero and Rogue, Byron "Reckful" Berstein, look for Complexity to stand out among the other teams. Byron has been known to make up tricky strategies to help beat any team while playing RMP. Venruki and Sodah are known solid players and with the help of Reckful's leadership abilities, Complexity should shine at this event.

Well, well, well, look what we have here. What we've all been waiting for, SK.EU. It's been a long and highly anticipated wait to see this team in the MLG PC Pro Circuit. Although it's probably unseen to say that even a win here can put them to Orlando, SK Europe will make a huge impact on this tournament. We are going to be seeing a lot of wow gold RMP matches and SK.EU is known for finishing off RMP teams with their Shadow Cleave comp. SK.EU has placed in the top four of most of their 2009 competitions including Blizzard Regional Finals, Dreamhack Summer, EM III Global Finals, etc. The list goes on folks. It's time to see if SK.EU can hold their own here at MLG.