Andrew Scott's day just got quite a bit tougher. With 1,300 in the pot, he and James Broom took a highly coordinated flop of . Broom was first to act, checking it over to Scott. Scott quickly bet 1,000. Broom check-raised him to 3,000. It was almost possible to see the gears churning in Scott's head as he debated his action. Ultimately he opted to raise all in, a raise that Broom snap-called with middle set, . Scott merely had top pair, , and was drawing dead by the turn. The completed the board, allowing Broom to scoop a pot worth roughly 16,000.