There were about 31,000 chips already piled in the middle of the table when the dealer put a turn card out on the board of . Action was on Hoyt Corkins, and he moved all in for 30,000. Langmann went deep into the tank, pump-faking a call several times. Finally, a player at the table called the clock, and the floor man came scurrying over. After only a few seconds of his time though, Langmann made the call to put Corkins at risk.
Corkins was just fine with that; Langmann's was in bad shape against the Cowboy's . But Corkins was not going to like the river card. The peeled off the deck, improving Langmann to the winning trip tens and sending Corkins out of the ring.