A short-stacked player shoved all in for 13,600 from middle position and Corey Burbick called from the hijack with . His opponent tabled and was unable to catch up as the board ran out .
We caught up to see the remnants of a hand where Chris Moneymaker was all in for his tournament life before the flop with against an opponent's .
Moneymaker struck gold on the flop and held his lead through the turn and the river.
"You guys never catch me when I get my money in good!" Moneymaker said with a smile to our reporters. Regardless of how the chips were made, Moneymaker is now sitting on a stack of about 85,000
The player under the gun shoved for 19,500 and Corey Burbick called from the next seat over. The rest of the table folded and the all-in player turned over .
Burbick tabled and held up when the board rolled out .
Action had already reached its climax as we reached the table to see Chris Tryba all in and at risk for his last approximately 20,000. Tryba was holding against Peter Zhmutski's .
The board fell and Tryba was unable to improve his hand. By eliminating Tryba, Zhmutski has increased his stack to about 130,000.