Raiden Kan's final hand began when Michael Kane opened under the gun for 50,000. Kan three-bet all in for 247,000 from the button and Kane opted to make the call to put Kan at risk.
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Kane:
Kan was up out of his seat as the dealer spread out a flop and started exiting the tournament area by the time a turn and a river had been dealt on the felt.
For the sixth-place finish, Kan took home $20,200.
Kane has increased lead as the five remaining players are guaranteed $25,500.
After a very slow start to the day, the ANZPT Perth Main Event is now down to four players.
It was Michael Guzzardi who found the rail in fourth place.
Guzzardi looked down at in the small blind and raised it up to 50,000. Michael Doyle moved all in from the big blind with , having Guzzardi covered, and Guzzardi called.
It was looking like it was Guzzardi's turn to double, but with a board being spread on the felt, he was eliminated with a $25,500 score.
Michael Kane was in the small blind when he opened it up to 55,000. Stephen McHugh called out of the big blind and the dealer spread out a flop. Kane led for 42,000 here and McHugh made the call. On the turn, Kane checked and McHugh moved all in. Kane opted to get out of the way and so the pot went to McHugh.
This hand was the first to go past a flop since we lost Michael Guzzardi in 5th place!
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, which was struggling against Kan's 
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flop gave Bechar a pair and flush draw, but gave Kan a set.
hit the turn to give Bechar the flush he was looking for.
river and with that, he had doubled, while Kan is now one of the short stacks.
flop and started exiting the tournament area by the time a 
turn and a 
river had been dealt on the felt.
in the small blind and raised it up to 50,000. Michael Doyle moved all in from the big blind with 
board being spread on the felt, he was eliminated with a $25,500 score.
flop. Kane led for 42,000 here and McHugh made the call. On the