Event 12 was a large one at the 2016 Spring Champion of Online Poker schedule with the preferred 6-Max Shootout titles set to run. The $2,100 buy-in high version of the tournament maxed out at 216 players on 36 tables with probably the most top names in poker. When the dust settled, it was former TCOOP champion Nick "chilenocl" Yunis outlasting all of them for his second major online title.

With the 216 player cap hit, every player had the similar route to the highest. Win three short-handed SNGs and get the entire honors. First round winners were in the entire money for a $4,773 min-cash but only the general table six would ladder as much as earn a larger piece of the $432,000 prize pool.

As the primary day made its way towards the end, there have been many huge names seeking to book their seat on the Day 2 final table including Shaun Deeb, Paul "paulgees81" Volpe, Keven "Stammdogg" Stammen, Artem "roi kin23" Litvinov, Chris "Big Huni" Hunichen, and Team PokerStars' George Danzer. None of these players would get back for the second one day but we still an excessively talented group returning.

The final table lineup included three COOP champions, two Super Tuesday winners, an international Series of Poker Circuit ring holder, and somewhere near $15 million in career earnings.

Yunis earned his major online kudos within the HORSE event in the course of the 2015 TCOOP series and the massive win for WATnlos came with a Sunday Warmup title. Alex "bigfox86" Foxen won the 2015 SCOOP Ante Up Event #12-H to head together with his WSOP-C title from 2012.

Michael "munchenHB" Telker has over $7 million in earnings including a 2011 WCOOP title, Super Tuesday win, and he finished fourth in both the 2012 WCOOP and 2013 SCOOP Main Events. OLD TIME GIN is a typical within the big cash games and has a great Tuesday win of his own plus a last table appearance through the 2013 WCOOP High Roller. Jimmy "jays94" Molloy rounded out the last six players and his $5.4 million in earnings include a runner-up finish a couple of days ago in Event #7-H.

Those six came back to 10K stacks and a slow structure. The degrees kicked off at QUARTER-HOUR and capped at 30-minute for players who can make it an hour and a half into the overall table. Player skills and deep stacks and room to move arrange a game that will take hours to complete, perfect for the amount of cash at the line.

Seat 1: Michael "munchenHB" TelkerSeat 2: Nick "chilenocl" YunisSeat 3: Alex "bigfox86" FoxenSeat 4: OLD TIME GINSeat 5: WATnlosSeat 6: Jimmy "jays94" Molloy

Blinds: 50/100 with 10 Ante

jays94 gets 86'd, eliminated in 6th

As one would expect with six even stacks and 100 big blinds on the start, there has been a large number of play within the early going with few big pots. The cruel hands looked as if it would go the opposite direction for Jimmy "jays94" Molloy and he was the shortest after 50 minutes of action.

He was all the way down to 1,600 and put them within the middle with A♠K♥ after OLD TIME GIN raised it up under the gun. The remainder of the table let their hand go and OLD TIME GIN called with the dominated K♦J♦. A GREAT PLACE for Molloy until OLD TIME GIN added a flush draw at the A♦8♠2♦ flop.

The virtual dealer didn't wait until the river to deliver the bad news, it came right at the 7♦ turn to present OLD TIME GIN the hand and send Molloy out first from the Shootout final table.

Chop it up

The biggest hand within the second hour of the overall table produced little change within the stack sizes. Foxen and Yunis were heads-up to the 4♠4♦4♣ flop when Foxen bet out 1,111 while everyone sat back and waited as Yunis kept losing his connection.

Yunis called the bet when he was reconnected and Foxen checked after the 2♠ turn. Yunis bet 900 to get a decision before the A♠ river. This time, Foxen went with a check/raise all-in and Yunis called to create the 17K pot before it was split down the center with them both holding an ace. Foxen was ahead until the river with A♥Q♠ versus A♣6♣ and all he got for it was one extra chip from the odd-sized pot.

Foxen out-foxed, eliminated in 5th

Two hours into the overall table and the stacks were still deep relative to the blinds, so it took two prime hands to get numerous chips within the middle.

Telker began the hand with a raise under the gun and Foxen popped it as much as 1,441 from the button. OLD TIME GIN three-bet to 3,425 from the small blind and Telker let his hand go. Foxen responded with a four-bet shove for 11,350 and OLD TIME GIN called after a moment's thought.

The WSOP-C champion was in trouble with A♣J♦ against OLD TIME GIN's Q♣Q♦ and things got so much worse courtesy of the Q♥7♥2♥ flop. Foxen needed running miracle cards but was drawing dead to 5th place after the 3♠ turn, picking up $25,920 for his efforts.

Seat 1: Michael "munchenHB" Telker (20,287 in chips)Seat 2: Nick "chilenocl" Yunis (7,678 in chips)Seat 4: OLD TIME GIN (25,496 in chips)Seat 5: WATnlos (6,539 in chips)

Blinds: 120/240 with 30 Ante

Yunis doubles through Telker

It didn't seem Nick Yunis was having any longer connection issues and located a four-handed ace to place his chips to work. He was all the way down to 4,432 and moved all-in from the small blind after Telker raised from the button.

OLD TIME GIN released his big blind hand and Telker called with T♦T♥. Yunis had one overcard with A♠3♥ and coupled it up at the A♣J♣7♥ flop. Telker couldn't discover a knockout ten because the board finished with the 2♣ turn and Q♥ river.

Seat 1: Michael "munchenHB" Telker (20,660 in chips)Seat 2: Nick "chilenocl" Yunis (9,344 in chips)Seat 4: OLD TIME GIN (21,472 in chips)Seat 5: WATnlos (8,524 in chips)

Blinds: 160/320 with 40 Ante

Telker aced twice by Yunis, eliminated in 4th

The third hour of the overall table rolled around when Telker bumped into a short-handed cooler. He opened to 1,089 under the gun and Yunis three-bet to 2,100 at the button.

The blinds released their hands and Telker installed the remainder of his 17K stack to receive the very definition of a snap-call from Yunis with A♦A♠. Telker needed help with A♥Q♠ and caught a couple at the Q♦5♦5♣ flop. That was as close as he would get because the board finished K♣6♣ to provide Yunis the entire double and knock Telker right down to 2,300.

Telker picked up a double at the next hand but his comeback ended four hands later when he called a min-raise by Yunis to peer the K♠Q♣7♣ flop. He moved all-in with 9♣3♣ and his flush draw was against A♠A♣ which become a suite at the A♥ turn.

The river blanked 9♦ and Telker was eliminated in 4th place for $34,450.

Michael "munchenHB" Telker

Seat 2: Nick "chilenocl" Yunis (32,061 in chips)Seat 4: OLD TIME GIN (14,258 in chips)Seat 5: WATnlos (13,681 in chips)

Blinds: 250/500 with 60 Ante

Yunis stays hot, WATnlos eliminated in 3rd

It's easy to construct a stack when aces keep coming at a short-handed table nevertheless it also helps to get lucky in addition. Yunis continued his heater in a hand that saw a large number of chips get mixed up.

OLD TIME GIN started things off with a raise to 1,050 and WATnlos responded with a shove for 12,321 from the small blind. Yunis followed that up with a chip leading shove within the big blind and OLD TIME GIN abandoned his 1K investment.

WATnlos was fit to double into the lead with A♥K♥ against A♠Q♦ but probably didn't just like the Q♣T♠8♣ flop an excessive amount of. He was left on the lookout for a king or jack but missed the 8♦ turn and 5♦ river to visit arrange the heads-up match.

Seat 2: chilenocl (43,192 in chips)Seat 4: OLD TIME GIN (16,808 in chips)

Blinds: 250/500 with 60 ante

Nick "chilenocl" Yunis adds a SCOOP in Event #12-H

The third-hour theme for Yunis continued into heads-up action and it took only 11 hands to settle the problem. OLD TIME GIN won seven straight pots within the middle but his try to catch a large double bumped into another monster.

There were five bets to get all of the chips involved when OLD TIME GIN shoved with A♣Q♦ straight into the K♦K♣ of Yunis. There has been never a sweat because the board quickly ran out J♠7♠4♥8♥K♠ to finish the match and provides Yunis the title.

The final table lasted greater than three hours with the various action occurring within the last HALF-HOUR. OLD TIME GIN played an even game while others dropped around him but needed to accept runner-up money after the large run by Yunis.

Yunis added the second one leg of the Triple COOP, this win going along nicely along with his TCOOP HORSE title, and he earned $95,040 for beating an excessively tough field.

Nick "chilenocl" Yunis

SCOOP-12-H ($2,100 NL Hold'em 6-Max, Shootout) resultsEntrants: 216Total prize pool: $432,000Places paid: 36

1. Nick "chilenocl" Yunis (Chile) $95,0402. OLD TIME GIN (Canada) $66,3123. WATnlos (Germany) $49,6804. Michael "munchenHB" Telker (Cyprus) $34,5605. Alex "bigfox86" Foxen (UK) $25,9206. Jimmy "jays94" Molloy (Canada) $17,280

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