TeePee

TeePee, also known as Tyler Polchow is a retired professional Call of Duty player. He won a World Championship in 2014. He is currently the coach for OpTic Gaming. He has found much success playing games such as Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 battle royale game mode, “Blackout”, live on Twitch.

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TEEPEE HISTORY

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

Tyler joined Leverage and formed what would become the most loyal duo in Call of Duty history with Patrick “Aches” Price. After two solid showings at both the MLG Online and LAN National Championships he had a bit of a disappointing finishing with the Old Spice 10k.

Call of Duty: Black Ops

After sitting out during the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 season, he played with Quantic Leverage for Black Ops. They won the first two MLG tournaments. They also won MLG Anaheim.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2

What came next, however, most probably wouldn’t have figured. Going into Call of Duty: Black Ops II, the team transitioned over to the compLexity brand. Teepee along with the rest of his team had a few decent showings but not what they were expecting. Going into the MLG Spring Championship the roster got an update keeping TeePee with his long time teammate Aches and Crimsix, who joined at the beginning of the season, and adding Clayster. This is where they reached their true success winning 6 of the last 7 tournaments to close out Call of Duty: Black Ops II.

Call of Duty: Ghosts

With a new game in Call of Duty: Ghosts came much of the same for Teepee and his teammates. They were able to win the first three major tournaments, one being at MLG Fall Championship another at UMG Philadelphia and another at Call of Duty Championship 2014. Following UMG Philadelphia, his teammates along with most players in the community have proclaimed TeePee the best player currently in Call of Duty: Ghosts. Going into Call of Duty Championship 2014. compLexity were the team to beat with everyone expecting them to win and they did exactly that, taking home 1st place and the $100,000 prize money. compLexity then move into the next event which was UGC Niagara which would be the final time we would see the compLexity play under that name because the team was bought by Evil Geniuses. With TeePee and his teammates playing up a new origination Evil Geniuses everyone was expecting then to continue their winning run and take MLG X Games Invitational. However it wasn’t to but be lose to Team KaLiBeR in the semi finals and then beating EnVyUs to take the Bronze medal.

TeePee finished 1st in the MLG Call of Duty League Season 2 to take the number 1 seed going into MLG Anaheim. TeePee and the team go back to winning ways at MLG Anaheim take 1st place and the event beating OpTic Gaming in the final. TeePee then went to Gfinity III to get back into the winning ways however the team fails to make it into the money only finishing in 5th/8th . TeePee and the team then annotation that they wouldn’t be attending UMG Dallas 2014 due to fact that Karma was becoming a father. The team went through a period of change after internal conflict between Karma and the rest of the squad. Karma left the team and Dedo replaced him. At the end of Ghosts, the team decided to all go their separate ways, ending their time together as the most successful Call of Duty team in history.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare

After the EG team disbanded, TeePee and his former EG team mate, Karma, joined MBoZe and ProoFy on OpTic Nation. The team placed 7th-8th at their first event, the MLG Columbus Open. They then started Season 1 of the MLG Pro League but struggled mightily after losing their first 12 games. At this time, MBoZe stepped down from the team. TeePee then became the team captain and added European player Swanny to the team but they failed to improve on their MLG Columbus placing as they placed 9th-12th at UMG Orlando. They failed to qualify for the S1 playoffs as they finished the season in last place with a record of 12-32. The team then replaced Swanny and ProoFy with Karma’s old team mates, Killa and MiRx, for the upcoming Call of Duty Championship and Season 2 of the MLG Pro League. At the 2015 Call of Duty Championship, the team placed in a disappointing 13th-16th place after losing both of their bracket matches on Saturday of the event.

In April TeePee was traded to Team EnVy after Champs. The team consisted of Saints, TeePee, ProoFy and Loony.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3

At the beginning of the Call of Duty: Black Ops III season, TeePee announced that he will be playing on Team EnVyUs alongside JKap, SlasheR, and duo ACHES. After qualifying for Stage 1 of the Call of Duty World League, TeePee played with EnVyUs until him and ACHES were dropped off the team after the Stage 1 playoffs, finishing 5th in the Stage 1 Regular Season. He then went to go join Luminosity Gaming alongside Crowder, SpaceLy, and Saints. TeePee joined the team at the start of Stage 2 of the CWL. Sadly on May 24th, 2016; TeePee announced that he would be retiring from competing in competitive Call of Duty.

Post Retirement

TeePee worked as an analyst for the Call of Duty World League during 2017. TeePee joined OpTic Gaming as coach for the 2018 season. He continues to be the coach and is also the substitute roster member for OpTic Gaming during the 2019 season.

Oct 2010 – Nov 2010 LeveraGe
Nov 2010 – Feb 2011 VWS Leverage
Jan 2011 – Dec 2011 Quantic LeveraGe
Dec 2012 – May 2014 compLexity
May 2014 – Nov 2014 Evil Geniuses
Nov 2014 – Apr 2015 OpTic Nation
Apr 2015 – Jun 2015 Team Envy
Jun 2015 – Sep 2015 TCM Gaming
Nov 2015 – Apr 2016 Team Envy
Apr 2016 – May 2016 Luminosity Gaming
May 2016 – Nov 2017 Activision
Dec 2017 – Present OpTic Gaming
Apr 2019 – Present OpTic Gaming

Results by Game

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare			$8,495.27 From 18 Tournaments
2015-09-20	9th-12th	MLG Pro League CoD AW Season 3	–	$2,000.00
2015-08-15	1st	UMG/MLG 2K Series 08-15	–	$200.00
2015-08-08	3rd-4th	UMG/MLG 2K Series 08-08	–	$41.25
2015-07-12	5th	UMG Dallas 2015	–	$500.00
2015-06-15	1st	DreamHack Summer 2015 (CoD:AW)	7,500 SEK	$912.97
2015-06-07	7th-8th	MLG Pro League CoD AW Season 2	–	$750.00
2015-05-17	4th	UMG California 2015	–	$750.00
2015-05-03	1st	MLG 5K Series 05-03	–	$470.00
2015-05-02	3rd-4th	UMG/MLG 5K Series 05-02	–	$87.50
2015-04-26	2nd	UGC Niagara 2015 (CoD:AW)	C$1,000.00	$821.05
2015-04-19	5th-8th	MLG 10K Series 04-19	–	$116.25
2015-04-12	3rd-4th	MLG 5K Series 04-12	–	$125.00
2015-03-22	1st	MLG 5K Series 03-22	–	$900.00
2015-03-08	4th	NA Regional Finals 2015	–	$250.00
2015-01-11	3rd-4th	MLG 5K Series 01-11	–	$155.00
2014-12-19	1st	MLG HP 250 Series 12-19	–	$103.75
2014-12-06	2nd	UMG/MLG 2K Series 12-06	–	$187.50
2014-11-30	7th-8th	MLG Columbus 2014 (CoD:AW)	–	$125.00
Call of Duty: Black Ops			$10,800.00 From 7 Tournaments
2011-11-20	6th	MLG Providence 2011 (CoD: Black Ops)	–	$1,750.00
2011-10-16	5th	MLG Orlando 2011 (CoD:BlOps)	–	$500.00
2011-08-28	6th	MLG Raleigh 2011 (CoD:BlOps)	–	$350.00
2011-07-31	1st	MLG Anaheim 2011 (CoD:BlOps)	–	$2,500.00
2011-06-05	4th	MLG Columbus 2011 (CoD:BlOps)	–	$700.00
2011-04-03	1st	MLG Dallas 2011 (CoD:BlOps)	–	$2,500.00
2011-01-24	1st	MLG CoD: Black Ops $25K Ladder	–	$2,500.00
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2			$55,917.50 From 13 Tournaments
2013-11-03	1st	ESWC 2013 (CoD:BlOps2)	–	$2,500.00
2013-10-19	1st	MLG Fall Invitational 2013 (CoD:BlOps2)	–	$2,500.00
2013-10-13	1st	Gfinity 2 London 2013 (CoD:BlOps2)	–	$7,500.00
2013-09-14	1st	MLG 5K Series 09-14-2013	–	$362.50
2013-09-07	1st	MLG 2K Series 09-07-2013	–	$180.00
2013-09-02	2nd	PAX Prime Call of Duty Invitational	–	$625.00
2013-08-11	1st	UMG Atlanta 2013	–	$1,875.00
2013-07-14	1st	Gfinity London 2013 (CoD:BlOps2)	–	$7,500.00
2013-06-30	1st	MLG Spring Championship 2013 (CoD:BlOps2)	–	$5,000.00
2013-04-07	4th	Call of Duty Championship 2013	–	$25,000.00
2013-03-17	4th	MLG Winter Championship 2013 (CoD:BlOps2)	–	$1,000.00
2012-12-30	2nd	UMG Chicago 10K	–	$375.00
2012-12-16	1st	Machinima Frag Cup IV	–	$1,500.00
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4			$29,850.00 From 6 Tournaments
2019-05-17	1st	CWL Blackout After Dark 2019-05-17	–	$2,875.00
2019-04-25	5th	BoomTV Take No Prisoners 2019-04-25	–	$500.00
2019-02-27	1st	Twitch Rivals: Call of Duty Blackout Challenge 2019 North America	–	$4,475.00
2018-10-27	2nd	Doritos Bowl 2018	–	$18,750.00
2018-10-18	2nd	BoomTV Code Red 2018-10-18	–	$2,500.00
2018-10-12	2nd	UMG Gaming Black Friday	–	$750.00
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3			$8,062.50 From 7 Tournaments
2016-04-03	5th-8th	NA CWL Stage 1 Playoffs	–	$4,000.00
2016-03-13	5th-8th	ESL CWL Challenge Division Tier 2 Event 2 North America	–	$312.50
2016-03-06	5th-8th	ESL CWL Challenge Division Tier 2 Event 1 North America	–	$312.50
2016-02-28	2nd	UMG CWL $25K Challenge Variant #2	–	$1,250.00
2016-02-21	5th-8th	UMG CWL Challenge Variant #1	–	$312.50
2016-02-14	5th-8th	UMG South Carolina 2016 (Championship Bracket)	–	$875.00
2015-11-14	5th-8th	Totino’s Invitational	–	$1,000.00
Call of Duty: Ghosts			$124,686.76 From 14 Tournaments
2014-11-02	1st	ESWC 2014 (CoD:Ghosts)	–	$3,125.00
2014-06-22	1st	MLG Anaheim 2014 (CoD:Ghosts Pro)	–	$6,250.00
2014-05-11	3rd-4th	MLG 2K Series 05-11	–	$125.00
2014-05-04	1st	UGC Niagara 2014 (CoD:Ghosts)	C$2,500.00	$2,278.01
2014-04-13	1st	MLG CoD:Ghosts League Season 1	–	$1,750.00
2014-03-30	1st	Call of Duty Championship 2014	–	$100,000.00
2014-03-23	1st	MLG 5K Series 3-23	–	$1,150.00
2014-03-02	1st	MLG 2K Series 03-02	–	$457.50
2014-02-09	1st	MLG 2K Series 02-09	–	$535.00
2014-01-19	1st	MLG 2K Series 01-19	–	$550.00
2014-01-12	1st	MLG 2K Series 01-12	–	$516.25
2014-01-05	1st	UMG Philadelphia 2014	–	$2,500.00
2013-12-29	1st	MLG 2K Series 12-29	–	$450.00
2013-11-24	1st	MLG Fall Championship 2013 (CoD:Ghosts)	–	$5,000.00
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2			$1,500.00 From 1 Tournament
2010-11-07	2nd	MLG Dallas 2010 (CoD:MW2)	–	$1,500.00

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