With the team tournament over, the regular GSL Code S and Code A tournaments kicked off on February 21 and have been running at full steam since (through round 32).

If you're new to the game, or simply forgot how the GSL works, it works like this: Players are divided into two groups, with the better players earning "Code S" ranking and the not-so-good players getting stuck with "Code A." The two groups each have their own 32-man bracket to win, but the Code S players have more money at stake for the final prize (a little under $45,000 for this season). After each tournament is over, the higher-placed members of the Code A tournament play through a tournament with the lower-placed members of the Code S tournament in an "up and down match" where Code A members can get upgraded to Code S, and Code S players can get knocked back down to Code A.

So far, we've already seen some pretty exciting results coming out of both tournaments. Canadian fan favorite Chris "Liquid'HuK" Loranger has demonstrated that he can hang with the Korean scene by beating Pyo "ST.Curious" Lee-Won 2-0 in the Code A bracket, while Dong-Nyung "" Lee beat Seung-Il "SlayerS.YuGiOh" Jung 2-0 to move on to the Code A round of 16. In Code S, meanwhile, the first round is handled as a set of qualification pools that send the top two on to the next round and the bottom two to the up/down matches. Last Code S season winner IMMVP found himself at the receiving end of a death bracket that included GSL Season 3 winner Min-Chul "oGsMC" Jang (Protoss), while and Starcraft: Brood War legend have both made it to the round of 16.

Also, don't forget to catch tonight's Code S matches, which include Jae-Duck "IMNesTea" Lim (Season 2 champ) and Yo-Hwan "SlayerSBoxer" Lim.

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