Kent Vanho shoved the very next hand and fellow (relative) short stack Alexander Queen reshoved. Everyone else got out of their way, and they were on their backs.
Vanho:
Queen:
Board:
Vanho had already been standing to leave on the flop, but promptly sat back down. "What happened?" he said to Queen, laughing with relief, "You trying to donate to me or what?"
Vanho doubled to 150,000 or so while Queen was left with 280,000.
However, it couldn't last. A hand or two later and Vanho shoved under the gun, getting a call from William Kakon in mid position.
While most of the chips are up on the feature table, down on the second table David Wilkinson and Billy Griner are trading chips back and forth like there's no tomorrow.
Most recently, Wilkinson just limped in on the small blind and big blind Griner checked his option. They saw a flop.
Flop:
Wilkinson checked to Griner, who bet 50,000. Back to Wilkinson, who now check-raised all in.
Griner tanked up for a long, long time, his leg jiggling frantically. Eventually he called.
Griner:
Wilkinson: some rather sneakily played
Turn:
River:
Wilkinson doubled to 565,000 while William Kakon reassured the devastated Griner that he had done the right thing. Griner dropped back to 700,000 after that.