Ayaz Mahmood Eliminated in 37th Place ($237,865)
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All the money went in preflop and when the cards were turned over, Mahmood and Madsen prepared themselves for a classic coinflip:
vs. 
."All in and call!" was the announcement made by the dealer that drew several players from other tables and a flock of reporters and tournament staff to the table; Ayaz held A-K, while Madsen owned the queens.
The board filled out
and Madsen's queens held up, sending Ayaz home in 37th place, with an extra $237,865 in his pocket.After the hand, Madsen stacked up just over two million in chips.