Byun "Byun" Hyun Woo - StarCraft II Player

Name: Byun, Hyun Woo

(변현우) Date of Birth: May 8, 1993 Age: 27 Korean Age: 28

Korea, Republic of Korea, Republic of World Ranking: #304 Country Ranking: #51

Total Prize Money Earned: $403,621.57 From 225 Tournaments Alternate IDs: Bleach, Byun, ByunPrime, Campanella, GhostKingPrime, n.Die_DDONG, NEXExcrement, ZeNEXByun

Byun "Byun" Hyun Woo is a Korean StarCraft II player.

Earnings By Year

Total Results Online Results Offline/LAN Results 2019 $360.40 1 0.09% | $360.40 1 0.09% | $0.00 0 0.00% 2018 $11,387.04 10 2.82% | $787.50 6 0.20% | $10,599.54 4 2.63% 2017 $45,129.43 50 11.18% | $12,989.08 38 3.22% | $32,140.35 12 7.96% 2016 $304,611.36 69 75.47% | $26,104.67 57 6.47% | $278,506.69 12 69.00% 2015 $9,492.94 59 2.35% | $8,722.25 58 2.16% | $770.69 1 0.19% 2013 $4,118.83 7 1.02% | $0.00 0 0.00% | $4,118.83 7 1.02% 2012 $15,814.18 16 3.92% | $2,434.53 7 0.60% | $13,379.65 9 3.31% 2011 $11,999.00 11 2.97% | $710.97 4 0.18% | $11,288.03 7 2.80% 2010 $708.39 2 0.18% | $0.00 0 0.00% | $708.39 2 0.18%

Earnings By Age

Earnings By Game

Total Results Online Results Offline/LAN Results StarCraft II $403,621.57 225 100.00% | $52,109.40 171 12.91% | $351,512.17 54 87.09%

Earnings By Team

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Highest Prize Money Won

Top Placements

Champion Runner-up 3rd/Semis 106 Tournaments 31 Tournaments 24 Tournaments

Other Statistics

Overall Ranking At present, Byun is ranked #304 in highest overall earnings, and #51 in highest earnings for players from Korea, Republic of.

Prize Money Earned Under 18 Years of Age Byun had won $3,919.55 in cash prizes from 5 tournaments before he turn 18 years old. 0.97% of his total prize money was earned before May 8, 2011.

Largest Prize from a Single Tournament Out of the 225 tournaments awarding cash prizes that Byun had competed in, the largest amount was $200,000.00 from WCS 2016 Global Finals on November 5, 2016. He placed 1st, making up 49.55% of his total prize money won.

$100,000 Milestone Byun overtook the $100,000 milestone on September 10, 2016, winning $36,189.27 and placing 1st at GSL Season 2 2016 (Code S). Prize money from 145 tournaments got him to that point.

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