Erik Seidel and Maria Ho were mixing it up again as action was picked up on the turn on a board that read 
.
The pot was about 45,000 and Seidel led with a bet of 25,000 from the big blind while Ho took a while before calling from the cutoff.
The river came the 
. Seidel jammed for his remaining 53,500. Ho checked her cards twice and took about 30 seconds before laying her hand down.
David Peters in the hijack called a 3,000 bet from his opponent in the small blind on a flop of 
. The small blind fired for 7,000 on the turn and Peters again called.
The river brought the 
and the small blind bet 7,000, which Peters responded to with a raise to 36,000.
The small blind called and mucked when Peters tabled 
for a rivered flush.
The field has quickly grown to 66 entries mid-way through the first level and there is no shortage of action in the early stages.
Erik Seidel on the button and Maria Ho in the big blind were involved in a hand on a board of 
. Ho fired a bet of 4,000 on the turn and Seidel flicked in a call.
The river came the 
and Ho fired a big bet of 14,000. Seidel gave it some thought before folding.
The flop read 
. Joe McKeehen bet 2,500 and was called by Julien Martini.
The two players saw the on the turn and both checked.
The river came the 
. McKeehen put out a pot-sized up bet of 10,500 which Martini could not call to send the pot over to McKeehen, who has started off well in level 1 action.
On the first hand of the day, Barry Hutter opened to 3,000 on the button which was met by a three-bet to 18,000 from Pierre Calamusa in the small blind. Brian Altman was sitting in the big blind and took some time before counting out a four-bet to 37,000. Hutter quickly folded and Calamusa called.
They went heads-up to a flop of 
and Calamusa check-called a bet of 22,000 from Altman.
On the 
turn, Calamusa checked again and Altman ripped all in for around 90,000. Calamusa thought it over for a minute before ditching his 
into the muck.
A number of notable high-rollers have already sat down in the tournament, including Jason Koon, Maria Ho, Brian Altman, Stephen Chidwick, Chris Hunichen, Ryan Laplante and Joe McKeehen.
Ryan Laplante opened to 3,000 on the button and got a call from the opponent in the big blind.
The flop came down 
and Laplante fired a continuation bet. His opponent laid it down.
The first few High-Rollers have taken their seat and the tournament director has given the instructions to the dealers to shuffle up and deal, kicking off Day 1 of Event #6: $25,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold'em.
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