Three Quarters in the Couch Cushions
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First in from the cutoff, Bryce Yockey opened to 48,000, and Nick Schulman called in position next door. In the small blind, Trevor Reader announced, "Pot," but he was a bit short. He only had 157,000 chips left, so it was an all-in shove. Yockey called after just a few moments, and Schulman didn't consider for long before sliding the call into the pot as well.
The two live players would check it all the way down on a 
board, and the cards were on their backs.
Showdown
Yockey: 
Schulman: 
(95% sure, but they were quickly mucked)
Pearson: 
Pearson had the only low to take that half of the pot, and he and Yockeys ace-queen chopped up the high half. Pearson gets three quarters to move up to 371,000, Yockey gets one quarter, and Schulman gets zero quarters.