As you can see, I felt that my team would be most successful if we managed to avoid all of the PMRs, as I feel they are always very random because every PMR plays completely differently. Furthermore, no team can really guarantee a win against PMR because right now there are not too many solid comps against it about WoW Gold. In the screenshot I gambled that SK Gaming would beat Woah in the first match but lose to Shipit because I assumed that the pally/dk/hunter teams of x6 and Shipit would make quick work of all of the PMRs they ran into as I have seen and heard very good things about their performance against high caliber PMRs. Then I assumed that SK Gaming would lose in the second as Woah would get an idea of their playstyle and how to handle them to get cheap wow gold.

As I think Azael correctly pointed out, the best bet for my team would have been to get matched up against the pally/dk/hunter teams in the tournament as I feel more comfortable against it than I do against PMRs to get cheap wow gold. So, in the best-case scenario, the PMRs would all get eliminated by other teams and my team would be able to get by without having to play them about WoW Gold.

So why did I just spent all of that time talking about Blizzcon as if it were on patch 3.1? The reason is because I wanted to make the point that the tournament is going to be completely up in the air. Is PMR going to finally be able to outlast pally/dk/hunter burst? Likewise, is PMR going to have the burst to drop somebody? Is pally/dk/warrior going to have the burst power to take someone down? Nothing is for certain but there are high bets on Woah pulling off a first place finish with the massive buffs that WLD just got as a result of damage slowing down (not to mention 3 minute feldom and a variety of other things that will have a positive impact for their team).