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Thanks<br />
So the lock keeps you in Gold, Bronze, Silver, but I must still plough ahead within the group I'm in. Is the season-end date the lock date?<br />
How do I play Above AMM? I assumed the more you win in your division, the better the opponents get? Is that recommended?<br />
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TY
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Thanks
So the lock keeps you in Gold, Bronze, Silver, but I must still plough ahead within the group I'm in. Is the season-end date the lock date?
How do I play Above AMM? I assumed the more you win in your division, the better the opponents get? Is that recommended?

TY

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Hi,<br />
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I'm ranked 9th in the Starcraft 2 Bronze league ladder. I reached the post-season in the former PGL Pro gaming league, and wonder how much I must better my ranking, and what happens if I get up to 4th or better.<br />
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Is there a post-season, and what happens in it?<br />
The season ends after mid march.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

I'm ranked 9th in the Starcraft 2 Bronze league ladder. I reached the post-season in the former PGL Pro gaming league, and wonder how much I must better my ranking, and what happens if I get up to 4th or better.

Is there a post-season, and what happens in it?
The season ends after mid march.

Thanks

Will I be in the Starcraft 2 post-season?

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