The Adelaide 36ers have motored into the NBL finals after belting the Brisbane Bullets 105-82.
The Bullets are now in equal last place with the Kings after the two sides faced off in Sydney.
Brisbane ended two streaks when they upset an in-form Adelaide 36ers 95-90 in their NBL clash in Brisbane.
A last-gasp effort from Perth Wildcats has ended another heart-breaking round for the Bullets.
Cairns have kept their finals hopes alive with an 83-80 home win in the NBL's Sunshine Stoush with Queensland rivals Brisbane.
The Bullets held the Breakers to just 13 points in the first quarter and to just 76 for the match in recording their fourth win of the season.
The Bullets pushed the Breakers for most of the match but were pipped in the final spell.
Former Cairns star Travis Trice was instrumental in Brisbane's gutsy 82-74 NBL home win over the Taipans.
The Brisbane Bullets remain winless against the Illawarra Hawks this season after the Hawks smashed the Bullets 112-81 at the Brisbane Exhibition and Convention Centre on Friday night.
The basketball gods shone on the Brisbane Bullets as they bagged their second win of the NBL season at the Gold Coast on Saturday night,edging out Melbourne United by two points 87-85.
Key Brisbane Bullets recruit Travis Trice believes the Bullets can make the NBL finals in just their second season since their return to the league.