Every poker player’s journey is different. For many, a large five-figure score in a Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) event would be a gamechanger, literally and figuratively. For others, it merely recoups their losses.
“The $55 Progressive Knock-Out was at the bottom end of my buy-in range,” says László “Lackoo87gcb” Molnár, winner of the SCOOP #7-M. “SCOOP is normally a very expensive series for me, but this year it has been funded by an early victory.”
That victory was worth $56,713 ($37,896 plus $18,816 in bounties), as Molnár managed to navigate his way through a 15,879 field to lock up his first SCOOP title.
“Winning a SCOOP feels amazing and I feel extremely lucky, especially with the huge field size,” he says. “Now I’ll have to keep grinding and win some more tourneys.”
It’s certainly not bad for someone who claims to have not liked PKOs prior to his prosperity. “I wasn’t a big fan of PKOs as they’re quite complicated,” he admits. “It’s a very popular format now, though, and after this, I think I’m starting to like it!”
“I enjoy MTTs as I like to study the format, but it’s a very hard game,” he says. “Tournaments can be so swingy and so frustrating. I can’t imagine myself only playing MTTs as it’s just too hard emotionally. If you are winning at your stakes playing cash games, you can enjoy a far steadier income.”
The allure of becoming a SCOOP champion entices him to tournaments at the same time each year, though.
“I’ve been trying to win a SCOOP for a very long time,” he says. “I try every year!”
Perseverance pays off. Congratulations László.
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