James Pillon raised to 1,100 from the small blind, and Armin Rezaei called from the big blind.
Both players checked the 5♦K♥10♥ flop before the J♣ landed on the turn. Pillon bet 2,000, and Rezaei called.
The 7♣ completed the board, and Pillon fired 3,000. Rezaei responded with a raise to 15,000. Pillon thought it over before eventually slamming in the call.
Rezaei tabled 9♦8♣ for a rivered straight, and Pillon was forced to muck.
Three-ways to the turn with the board reading 10♣7♥7♦J♦ and around 6,000 in the middle, Gal Naim led for 1,900 from the small blind. Then, Rahul Gangan announced, "Raise-y daisy," as he tossed a 5,000 chip into the middle from under the gun, and Mohamed El Rais cold-called the 5,000 in middle position.
With the action back on Naim, he three-bet to 12,000. Gangan then moved all-in for 37,400, El Rais quickly got out of the way, and Naim snapped it off as the covering stack.
Rahul Gangan: J♥J♣ 
Gal Naim: 10♠10♥
It was a cooler scenario with Gangan the beneficiary as he held the higher full house. He avoided the one-outer on the 3♥ river, and he secured the full double as Naim could do nothing but shake his head at the unfortunate setup.
The players in Day 1c of the Main Event are taking their second 20-minute break of the day.
There have been 1,446 entries today and 1,391 players remain.
Here is a look at some of the highlights from the second frame of play:
Play resumes at 3:43 p.m. in Level 3 with blinds of 200/400, with a 400 big blind ante.
Shane Thorne raised to 800 under the gun, which Dan Bilzerian called two seats to his left before the big blind came along as well.
When the action checked to Bilzerian on a 8♣4♥5♥ flop, he bet 1,300. The big blind folded, but Thorne called.
It was the same pattern on the 10♣ turn: Thorne checked, Bilzerian bet 5,000, and Thorne called.
When the 9♦ river completed the board, and after Thorne had checked for a third time, Bilzerian fired a final bet of 12,000. Thorne threw in the chips to call, and tabled 10♥9♥. His running two-pair was no good, though, as Bilzerian tabled the nuts with Q♣J♠.
After two limps, one of which came from David Chocheles in middle position, Daniel Dayan raised to 1,300 from the cutoff. Four players called, including Vinay Boob on the button and Chocheles.
After three checks, Dayan fired 2,400 on the 2♥8♥Q♣ flop. Boob and Chocheles were the only callers.
Chocheles opted to lead out when the 6♦ dropped on the turn, which got Dayan to fold, while Boob continued with a call.
Chocheles fired 8,200 once the 4♣ landed on the river, and Boob elected to fold, relinquishing the pot to Chocheles.
With about 4,000 in the pot, Gonzalo Velozo checked from the blinds on the 6♥10♠A♠ flop, and David Benyamine fired 2,000 from middle position. Velozo called.
Velozo check-called a second barrel of 3,500 from Benyamine on the 3♥ turn.
The K♠ completed the board, and Velozo elected to lead out for 6,000. Benyamine, who had about 10,000 left in his stack, jammed and was quickly called.
Benyamine tabled 6♠6♣ for a flopped set, but had been rivered by Velozo's 8♠5♠ for a flush. Velozo climbed back towards the starting stack, while Benyamine's Main Event came to an early end.
With 7,000 in the pot, Romain Lewis bet 2,000 from the small blind on the 2♠K♦A♣ flop. David Van Beveren raised to 8,000, and Lewis called.
Van Beveren tossed in an additional 10,000 on the J♥ turn. Lewis check-called again, after which the 8♣ river was checked down.
Lewis tabled top two pair with A♥K♥.
"That's what I was trying to rep," Van Beveren told Lewis as he tossed his cards into the muck.
Meanwhile, Aylar Lie joined the Main Event as Michael Bellantoni had lost his last few blinds.
Dan Bilzerian has arrived on Day 1c, and he did not sit around and wait as he played the first three hands after he took his place in the main event.
He announced his presence with an open to 700 from the hijack. Donald Proctor called from the cutoff and Brunno Neves joined from the small blind.
It was checked to Bilzerian on the 5♣7♥9♠ flop before he continued for 1,200. Proctor called, but Neves folded.
The 4♣ turn did not slow Bilzerian down as he fired 3,000. Proctor obliged with a call.
Bilzerian emptied the clip on the 9♦ river to the tune of 7,500. Proctor made the call.
Bilzerian showed K♠6♥ for a wiffed straight draw. Proctor tabled Q♣Q♦ to claim the pot.
The second hand was a raised pot preflop that went three-handed to a flop of 5♦9♠10♠. Bilzerian fired 1,000 and was called by Neves on the button and Scott Reginatto in the big blind.
All three players knuckled the 9♥ turn to bring the 2♥ river. Reginatto checked it over to Bilzerian, who opted to bet 1,400 in response. Reginatto folded.
Bilzerian was at it again when he opened to 700 from early position and was called by Reginatto in the small blind and Fabrizio Rosa in the big blind.
It was checked to Bilzerian on the flop of A♣Q♣Q♥ before he wagered 1,300. Reginatto called, while Rosa folded.
The 9♠ turn saw no action as both players checked to bring the J♠ river. Reginatto flicked out a bet of 1,200. Bilzerian called and sent them to a showdown.
Reginatto showed K♠Q♦ for trip queens as Bilzerian mucked his hand.
Three-ways to the turn with the board reading K♦J♠8♥Q♠, Christian Roberts checked from the small blind to Steven Kyler who bet 4,000 from under the gun. Kevin MacPhee called on the button before Roberts check-raised to 14,000. Kyler called before MacPhee quickly got out of the way.
The river brought the 4♥ as Roberts placed a stack of green T-25,000 and red T-5,000 chips into the middle, covering the stack of Kyler who had about 55,000 behind. After a minute's tank, Kyler opted to let it go, and Roberts dragged the pot without showdown as his stack grows over two times starting.
After an early-position limp, Josh Arieh raised to 1,100 from the next seat. Anthony Apicella three-bet to 3,500 from the small blind, and only Arieh called to see a flop.
The dealer spread the 2♠2♣3♣ flop, and Apicella continued for 2,000. Arieh elected to call.
The Q♠ arrived on the turn, and Apicella fired again, this time for 3,500. Once more, Arieh called.
The 4♣ completed the runout, and Apicella slowed down with a check. Arieh gathered together a bet of 13,000, which was enough to force a fold from Apicella.
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