Phil Willcocks has just taken a hit to his stack after the fall of the cards went against him. In a battle of the blinds, the small blind player moved all in for his last 37,400 to give Willcocks a decision with his 
. After a little thought, Willcocks splashed out the call and was ahead of his opponent’s 
.
However the live cards connected on the board of 
to double up the short stack and reduce Willcocks to around 60,000.
Here are some approximate chip stacks of players during the third level of Day 2.
Bryan Huang is still dominating on more than 300,000. Dennis Huntly and Edison Nguyen have been a couple of the biggest movers as they are now factoring in the chip leader race. The average stack with around 115 players remaining is just over 85,000.
Oliver Gill has been spending much of his Day 2 at one of the tougher tables in the room, with his tablemates including Phillip Wilcocks, Liam O'Rourke, Brett Chalhoub and Hugh Cohen. One of those four - O'Rourke - happened to end up sending Gill home. We didn't catch the action, but Gill took to Twitter to tell his bad beat story.
Anthony Aston has just ran his 
into Paul Richards' 
.
All the chips went in preflop and the board ran out 
to see Aston lose a bunch of chips.
Luckily Aston could sustain the hit as he still has a fairly healthy 70,000.
Aston has made three ANZPT final tables in his career, including finishing 8th in the 2012 ANZPT Melbourne Main Event.
The players are back from their break and the cards are back in the air!
Team PokerStars Pro Bryan Huang is returning to a stack in excess of 300,000.
Level: 11
Blinds: 900/1,800
Ante: 200
Approximately 135 players have been sent on their first 10-minute break of Day 2.
Check back soon for more action!
Jackie Glazier didn't have a good start to the day and hasn't been able to run up her short stack.
Glazier was down to 11,100 when she was all in preflop holding 
against Phillip Wilcocks with 
.
The 
board gave Glazier a straight draw on the flop, but ultimately she couldn't get there and is now on the rail.
Shivan Abdine was recently all in preflop holding and was faced with just 
.
The board ran out a safe 
for Abdine and with that he had spiked the double.
Just a couple of weeks ago Abdine finished 3rd in the Sydney Champs $5,000 buy-in event. Abdine has posted just under $300,000 in lifetime tournament winnings, but none of that amount has come from cashing in an ANZPT Main Event,
Here are the approximate stacks of some of the players during the second level of Day 2.
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