Jay Tan opened for 60,000 from the button and Joseph Cabret defended from the big. Both players checked the flop as well as the turn, and then Tan checked the river. Cabret took the opportunity to bet 65,000, but mucked when Tan made a quick call. Tan did not show her cards after Cabret had mucked.
It is there that he'll be joined by the likes of Patrik Antonius, Mervin Chan, Jay Tan, Jarrod Glennon, Joseph Cabret and [Removed:17]. Obviously the fan favorite is Antonius, who finished Day 1c of this tournament as chip leader and never looked back. The deep runs of both Shak and Antonius prevented them, as well as Phil Ivey (30th place for AU$35,000) from playing in this year's $250,000 Challenge, which was won last night by Sam Trickett. As such, they're both hungry to make up for it by capturing the $1,600,000 first-place prize and accompanying automobile.
Other payouts include: 2nd-AU$1,000,000; 3rd-AU$600,000; 4th-AU$400,000; 5th-AU$290,000; and 6th-AU$220,000.
In addition, Tan is trying to best her boyfriend "Hong Kong" Kenny Wong's runner-up finish in last year's Aussie Millions Main Event, and Cabret is representing the local Melbourne contingent, so you might say he has home-field advantage.
Here's a look at how the final table stacks up:
2013 Aussie Millions Final Table
Seat
Player
Chips
1
Jarrod Glennon
3,600,000
2
Patrik Antonius
3,345,000
3
Dan Shak
3,775,000
4
Jay Tan
1,220,000
5
[Removed:17]
1,450,000
6
Joseph Cabret
2,655,000
7
Mervin Chan
2,910,000
Play will resume on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. local time, which is about an hour from now. Who will walk away with the title of Aussie Millions Main Event Champion? We'll find out soon.
flop as well as the 
turn, and then Tan checked the 
river. Cabret took the opportunity to bet 65,000, but mucked when Tan made a quick call. Tan did not show her cards after Cabret had mucked.
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