With action on the 
turn, big blind Alex Masek was facing a big bet of 13,000 from [Removed:17], who was sitting in the cutoff. Masek called the price and they went to the 
river.
Masek checked and Yan reached to his piles to grab five orange chips, throwing in 25,000. Masek let it go and Yan surpassed the 100,000-mark.
With a lot of cameras around the table, Phil Ivey has taken his seat in the Main Event. Ivey is seated with former Main Event champion, Jonathan Duhamel.
Phil Ivey seems to get a lot of respect from the other players already as he raised to 1,000 and everybody folded.
The board showed 
, Matt Sabia tossed in a bet, his opponent quickly moved all in for around 20,000 and Sabia made the call.
His opponent turned over 
for two pair and Sabia showed 
for a higher two pair.
The board ran out dry for Sabia as the 
hit the turn and hit the river, Sabia scooped in the pot with his two pair.
Jesse Sylvia checked from the big blind on a 
board and a player in middle position bet 1,200. Sylvia check-raised to 3,300 and his opponent called.
The river brought the and Sylvia bet 5,200 after brief consideration. His opponent folded and Sylvia took the pot.
A player in middle position raised and three players called. They saw a flop of 
and it checked to Dan Heimiller in late position who bet 2,500. Stephane Arnaud called and they went heads-up to the turn.
Arnaud led out with a bet of 6,025 and Heimiller instantly mucked.
A first player opened to 1,050 and Alexandre Reard raised it to 2,700 from one seat over. The cutoff player made the call and the initial raiser let it go.
The flop came 
and Reard continued for 2,000. It was called once more and both players checked on the turn .
The river brought the 
and Reard fired 7,600. After some thinking, his opponent reluctantly conceded the pot, showing a 
, and Reard took down the pot.
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