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SCOOP Tournament Winners and Notable Moments
TournamentsMay 20, 2013·1 min read

SCOOP Tournament Winners and Notable Moments


The SCOOP tournaments have seen some impressive performances and notable moments. Benny 'toweliestar' Spindler won the #1-H tournament, his second SCOOP title, earning $301,040. Spindler entered the final table as the chip leader and eliminated most of his opponents single-handedly.

Rossing from Belarus won the #2-M tournament, receiving $226,079. His specialty is hyper-turbo HU SNG, which helped him perform confidently in the heads-up situation despite a significant chip disadvantage. Rossing faced Gleb 'Ti0373' Tremzin in the heads-up, who is a two-time WCOOP champion. After more than 300 hands, Rossing managed to even the position and secured the win. Gleb 'Ti0373' Tremzin finished second, earning $192,131, but remained optimistic about the outcome.

Denis 'paranoik333' Kipnis won the #3-L tournament, securing $26,270 and additional $6,000. Adam 'Roothlus' Levi won the #3-M tournament, earning $67,484, while also placing third in the EPT Monaco Cup, winning €47,700. Sami 'Lrslzk' Kelopuro won the #3-H tournament, earning $143,295. Donki4, playing from a mobile device, secured second place in the #8-H tournament, earning $180,036. Tor 'osten' Hansen won the #11-H tournament, earning $42,900. Yann 'yadio' Dion won the #17-H tournament, while forhayley finished seventh, earning $22,052.87. Ivan 'Frozer' Tikhov won the #9-M tournament and placed ninth in the #9-H tournament. Sean Deib won the #23-M tournament, earning $63,463.68, and placed second in the #4-H tournament, earning $23,500. Leqenden won the #14-H tournament, earning $135,499.91, and placed seventh in the #18-H tournament, earning $17,424. The overall leader in the SCOOP series is ninototokoro with 395 points, followed by Sean Deib with 385 points.

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