...Hoyt Corkins added his name to the top of the leaderboard. We didn't see all of the action, but we did see Corkins put in the final raise -- all in for an additional 56,000 -- on a board of . There were already 90,000 chips in the middle; Corkins' opponent finally surrendered, claiming to have mucked pocket jacks.
As Corkins stacked his newfound 145,000 chips, he claimed to have been dealt pocket queens.