Sweat for Ivey; Exit for Smith
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. Ivey, non-plussed as ever, tabled 
and waited for the flop.There was lots of murmuring and laughter as the flop came
to give Ivey top pair and Smith the nut flush draw. The 
turn gave Smith a few more outs to secure the double-up. But the 
river propelled Ivey to Day 2.After Ivey and Smith shook hands, Ivey passed by Barry Greenstein and Greenstein's son Nathan. "I made it," said Ivey with a smile. He addressed Nathan directly and said, "I think you need to be here. You counteract the bad luck."
On his way off the set, Ivey stopped to sign autographs for a couple of U.S. Marines.