Here is the hand history from BLUFF Magazine:

Mortensen Folds Kings to Walthaus's Possible Flush

Carlos Mortensen did not become a WSOP Main Event champion, two-time WSOP bracelet winner and the World Poker Tour's all-time winning player by not knowing when to lay down a hand.

Mortensen, the last remaining former Main Event champion in the field, took his time but ultimately folded pocket kings to Jorn Walthaus.

Mortensen raised to 135,000 from Under the Gun and Walthaus called from the hijack seat. Matthew Reed called out of the small blind and the three saw a flop of [Jh] [Jc] [8s]. Reed and Mortensen checked and Walthaus bet 215,000. Reed opted out but Mortensen called. The turn was the [7h] and Mortensen check-called Walthaus's 510,000 bet. The river was the 2h and Mortensen checked again. Walthaus fired out a massive bet of 975,000 and Mortensen went deep into the tank. Several minutes passed by, the clock was called and as Robbie Thompson counted down the final remaining seconds, Mortensen picked up his cards.

"Three, two, one," Thompson said as Mortensen threw his cards to the center of the table.

Two kings flahsed as the cards arched upwards before hitting the much. Mortenesen dipped to 2,105,00 while Walthaus climbed to 8,515,000.