Arriving at the table on the turn, we saw JP Kelly in the big blind fire out a 3,200 bet on the turn of a 
board against John Dolan who was on the button.
Dolan though raised to 8,625 and Kelly called after some brief deliberation. The river was the 
and Kelly checked, Dolan sliding out a bet of 16,200.
This sizeable amount put Kelly deep into the tank, before he made the call after five minutes, Dolan showed him 
for the rivered full house. Kelly nodded and paid the November Niner a good chunk of his chips.
, and seen a flop of 
turn, and the small blind took the betting lead with a clumsily-handled 2,500-chip wager. The big blind folded, but Deeb called for about 1/4 of his remaining chips, looking for the last card.
, and the small blind checked this time. Deeb took his cue to move all in for 9,000 straight, and his opponent open-mucked 
to ship the pot to Freddy.
. It was actually an effective bet of about 8,500, as he was putting opponent Todd Terry to the test for the rest of his chips. Terry didn't seem to like the spot, but there was a lot of money in the middle already, and he plunked the rest of his chips into the middle.
, and Terry said, "Hmph, I can't beat that." He flung his 
into the air and onto the felt face-up as he stood from his chair and headed for the rail.
