c/r the turn and then folding to a shove when you have a flush would be utterly silly. And from what I've heard of people about Moon (since I have not watched a single minute of WSOP coverage this year) is that he is extremely loose/bad postflop so expecting him to fold a flush is terribad. I guess that is what influenced Kopp into shoving here because he just thought he hit the lottery against this donk and then didn't really comprehend that his flopped flush could lose to someone this bad.
I don't particularly like c/r the turn with a flush since it can slow down a lot of hands that are just going to value bet the river again if we call the turn or let him give up on his bluff to try to fold our marginal holdings out. I think overall that c/c the turn and c/r the river works out better overall with our entire range of hands that are value betting/bluffing the river than to c/r the turn just given with our most people play.
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