We came upon table #20 in the middle of a hand.  Jonathan Scott Mclean was all-in for 69,500.  He had just received an under call from Ahmad Baalbaki, with 61,500.  The action was on Camille Jr. Lefebvre Pelletier.  With a larger stack and after a small inner-argument with himself, Camille called.  The players all tabled their hands:

Ahmad:

Camille:

Jonathan Scott:

With no one holding a pair, Camille’s hand looked pretty good at this point.  The flop came out: and all of a sudden Jonathan Scott was smiling, not quite believing his luck at having flopped a flush.  But before any celebrating could take place, the turn arrived: , awarding Ahmad with a nut-flush and rendering the river obsolete .

So not only was Ahmad the shortest stack involved, he was also behind from the start.  So it was with a relieved smile that he began scooping up his loot in the wake of a much needed triple-up.  After paying Ahmad, Jonathan Scott received a few chips from Camille, and play resumed.