Darren Kramer entered the button with a raise to 180,000 only to have Justin Cohen move all in for roughly 2,900,000. Once Martin Drewe passed in the big blind, Kramer instantly made the call.
Cohen:
Kramer:
WIth Kramer in great shape to double for his 2,600,000, the flop kept him in the lead as the - oh so close - landed on the turn.
Two cards in the deck for Kramer to fade, and the wasn't one of them as he collected the double to 5,310,000 while Cohen was left with just 400,000 in chips.
From the button, Nik Lackovic shipped his last 780,000 and Martin Drewe made the call from the big blind.
Lackovic:
Drewe:
The flop of kept Drewe in the lead as the landed on the turn to give Lackovic a gutshot straight draw to go along with his ten.
Unfortunately for the Western Australian, the on the river would end his tournament in fourth place for a handy AUD$65,220 as Drewe climbs to 4,400,000 in chips.
Martin Drewe entered the pot from the button with a raise to 160,000 only to have Vito Dalessandri three-bet shove for 550,000.
Drewe ummed and ahhed for a few moments before making the call holding his to be in a race against Dalessandri's .
The window of the put a virtual seal on the pot for Dalessandri as the remainder of the flop filled out . The on the turn gave both players a sweat only to see the roll off on the river to ensure Dalessandri the double to 1,200,000 as Drewe slipped 2,750,000 in chips.
Martin Drewe min-raised from late position with Antoine Bechara on the button. Bechara moved his remaining 500,000 into the pot, putting his tournament life on risk! An elmination could occur for the first time in aeons!
Drewe:
Bechara:
The board ran out and after just shy of three hours playing 6-handed an elimination has taken place. Bechara sent home in 6th place, taking home AUD$42,220.
Raise, raise, raise. Fold, fold, fold. We wish we could post some interesting occurances, but truth be told there is no one player dominating the taable, just players sharing around blinds and antes!
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flop kept him in the lead as the - oh so close - 
landed on the turn.
wasn't one of them as he collected the double to 5,310,000 while Cohen was left with just 400,000 in chips.
landed on the turn to give Lackovic a gutshot straight draw to go along with his ten.
on the river would end his tournament in fourth place for a handy AUD$65,220 as Drewe climbs to 4,400,000 in chips.
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put a virtual seal on the pot for Dalessandri as the remainder of the flop filled out 
. The 
roll off on the river to ensure Dalessandri the double to 1,200,000 as Drewe slipped 2,750,000 in chips.
