Milan Gurung has been eliminated in 19th place, leaving us with two tables of nine. Gurung's final hand saw him all in preflop holding 
against the 
of [Removed:480].
Gurung was out of his chair before the dealer had finished sliding out the 
board. With that, Gurung was sent packing with $4,400.
Just 18 players remain!
Fabian Criab held 
when he got all his chips in preflop against Dale Marsland's 
. Craib was at risk and would need some help, but alas, it wasn't meant to be, as a 
board dealt the fatal blow to Craib's tournament life in 20th place.
John Lane was recently all-in on the turn of a 
board. Lane held 
, but unfortunately his one opponent who had him covered, [Removed:480], held 
to see Lane sent to the rail.
Bradley Douglas is the latest player to find the rail. Douglas was eliminated in 22nd place, collecting $3,900. And then there were 21.
Emilio Triunfo is the latest player to be sent home, with his remaining chips going into Pawal Zawadowisz's stack. Triunfo's final hand saw him holding and getting it all in on a 
flop. Zawadowisz held 
and had plenty of outs to win the hand.
The 
on the turn was bad for Triunfo and the 
was no help on the river as the last remaining Italian in the field was sent home in 23rd place.
Here is the approximate chip stacks of the players at Table 19.
We have just lost our 24th-place finisher. Ivan Zalac was all-in preflop from the hijack for 75,000, while Siyu Sha was all-in for the exact same amount from the small blind. Zalac was in great shape to double, with his 
coming up against Sha's 
.
Unfortunately luck would not be on Zalac's side as a 
board gave Sha the flush to send Zalac home with $3,900 for his time.
Michael Feizpour and Colin Wilford recently rumbled in a hand that went deep into the break. It took quite some time to happen, but eventually all the chips went in preflop, with Feizpour having Wilford covered by a small amount. Below is how their cards looked.
Feizpour:
Wilford:
Wilford was already looking good to double, but that was confirmed when he hit the nut flush on the turn of a 
board.
Following this hand Feizpour had around 13,000 left, while Wilford is much healthier.
The 24 players are back from their break. Time to keep making our way to the final table of the ANZPT Perth Main Event.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
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