SOOP has announced that it will continue to host StarCraft II leagues, broadcasts, and events, keeping the content pipeline flowing. It’s a clear signal that SOOP remains committed to sustaining and nurturing the StarCraft II ecosystem.

The GSL regular season is set to kick off in April, with Intel continuing its sponsorship following the GSL CK. SOOP aims to expand the StarCraft II ecosystem hand-in-hand with Intel.

Back in March, the GSL CK 1st and 2nd rounds were held as team battle tournaments. Featuring GSL pros and backed by Intel, these matches served as a warm-up for the regular season, allowing players to sharpen their competitive edge and test team-based tactics. 'Team Cho Sung-ju' claimed victory in the first round, while 'Team Kang Min-soo' took the crown in the second.

Starting in late April, SOOP is rolling out events for the StarCraft II category and will continue to provide production support for streamers. The goal here is to move beyond a tournament-reliant ecosystem and foster a healthier environment for all sorts of high-quality StarCraft II content.

Meanwhile, SOOP is keeping the commentary desk busy. After covering the 'RSL Season 4' in Korean last March, they are continuing their Korean broadcasts for global events like the 'Kung Fu Cup' and 'Wardi Mondays'.