Shannon Shorr opened to 800 and Team PokerStars Pro Vicky Coren made it 1,800 behind him. Johan van Til called from the blinds and Shorr folded.
Both players checked the 
flop and it was checked to Coren on the 
turn and she bet 3,000. Van Til check-raised to 10,500 and Coren quickly moved all in, the Dutchman doing likewise.
Van Til: 
Coren: 
The 
river changed nothing and Van Til was eliminated but he has rebought and ended up the same seat.
Just before the break, Jonathan Duhamel was eliminated by fellow Team PokerStars Pro Vanessa Selbst:
Ok... Out again... Allin on turn with TT vs @VanessaSelbst 78 on 4682 .. #nomorerebuy #itwasfunMarch 14 2013Follow
His friend, and fellow Canadian, Marc-Andre Ladouceur sent this needle on Twitter:
Of course, in this event, players are only allowed on re-entry.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
The High Roller event has brought out the stars of the game, as well as a handful of players who only seem to appear when the buy in is ramped up a bit. PokerStars Blog takes a walk through the room to spot some familiar faces they haven't seen in a while.
It's time for the final 15-minute break of the day.
Rachid Ben Cherif opened to 1,500 preflop and was called by Marvin Rettenmaier on the button, Olivier Busquet in the small blind and Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier in the big blind.
It was checked to Ben Cherif on the 
flop and he bet 3,500 with Busquet the only caller. The on the turn was checked, as was the on the river.
Ben Cherif flipped 
for a turned two pair but he was going to have to split the pot with the French-Canadian as Busquet turned over 
.
Sam Greenwood checked on a board of 
. Kevin MacPhee fired 7,100, and Greenwood made the call.
The river was the 
, Greenwood checked again, and MacPhee moved all in for 18,250. Greenwood begrudgingly folded, and MacPhee picked up the pot.
Griffin Benger is not a happy bunny. He had Alexander Millar all in and dominated on a 
flop.
Benger: 
Millar: 
The 
turn didn't change anything but the 
river knocked Griffin down to about 14,000 while Millar was up to 42,000.
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