With the board reading by the turn, Mickey Appleman made it 2,500 to play. Torrey Korsog responded with an all-in shove for more than 10,000 more though, and he won the pot with the power play.

Shortly after this hand, we saw Appleman stand up and depart the tournament floor, and according to a quick scan of the board before the dealer scrambled the deck, Korsog's was good against Appleman's on the board.

Korsog will play Ryan D'Angelo in the Sweet Sixteen with the money on the line.