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The tabled folded around to Bryan Pellegrino in the small blind who put out a minimum raise to 120,000, then Noah Schwartz pushed all in for around 1 million from the big blind and Pellegrino quickly called.
On the first hand back from the break, Noah Schwartz earned a double-up through Bryan Pellegrino. The hand saw Schwartz all in and at risk from the small blind with and Pellegrino playing from the button with .
Andrea Dato moved all in from the hijack seat for 760,000, and Bryan Pellegrino called all in from the small blind for 640,000. Noah Schwartz made the call from the big blind to put them both at risk.
Noah Schwartz raised to 105,000 from middle position and it folded to Jonathan Jaffe on the button who called the raise.
Jonathan Jaffe raised to 100,000 in early position, Noah Schwartz moved all in for 540,000 on the button, and Jay Farber called in the small blind. Not knowing Jaffe raised, Farber exposed when Robert Damelian surrendered his big blind.
As Bruno Kawauti was celebrating on an adjacent table, Noah Schwartz had raised to 110,000 in middle position.
After 239 players began, the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event has been cut down to just 68 players after the conclusion of Day 5.
Age Spets moved all in for 185,000 from early position, Noah Schwartz called on the button, and Jason Mann called in the big blind. Schwartz and Mann both checked on a flop of , and the turn was the .
From middle position, Noah Schwartz raised to 85,000. Nick Schwarmann made the call from the big blind, and the flop came down . Schwarmann checked, Schwartz bet 95,000, and Schwarmann called.
Noah Schwartz opened to 65,000 in the hijack and Sam Abueid three-bet all in for 620,000 from the cutoff. Action folded back to Schwartz who went into the tank for a little while before he called with .
Noah Schwartz opened to to 65,000 from early position and Matthew Elsarelli three-bet shoved from the next seat over for abut 275,000. Action folded back to Schwartz who called.
Sebastian Gohr bet 155,000 on the flop, and Noah Schwartz folded before Robert Sichelstiel made the call to see the land on the turn. Gohr checked, and Sichelstiel checked behind. The river was the , and Gohr fired 450,000.
Anthony Forsyth-Forrest opened to 45,000 from early position and Noah Schwartz three-bet to 107,000 on the button. Forsyth-Forrest four-bet to 220,000, resulting in Schwartz five-bet shoving.
Noah Schwartz, in the small blind, checked to Ashley Mason on the button with the board reading . Mason bet 45,000, and Schwartz came back with a raise to 108,000.
Noah Schwartz has been running well throughout Day 5 of the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event.
The action started with Noah Schwartz opening to 37,000 from under the gun. Ami Alibay made the call from the button, as did Ashley Mason from the big blind. The flop came down , and Mason checked.
Sebastian Gohr raised to 32,000 after action folded to his button, and Noah Schwartz asked for a count of his chips after the small blind folded. He announced all in, and Gohr beat him into the pot.
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