The DreamHack Summer 2018 Hearthstone Survival Guide
This weekend is home to DreamHack Summer! All the details you need for the event can be found down below.
Decklists for the top 16 players can be found here
DreamHack Summer Notable Players
DreamHack Summer Schedule
The schedule for this weekend's event can be found below. If your timezone isn't listed, get out that calculator!
West Coast PDT (UTC -7) |
East Coast EDT (UTC -4) |
Europe CEST (UTC +2) |
Korea KST (UTC +9) |
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June 16 | 02:00 | 05:00 | 11:00 | 18:00 |
June 17 | 02:00 | 05:00 | 11:00 | 18:00 |
June 18 | 01:00 | 04:00 | 10:00 | 17:00 |
DreamHack Summer Format
- Best of Five Last Hero Standing.
- Each player bans one of the opponent's decks.
- 256 player (maximum) Swiss Bracket into Single Elimination.
DreamHack Summer Prize Pool
The top 32 will be splitting a $15,000 prize and 191 HCT points as follows.
Place | Cash | HCT Points |
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1 | $5000 | 15 Points |
2 | $3000 | 12 Points |
3 - 4 | $1500 | 10 Points |
5 - 8 | $1000 | 8 Points |
9 - 16 | - | 6 Points |
17 - 32 | - | 4 Points |
DreamHack Summer Stream
You can watch all the action on the stream at Twitch.tv/DreamHackHS.
I find it interesting (and a little annoying) that the Twitch channel nor this website even bother mentioning where the thing is actually held.
You'd think that's a nice bit of information to know.
Fair point. DreamHack Summer (and Winter later this year) are held in Jönköping, Sweden.
Dreamhack summer is always in Jönköping, Sweden
No Sjow in notable players DansGame
Loving the tournaments, great HS binge.
You can check all decks on the Dreamhack page if I saw correctly.
Yes, the decks are already available. tacky187 posted a Google Drive link below (
I do not know the source of thatnow I do, it's most likely YAYtears) which contains all the deck codes. You can also find a certain player's decks by clicking a matchup in smash.gg brackets. As usual, we will be posting the decks of top 16 on the site, too.Miracle rogue doing some miracles.
I would love to have the decks list soon =)
Some of these players need to chill with the nervous hover over cards. Like Pokrovac for example. Skims stressfully over his cards non-stop. I understand they’re under pressure, but it makes for a bad viewing experience.
They are not playing for the viewer's experience. This is not a TV show.
They are playing only for themselves and for the money.
Those players only care about the audience on their personal Twitch Streaming sessions.
I beg to differ. Blizzard has been putting a lot of effort into promoting players, giving us bios and highlights and such, basically making them look good for the esport itself. They want to make stars out of them, and with good reason. So for that fact yeah, the viewing experience matters. Image matters, for the game as a whole.
If you think it’s cool to watch a guy that plays like he drank 22 red bulls before the game, that’s great for you.
I like Mitsuhide Taunt Druid deck a lot :)
Any chance of deck lists?
Found them: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1uTG87hIaqnYEUiy8CVimn74c_c6pscmW
Note that they include the team name first, under the directories, so StanCifka is under O, not S.
Really rooting for Feno. Lately he has been doing very well and I'd really like it if he nabbed a tournament win, instead of a high placement
Isn't it Last Hero Standing ?
Yes, and the post has now been fixed to show that.
The pricepool money for the Pro Scene is just plain pathetic. Almost any other game pays much more, I don't understand why Blizzard don't want to invest in their own game and professionals.
These tour stops happen nearly every weekend though, I don't expect Blizzard throwing $100k every week. Real purpose of these tour stops are giving HCT points for the Seasonal championship which has much bigger prize pool.
Dreamhack is its own company that funds their own eSports tournaments. They don't just do Hearthstone either. It makes sense that they aren't putting all their eggs in one basket.