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Sergey Rybachenko's Unlucky Day: Eliminated from WSOP No-Limit Hold'em
Sergey Rybachenko started the second day with 111,900 chips. Unfortunately, his luck turned sour as he lost several big hands in a row and was eliminated from the WSOP No-Limit Hold'em tournament.
Sergey Rybachenko was at the same table as Shan Jing, the chip leader of the tournament. Shan Jing is an experienced American player known for his unconventional style and good results in small tournaments.
Despite his efforts, Sergey Rybachenko was eliminated five places before the money. His elimination marks a disappointing end to his tournament run.
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