Antos Doubles as Lewzey Busts

While Steven Lewzey was going all in at a neighboring table, Josef Antos put his tournament life on the line as well.

Antos opened to 8,000, Manuel Bevand put in a three-bet to 17,000, and Antos moved all in for 107,000. Bevand called, leaving roughly 115,000 behind, and both players were told to keep their cards facedown.

The cameras in the area were all focused on Lewzey's all-in hand, when Bevand leaned over the table.

"I have tens," he murmured to Antos, expecting an answer in return.

Antos didn't disclose the contents of his hand, rather he gave a shrug.

When Lewzey's hand was complete, and he was eliminated, Antos slowly turned over for a pair of jacks. Bevand laughed, then showed his tens - . If Bevand could make a set of tens, a straight, or a spade flush, Antos would split 87th-place money with Lewzey.