The All Stakes Spring Championship of online poker offers every bankroll an opportunity to play for big money and a SCOOP title. Sunday was a big day, though, and even the low buy-in for Event #7 was $109. That meant the 2,674 runners who saddled up for eleven hours of HORSE action were playing for a whopping $267,400 prize pool and a $43,000 first prize.

Even at the low buy-in, the screen names at the final table were the kind you'd expect to see in a big championship. Here's how the table looked at the start of eight-handed play.

Seat 1: mysterio6044 (2240135 in chips)
Seat 2: tyguns (802756 in chips)
Seat 3: 011180 (2175967 in chips)
Seat 4: DUSTY 357 (1848468 in chips)
Seat 5: bdubs3737 (635133 in chips)
Seat 6: Tlick777 (1319030 in chips)
Seat 7: ROONEY_DIVES (2532819 in chips)
Seat 8: tomacampi (1815692 in chips)

With the levels sitting at 100,000/200,000 in the O8 rotation, there was little room for error and even a smaller margin for bad luck. Just ask tyguns. He only had 253,000 to start the hand and got it all in with Tick777 before the flop. Tyguns showed [Ks] [6c] [Kh] [Ah], and was not looking bad against Tick777's [Ad] [7s] [5s] [Kc]. But what do tick's do? They suck, and suck, and suck. The board ran out [6d] [3d] [Js] [8h] [4h] to give Tick777 the straight and the low. Tyguns finished in eighth place for $2,406.61.

When the Razz round came around, it was pretty clear some stacks were going to get in. The dealer made it even easier. It started when bdubs3737 came in for a raise with a [2s] showing. ROONEY_DIVES held the [4c] and re-raised and got a call from 011180. Within a couple seconds, the betting was capped and bdubs3737 was all-in. 011180 picked up the [As] on fourth street. ROONEY_DIVES paired with the [4h] but called anyway. When 011180 made [4s] [As] [5s] on fifth street and ROONEY_DIVES pulled the [9c], ROONEY_DIVES gave up. That left 011180 up against the all-in bdubs3737, who couldn't make better than a nine-high by the river. 011180 held a six-high for the win and to send bdubs3737 out in seventh place for $4,011.01

ROONEY_DIVES was crippled in the hand and got his chips in just a minute later. He couldn't make better than a queen-high, not good enough to beat Tick777's ten-high. ROONEY_DIVES, a one-time member of the PokerStars World Cup of Poker's Team Ireland, finished in sixth placing, earning $8,022.01.

We made it back around to the limit hold'em round before we saw another exit. When mysterio6044 came in for a raise, Tlick777 re-raised and mysterio6044 called. When the flop came down [7d] [6s] [3h], Tick777 bet out, mysterio6044 raised him, and Tick777 put in one more raise to be all-in. Tick777 held the best hand pre-flop, [Ah] [Kd], but it wasn't good against mysterio6044's [Ac] [3c]. Tick777 couldn't catch and went out in fifth place for $13,370.01.

Just a minute later, mysterio6044 came in for a raise and DUSTY 357 called. The flop came down [4d] [7h] [6d] and kicked of a flurry of check-raises and re-raises that eventually put DUSTY 357 all-in. DUSTY 357 held [5s] [6s] to mysterio604's [5d] [Ah]. DUSTY 357 looked good until the [Ac] fell on the river. For fourth place, DUSTY 357 picked up a healthy $18,718.01.

Three-handed, the chip counts looked like this:

Seat 1: mysterio6044 (2453948 in chips)
Seat 3: 011180 (2289360 in chips)
Seat 8: tomacampi (8626692 in chips)

After just a few hands, mysterio6044 was down to fewer than a million chips. He ended up getting all-in with [Th] [7s] against tomacampi's [8c] [Kc]. Neither player paired and mysterio6044's third place finish paid him $24,066.01

Chip leader tomacampi had 011180 10-1 in chips. With the level at 160,000/320,000, 011180 was going to have to get lucky a couple of times. When the O8 round came back around, 011180 got to gambling. He completed pre-flop and tomacampi checked behind. On a flop of [6h] [Ks] [Kh]. tomacampu bet out and 011180 called. The turn brought the [4h]. Tomacampi bet out, 011180 raised, tomacampi raised again and 011180 called all-in. The river brought the [8h]. 011180's only held [7d] [7h] [Jd] [Td], not at all good against [5s[ [4d] [5h] [3h] for the heart flush and eight low. 011180 finished in second place for $30,938.18.

That left only one horse in the pasture. Hungary's tomacampi picked up $43,452.51 for the SCOOP Event #7 low title.

SCOOP Event #7: $109 HORSE

1. tomacampi (Hungary) $43,452.51
2. 011180 (United States) $30,938.18
3. mysterio604 (Canada) $24,066.01
4. DUSTY 357 (United States) $18,718.01.
5. TICK777 (United Kingdom) $13,370.01
6. ROONEY_DIVES (Ireland) $8,022.01.
7. bdubs3737 (United States) $4,011.01
8. tyguns (United States) $2,406.61