Jamie Lunt saw his tournament life on the line when he shoved all-in and received the over-shove from Jackson Zheng. All the other players got out of the way and the two turned their hands over.
Zheng: 
Lunt: 
Board: 
No luck for Lunt as he heads to the exit and Zheng takes the pot, building back some momentum
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 200
The hand kicked off with Jonathan Karamalikis raising to 3,400 from middle position, only to be met with an all in from Rewi Emerson. After asking for a count, Karamilikis called the 22,700 bet and the cards were tabled.
Karamalikis: 
Emerson: 
The flop of 
gave Emerson a scare, but the board would run out the and 
to see him receive a much needed double up. Emerson is up to 50,000 as Karamalikis falls slightly down to 110,000.
Jackson Zheng no longer has the monster stack he once did, with the demise of his chip stack starting with a slew of preflop raises between Zheng and Marcel Schreiner.
It was a six-bet shove from Zheng that would see all of Schreiner's chips in the middle and when he turned over 
he was looking good to double against the 
of Zheng.
It is never that easy though, with the flop containing three diamonds and giving Schreiner a sweat for his tournament life as Zheng held a diamond and Schreiner did not.
The turn and river would end up bricking and Zheng took the massive hit to his stack, while Schreiner now sits second in chips to tablemate Tom Grigg.
Marcel Schreiner started proceedings by raising from under the gun to 3,500. Play folded around to Jeremy MacDonald who called in the big blind.
On a flop of 
, MacDonald checked and Schreiner continued with a 4,400 bet. MacDonald then re-raised to 10,500 which Schreiner called. On the turn, MacDonald decided to lead out first, with a bet of 16,000. Schreiner tanked for a minute or so, before pushing out a tower of different denomination chips valuing 51,000. MacDonald folded instantly and the pot was pushed to Schriener.
You might notice that Tom Grigg has even more chips than he had right before the break. We have the details of the hand that went well into the start of the break and ended up adding another 40,000 chips to Grigg's stack.
The action started on Grigg from under the gun and he opened the pot to 2,500. Play was then folded around to Marcel Schreiner and he three-bet to 7,000. Grigg then tank-raised to 21,200 at which point Schreiner tanked and clicked it to 39,200 with the five-bet.
Grigg again went into the the tank as a rail of players on their break and spectators alike gathered around the table. After some time Grigg announced he was all-in and before Grigg could even finish uttering the words Schreiner's cards were flung into the muck.
With the crowd of rail-birds around Grigg decided he would show his hand, tabling 
.
While the players were on their break we managed to get counts on each of the remaining players.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
The players will now be sent on a ten minute break before the last two levels of Day 2 action are played.
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