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Four days of the Turbo Series schedule have bitten the dust. Here's the full rundown of results, KO and ROI info, and the major stories from Day 4.
"Still here and still winning" -- still
Back in 2014 our own Stephen Bartley had the chance to speak with Sami "Lrslzk" Kelopuro. The occasion was the Finn's WCOOP victory, his first after previously winning two SCOOP events. In a piece titled "Still here and still winning," Bartley asked if there was any prestige involved with winning a WCOOP title and Kelopuro showed humility in his reply.
Sami "Lrslzk" Kelopuro at EPT Tallinn back in 2011
"It's not such a big deal to win one of them, there is so many people with a single title like that," Kelopuro said at the time. "But if I win for example a TCOOP on top of my WCOOP and SCOOP wins it'll start to have a bigger meaning. And overall, when the amounts of the victories compete amongst the top tournament players, the titles are worth something."
TCOOP doesn't exist anymore, but yesterday Kelopuro won more than $106,000 in TCOOP's successor, the Turbo Series. The win came against some of the best players in the game in Event #24, a $1,050 Progressive KO tournament.
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