Chop It Up!
David Singer: 
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Mike Sexton: / 
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Third Player: / 
Seven-Card Stud Hi-Low 8-or-Better is a split-pot game, so many hands are going to be chopped. Reporting on them isn't overly exciting, but you never know what you're going to get at the start of a hand.
For example, we recently watched a hand over at Table 384 that involved Poker Hall of Famer and David Singer. It began with a player bringing it in with a 
and Singer completing with the showing. An unknown played called, Sexton did the same and then the bring-in folded. Two checks on fourth street saw Sexton bet, Singer call and the third player folded.
Singer proceeded to check-call bets on fifth, sixth and seventh and Sexton threw up his hands before tabling his cards.
Sexton: 
Singer: 
Sexton had a low and missed his bevy of outs for a high, meaning he won half the pot with the low and Singer took the other half with a pair of queens.