The final day of the 2016 Aussie Millions $5,000 Six-Max No-Limit Hold'em will begin at 2:10 p.m. local time in Melbourne.
Just 19 of 92 entries remain in the hunt for pieces of a $432,400 prize pool that will pay the top eleven. Up top sits a chunky $121,070 first-place prize and eleventh will earn $12,975.
A pair of Canadians are currently leading, including Benjamin Leblond at the top and 2014 Aussie Millions Main Event champ Ami Barer just below him.
Plus, a slew of International stars and top local grinders are still in it, including Connor Drinan, Jack Salter, Andrew Lichtenberger, Robert Spano, Jarryd Godena, and Michael Seymour.
Play will start with blinds at 1,200/2,400 with a 300 ante.
George Zisimopoulos moved all-in from the small blind and Michael Seymour made the call. Action was still pending on the other table so the players had to wait until it finished before tabling their cards.
George Zisimopoulos
Michael Seymour
The flop came giving Zisimopoulos a pair of nines, and Seymour a running flush draw with two over crds. The turn and river were no help and Michael Seymour was eliminated in 11th place, bursting the bubble.
Ami Barer raised to 20,000 under-the-gun and Jack Salter moved all-in for his last 28,000. It was folded back around to Ami Barer who made the call, tabling . Salter had .
The flop gave Barer the lead with top pair, and as the turn and river did not improve Salters hand he is headed for the cage to collect his cheque.
Stevan Chew open-shoved on the button and was called by Ami Barer in the big blind. The players both had the same hand, albeit of different suits.
Stevan Chew
Ami Barer
The flop came giving Barer a freeroll to a flush dram to win the pot outright. As if he knew his fate, Stevan Chew stood up from his chair. Ami Barer laughed and said "Good game Stevan".
The turn card came , but the river completed the flush for Barer, busting Chew in 5th place.
In a dramatic turn of events, one-time chip leader Ami Barer has just been eliminated from this event in a huge 1mil pot
Jarryd Godena limped in from the small blind, Ami Barer made it 51000, Godena moved all-in and Barer made the call. The cards were tabled...
Ami Barer
Jarryd Godena
The flop was perfect for Godena, coming giving him a set of Jacks. Barer would have to catch running straight cards, running sevens, or a runnig flush to split the pot. The turn and river did not come through for him, and Barer is now bust.
Brian Yoon shoved 209,000 over a Jarryd Godena 32,000 open and George Zisimopoulos pushed all in behind for heaps more.
Godena folded and it was Yoon's versus Zisimopoulos' . Sevens held on a board to send Yoon home third and set up a heads-up match with Zisimopoulos and Godena for the title.
Jarryd Godena raised to 60,000 from the small blind, George Zisimopoulos moved all-in from the big blind and Godena made the call.
George Zisimopoulos
Jarryd Godena
The flop came giving Godena two pair. Zisimopoulos would need to catch running sixes to win, or running deuces to chop the pot. The turn card gave him some hope for the chop, but the sealed the deal.
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giving Zisimopoulos a pair of nines, and Seymour a running flush draw with two over crds. The turn 
and river 
were no help and Michael Seymour was eliminated in 11th place, bursting the bubble.
and Kashyap was chewed up and spit out in 9th place (AU$15,135)
. They both flopped a pair on the 
flop.
turn. The 
river was no help to Pritchard and as he hit the rail eighth, the final table of seven was set.
. Salter had 
gave Barer the lead with top pair, and as the turn 
and river 
did not improve Salters hand he is headed for the cage to collect his cheque.
did not come through for him, and Barer is now bust.
board to send Yoon home third and set up a heads-up match with Zisimopoulos and Godena for the title.
giving Godena two pair. Zisimopoulos would need to catch running sixes to win, or running deuces to chop the pot. The 
sealed the deal.