Bryan Brockmeier found himself in a predicament after Jesse Crenan opened in early position, Brenda Miller three-bet behind him and Brockmeier then four-bet before Crenan folded and Miller five-bet all-in for around 30,000.
Brockmeier went in the tank for several minutes as he agonized over whether to call, which would require him to commit most of his stack. He eventually put in the call.
Brenda Miller: 
Bryan Brockmeier: 
Both players ended up having the same big hand and the flop of 
gave Brockmeier a shot at a scoop with a backdoor flush draw. But the two players chopped the pot as the board finished out 
and the table needled Brockmeier about his tank with Cowboys, though it was understandably a difficult spot given the action.
"It took ya that long to finally grow a couple?" the player next to Brockmeier teased.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
37,000
12,000
|
12,000 |
|
32,000
7,000
|
7,000 |
, Pete Miller fired a bet of 800 and Charles Clement check-called, while the player in between the folded. 
and both players checked. Clement then led out for 2,500 on the 
river and his opponent raised to 7,000. Clement then re-raised all-in and his opponent quickly called. 
for a flopped full house.
for the same flopped boat as his opponent. The two players shared a laugh about the hand, but neither were probably too happy about splitting the pot after flopping such monsters.
. 
turn and the cutoff bet 5,000. The button folded and Cusumano moved all-in for 6,500. 
and Cusumano doubled up to stay alive.
turn and he fired a bet of 8,000. Both opponents folded without any resistance.
and Jackson fired a big bet of 2,200. The opponent laid it down.
