Michael Stoll raised to 7,000 from middle position and the short-stacked Erik Behling, who was next to act, moved all in for 16,000. Francis Steffl flatted from the hijack, and action folded back to Stoll, who opted to call.

Behling mistakenly went to table his hand, but before he did the table stopped him. However, Steffl admitted he caught a glimpse. The floor was called over and ruled that since Behling was all in and there was side action, he would table his live hand so both Steffl and Stoll had equal information.

Behling then showed the for all to see.

The dealer then put out the flop, which gave Behling two pair.

His two opponents checked and then did the same on both the turn and river.

Stoll showed the and Steffl mucked. The dealer, who should have tabled all hands, scooped them into the muck and Behling was pushed the triple.

Erik Behling - 50,000 (21 bb)