Maybe they dont maphack anymore? I think it would be noticed very fast, and then swiftly taken care of if that would be the case.

Of course it's hard to prove, as even true progamers have some sort of 6th sense instead of maphacking. But what are the odds of someone repeatedly hacking and getting banned in ladder and leagues, only getting his ESL acc restored because of some cuddling between his team and the ESL admins and then suddenly playing on wc3l level beating world class teams?

2v2 and 1v1 is a world of difference, just because infi and sky is world class in 1v1, doesnt mean they play very good in 2v2.

Additonally, do we know any other players who started out as a maphacker and then became world famous pro player? I think we do..

Actually that means exactly that.
And there's no wonder the hackers take the first map all the time, only to get beaten on the 2nd because true pros then adapt to their maphacking playstyle.
And there's a difference between a reformed ladder hacker who showed with his micro and all that he can win without maphack, and people who got banned for hacking in leagues, yet are "somehow" allowed to play again.

Let's be realistic guys,the game on Goldshire had nothing to do with MH.The ieS team knew exactly what to expect from sky/infi and they countered beautifully.

Regame on SV since suho got dc'ed by GGC bug. Was fairly even regardless.

Dun see the regame being streamed on WTV/Garena

lucky suho ... Myth was winning 1st game ;/

asking the same ;/

sometimes they let other players on the team to have a chance to play and practice/get more experience.

If Sky/Ted/Infi plays every single game in clan wars they might as well not have like/suho in WE.

maybe, but WE wont qualify ...

top 3 in each group qualifies right? So yes they will

ah, I´m not sure, I though that was only top 2, sorry then ;/

i think its 2

edit. first place qualifies, seecond and third battle for second spot.

Suho is the most experienced player still active atm,along with myth.But yeah,giving them a chance to play seems like the most plausible explenation