Danny Huynh Doubles on the Bubble
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Danny opened the pot with a raise, Chan made the call in late position and when the action reached Karamalikis, he squeezed for a little over 100k. The bet sent Huynh into the tank and he eventually opted to move all in for approximately 170,000.
Suddenly, Chan piped up.
"What happens if I go all in and we both get knocked out?" he inquired, in reference to the fact that the next player out receives no money.
The consensus was that Chan would finish in the money, as he had more chips when the hand started. To be sure, however, Tournament Director Danny McDonagh was called to the table to confirm. McDonagh's ruling was on par with the consensus, but Chan ended up folding his hand anyway, sending Karamalikis and Huynh to a showdown:
Huynh:
Karamalikis:
Both players paired their kickers after the flop came
but the turn and river bricked out 
, 
cementing the hand for Huynh, who now sits with 447,000 in chips.Of note, when the
fell on the river, Johnny Chan flew out of his seat, claiming he'd folded pocket nines before the flop.