in which pro teams play against each other for the championship title. These pro leagues go at least twice as long as a normal Starleague. The winner of 3 OSLs receives a special award called "The Golden Mouse". Until this day 4 players have accomplished that: Lee Yun Yeol (NaDa), winner of the 2002 Panasonic Starleague, 2004 IOPS Starleague, and 2006 Shinhan Bank Starleague; Park Sung-Joon (JulyZerg), winner of the 2004 Gillette Starleague, 2005 EVER Starleague, and 2008 EVER Starleague; Lee Jae Dong (Jaedong), winner of the 2007 EVER Starleague, 2009 Batoo Starleague, and 2009 Bacchus Starleague; and most recently Lee Young-Ho (Flash), winner of the 2008 Bacchus Starleague, winner of the 2009 EVER Starleague, and 2010 Korean Air 2 Starleague. Winners of 5 OSLs and 7 OSLs will receive the "Platinum Mouse" and the "Diamond Mouse," respectively. No player has achieved this as of today. On June 5, 2012, it was officially announced that the 34th Starleague, TVing Starleague, will be the last Starleague that uses StarCraft: Brood War. It was announced that the next Starleague will be held using StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. StarCraft: BroodWar League Champions StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty League Champions Only one OSL was run during the lifespan of Wings of Liberty due to OGN's late switch to StarCraft II. StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm League Champions League Brackets 2009 Bacchus OSL 2009 Ever OSL 2010 Korean Air OSL 2010 Korean Air OSL Season 2 2010 Bacchus OSL 2011 Jin Air OSL 2012 tving OSL See also StarCraft professional competition MBCgame Starleague External links OnGameNet Esports competitions in South Korea StarCraft competitions 2000 establishments in South Korea 2012 disestablishments in South Korea