The precise details are a little sketchy, but by the time I arrived they turn had already been dealt. The board was showing 8♠Q♣ 8♣ 10♠and there were bets, calls, raises and reraises in front of (at least) Obrestad, Mutrie, an unknown Italian player, and a young Costa Rican named Felipe Montenegro Sansonetti. The smoke cleared slightly when, in reaction to all this, the Italian player moved all in for close to 20,000. Obrestad and Hedlund folded at this point, but then Sansonetti also moved all in over the top.
That put the decision back onto Mutrie, who agonised for quite some time before folding pocket tens face up. Those pocket tens, don’t forget, represented a full house, tens over eights. The Italian player, who had been the first to move all in, showed J-9 and probably knew his straight was behind. Indeed it was. Sansonetti had pocket eights for quads and was soon stacking about 50,000 in total.