

Luke Schwartz Challenges Phil Ivey at WPT London
Luke Schwartz, known as __FullFlush__, is considered a worthy successor to Phil Hellmuth. His boldness in live games and chat has no bounds. During the WPT London tournament, Luke found himself at the same table as Phil Ivey.
The WPT London tournament had 171 registered players. Despite the organizers' efforts, the debut English tournament saw a modest turnout. Phil Ivey and Eric Seidel were among the chip leaders returning for the second day. Phil Ivey and Eric Seidel returned to play on the second day as chip leaders, and eventually both ended up at the same table as the young talent, Luke Schwartz.
During a hand, Luke Schwartz folded his cards, showing Jc, after Phil Ivey went all-in on the river. Luke Schwartz won a huge pot from Eric Seidel with a pair of Tens. Phil Ivey left the casino after Luke Schwartz declared him out with a nut flush.
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