JP Up, Moorman Down
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JP Kelly, who gets more involved than Paul Scholes at his prime, fired bets of 6,200 and 16,200 on the turn and river of a 
board against Yevgeniy Timoshenko. The latter check-called the turn, but he meekly folded on the river, the stoic expression on his face remaining.
Chris Moorman had 3-bet Paul Zimbler's opening raise from 1,025 to 2,725 only to find William Reynolds in the big blind cold 4-betting to 6,400. Zimbler folded after a little thought but Moorman took a lot longer, and looked for a while as if he would come back over the top. This time though, he believed Reynolds and let the young American take the pot.