The promotion is called the PokerStars Lamborghini Freeroll and – yes – it is a freeroll based tournament, with 24 freeroll qualifier tournaments running daily between July 25 and September 25. And in addition to the $200,000 dream car being awarded, PokerStars also promises over $1 million in cash will be awarded during the promotion, with $100,00 Weekly Finals and the $250,000 Grand Final.

In addition to the 24 daily freeroll qualifiers, there are also cash satellite tournaments into the weekly finals for buy-ins of $1.10 and $11.

Each of the 38 events has 3 different buy-in levels with 3 different prize structures to match, making it so that anybody with any size bankroll can participate. The types, styles, and varieties of poker tournaments on the 2010 SCOOP schedule run the gamut from the typical (Holdem, Omaha, Stud) to the atypical (HORSE, Razz, 8-Game, 5-Card Draw, Badugi), and includes alll limit styles (No Limit, Pot Limit, Fixed Limit), table sizes (incl. 4-max, 6-max, and heads-up events), as well as Hi-Lo, Turbo, Rebuy, Addon, and Match Play events.

Head to PokerStars now to qualify for free into many of the 2010 SCOOP events, including the $5 million Main Event, through Poker Stars SCOOP 2010 satellites running now.

The PokerStars 2010 SCOOP—running Sunday, May 2 through Sunday, May 16—is offering lower stakes versions of each event with buy-ins of approximately 1% of the cost of the “regular” (high stakes) version. Best of all, the prize pool is far more than 1% of the prize pool for the original versions—a full 25% of 1/4th the prize pool.

So that means for event #2, the 1st of three 2-day events in this year’s PokerStars SCOOP, you low-stakes players would pay only $22 instead of $2,100, and yet be able to win a share of a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool rather than the original’s $2 million.

By the same token, the main event buy-in for low stakes players in the 2010 PokerStars SCOOP is the 2-day main event is $109 rather than $10,300 and the prize pool is $1 million guaranteed rather than $5 million.

As for the medium stakes players, the buy-ins for your 2010 PokerStars SCOOP seats are all approximately 1/10th (10%) the cost of the originals, but the prize pools are much closer to their originals, in some cases even matching the originals. Look at the kickoff event on May 2, the original being a $2,100 buy-in for $1 million guaranteed. Well the medium stakes equivalent has a $215 buy-in, but still offers a $1 million prize pool.

The prize pools for the mid and high stakes 2010 PokerStars SCOOP events aren’t always identical, but the mid-stakes prize pools are never less than half of the original high-stakes versions. And the prize pool for the PokerStars 2010 SCOOP main event for mid-stakes players, instead of $5 million, is a still handsome $3 million guaranteed.

So what is a better player supposed to do? He can try to negotiate with poker sites directly to get a way better deal. Sometimes this works (depending on the poker rooms policy) but it’s a waste of time more often. A better idea is to look for somebody with good contacts that can arrange such deals with poker rooms that are ready to give better players better deals, so called VIP rakeback.

It’s easier to find good rakeback deals at some of the networks like ipoker, ongame, entraction, boss media, microgaming, cake and so on. It’s almost impossible to find special Full Tilt or Pokerstars deals. We can highly recommend entraction rakeback. This network is the fastest growing network and one of the best places for European players. And you can get some good deals there.

Innerspy sat down for just over 18 1/2 hours at PokerStars last Saturday and in that time played an amazing 40,088 hands of online poker. Until that time, he hadn’t played more than 20,000. But when he heard the challenge posed, he knew he was capable of taking it on, and apparently he was absolutely right.

But it wasn’t easy. To add to the pressure, this all took place in front of 10,000 fans watching over their computers.

Now that it’s over, Innerspy says it will be a lot easier for him to achieve his goal of becoming a PokerStars Supernova Elite member.