Krepo

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Krepo

Background Information

Name:

Mitch Voorspoels

Country of Birth:

Belgium

Birthday:

May 8, 1990 (age 28)

Residency:

North America

Previous Residencies:

Europe

Competitive

Role:

Support

Favorite champions:

Alternate IDs:

Kreported, CLG SkumbagKrepo, Busdriver, MockingBeard (NA), CLG SkumbagKrepo (NA), CLG Krepo (KR), CLGeuKrepo (TW), Krepton1te

Peak League:

Challenger I (NA) 25 LP

Peak League:

Diamond I (EUW)

Social Media and Links

kreptonite

Team History

??? - ???	Fureur
??? - ???	La GG
Dec 2011 - Dec 2012	CLG Europe
Jan 2013 - Oct 2014	Evil Geniuses
Feb 2015 - Apr 2015	Elements

League History

Biography

After starting out on console systems primarily, Krepo's introduction to PC gaming was with Warcraft 3, and he eventually began playing World of Warcraft. After some time, Krepo discovered Defense of the Ancients - the game which ultimately led him to play League of Legends. Starting off at what he calls a “mediocre” level of play, Krepo improved his skill and his rank with the acquisition of a new computer.

Season 1

The first team Krepo played for was Fureur. He also spent a short time playing for La GG along with fredy122 and Snoopeh among others, though the team was not a success. At the end of the season, Krepo joined Counter Logic Gaming Europe along with Wickd, Snoopeh, Froggen, and yellowpete.

Season 2

Newly formed CLG.EU's first appearance would come at Kings of Europe. The team won the tournament and made a big statement by beating Moscow Five in the final. They would go on to follow this up with another triumph against Moscow Five, beating them in the final of the Corsair Vengeance Cup.

A long season saw Krepo and CLG.EU face Moscow Five on a number of other occasions. The next time the two would meet was the final of DreamHack Summer 2012, where again CLG.EU came out victorious. Despite their early season dominance, Froggen and the team were beaten by Moscow Five in the final of ECC Poland.

Next up for CLG.EU were the Regional Finals, where the team placed 3rd behind SK Gaming and Moscow Five. The team's performance sealed them a spot at the Season 2 World Championship. In preparation for this, CLG.EU placed second at Azubu The Champions Summer 2012 against mainly Korean opposition.

At the Season 2 World Championship, Krepo and the team finished in 2nd place in the group stages, securing them a place in the knockout rounds of the tournament. CLG.EU beat Team WE in the quarterfinals of the tournament, but were beaten in the semifinals by Madlife's Azubu Frost.

The team finished the season off with a 3rd place finish at the MLG Fall Championship and a 2nd placed finish at DreamHack Winter 2012. At the close of the season, the team decided to split with the CLG organization and join Evil Geniuses.

Season 3

A new challenge presented itself to Krepo and the team in the form of the upcoming LCS Spring Split. A number of good performances on Thresh from Krepo saw the team finish 4th, granting them a spot in the Spring Playoffs. Evil Geniuses lost to Fnatic in the semifinals of the tournament, but the team clinched 3rd place by beating SK Gaming in the 3rd place match.

With Krepo now performing especially well on both Thresh and Sona, the Summer Split was strangely similar to the Spring Split for EG. With a 3rd place finish, they secured a spot in the Summer Playoffs. Playoffs losses to Fnatic in the semifinal and Moscow Five in the 3rd place match saw Evil Geniuses finish 4th.

At the end of the season, Evil Geniuses split into two parts, with Froggen and Wickd staying in Europe to form Alliance, while Krepo, Snoopeh, and yellowpete stayed with the organisation and moved to North America.

2014 Season

Krepo and the new team played in the Spring Promotion, acquiring the spot of Velocity eSports. Krepo and the team managed to beat To Be Determined to qualify for the Spring Split.

A disappointing 7th place finish in the regular season meant that Krepo and Evil Geniuses would be playing in the Summer Promotion. They were matched up with Cloud9 Tempest in the promotion tournament, and beat the team 3-1 to secure their place in the Summer Split.

Another below-par split saw Krepo and Evil Geniuses finish 7th in the regular season once again, meaning they would be playing in the Spring Promotion. Here, Krepo and the team managed to beat Team Coast to qualify for the Spring Season. However, Krepo left Evil Geniuses a month later.

2015 Season

At the start of the season, Krepo partnered with Cloud9 as streamer.^[1] A month later, he joined Elements to play in the Spring Season of the EU LCS, replacing Nyph.^[2] Now reunited with Froggen and Wickd, Krepo's contribution helped the team to a 7th place finish in the split, avoiding relegation. After the end of the split, Krepo announced his retirement.^[3]

Soon after his retirement, Krepo joined the EU LCS caster team for the start of the Summer Split^[4] and subsequently was invited to be one of the Riot casters for the 2015 Worlds.

Trivia

Fan of good beer, especially the Belgian beer Duvel.
His favourite champion is Blitzcrank, as stated on State of the League (June 21, 2012).
Known for his strong Leona gameplay in Season 2.
Occasionally refers to himself as "Scumbag (Skumbag) Krepo" when stealing kills from his AD carry.
One of the first players in Europe to build full AP while supporting with champions like Zyra.
Played the AP carry role and mained Anivia before switching to a support player. He has confirmed that he played about 1.5k games with Anivia in Season 1.
- He played mid-lane Anivia in an LCS game and won - namely the famous 2013 EU LCS Summer Split 3rd place tiebreaker game between Evil Geniuses and Gambit Gaming where Froggen played support Blitzcrank in what became an EG blowout win. Krepo's K/D/A against Alex Ich's Twisted Fate was 5/1/6.
Speaks French, English, Dutch and some German.
Played with Yellowpete on team La GG
Was part of the Season 3 World Championship analyst desk. ^[5]
Got his current name "Krepo" by smashing his hands on the keyboard. ^[6]

Achievements

2013
2012

2013
Date	Event	Result
2013-08-25	LCS Europe Season 3 Summer Playoffs	Evil Geniuses 1 : 2 Gambit Gaming
2013-04-28	LCS Europe Season 3 Spring Playoffs	Evil Geniuses 2 : 0 SK Gaming

2012
Date	Event	Result
2012-11-23	DreamHack Winter 2012	CLG Europe 1 : 2 Fnatic
2012-11-11	Lone Star Clash 2	CLG Europe 3 : 2 Team Curse
2012-10-10	Season 2 World Championship	CLG Europe 1 : 2 Azubu Frost
2012-09-08	Azubu The Champions Summer 2012	CLG Europe 2 : 3 Azubu Frost
2012-08-19	Season Two Regional Finals	CLG Europe 2 : 0 Fnatic
2012-07-29	European Challenger Circuit: Poland	CLG Europe 0 : 2 Moscow Five
2012-06-18	DreamHack Summer 2012	CLG Europe 2 : 0 Moscow Five
2012-05-16	Corsair Vengeance Cup	CLG Europe 2 : 0 Moscow Five
2012-05-14	Solomid EU Tournament Circuit	CLG Europe 2 : 3 Natus Vincere
2012-04-09	Gamers Assembly 2012	CLG Europe 1 : 2 Absolute Legends
2012-04-04	RaidCall PLAY Cup 1	CLG Europe 2 : 1 Fnatic
2012-04-01	Absolute Pro League: March	CLG Europe 2 : 1 against All authority
2012-03-31	4Players.de All or Nothing	CLG Europe 2 : 0 Absolute Legends
2012-01-31	Kings of Europe	CLG Europe 2 : 1 Moscow Five