Just after Sheila Gallagher sent the last of her chips to Crystal Utley, Lisa Phillips put her last 37,000 in under the gun and was called in three spots. On the 
flop, Joshua Turner led out for 38,000 and forced his two active foes to fold.
Turner: 
Phillips: 
The dealer burned and turned a 
.
"There it is, bink," Turner said. "Never easy for me in these things..."
Brian Oberst came into Day 2 with high hopes and a hefty stack, but he spiraled down throughout the day until he just busted on a short stack. He said he got the last of it in with 
and ran into a player holding . The former chip leader still managed to cash in what he said was his first big tournament.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Charlie Dawson bet 13,000 on a board of 
in a battle of the blinds against Michael Hahn. Hahn raised to 38,000, and Dawson called. On the 
river, both players checked. Dawson showed 
and took the pot with top pair.
John McMillan shoved 51,000 in the cutoff and was called by George Lusby on the button.
Lusby: 
McMillan: 
McMillan was dominated, and the 
board gave Lusby a straight.
Players are now redrawing for the final 27 seats.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
When the tournament resumes, hand-for-hand play will begin on the money bubble.
Players are on their first 10-minute break of the day.
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