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We have only caught Bart Luyckx in two hands so far today with the Belgium player losing both - not that we're bad luck or anything...
Luyckx will have to reenter if he wants to make some waves in the Main Event, as the second hand we caught him involved in saw him hit the rail, with China's Zhongcai Peng the man to send him there.
We picked up the action on a flop of 
with 2,000 in bets, blinds and antes in the pot, just as Peng led out for an enticing bet of 600. Luyckx wanted to play for more and moved all-in for 5,000 in total, sending Peng into the tank, where he remained for several minutes. Eventually, a decision was reached and Peng threw in the calling chips.
"How do you take so long to call there with ace king?" asked a perplexed Luyckx after Peng revealed his 
, with Luyckx rolling over 
.
Peng did not reply and the rest of the board ran out 
and 
respectively to bring Luyckx's first Main Event attempt to an end, while Peng stacked up to 51,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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51,000 | |
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Busted | |
and Morales flicked a yellow 1k chip off the top of his stack for a 1,000 continuation bet, which his opponent called.
turn was the last card dealt in the hand, with a 2,000-chip second barrel from Morales enough to take down the pot and see Morales climb up to 33,000.
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, with Luyckx continuation betting close to half-pot.
, and this saw Luyckx fire a third barrel, this time for 2,500. Li ummed and ahhed over the call, but eventually made it. Luyckx rolled over 
and was rather surprised to see Li roll over 
