Hand #81: James Park raised to 48,000, and Eddie Blumenthal made the call from the big blind. Both players checked the flop, and an turned. Again, both players checked. The river was the , and Blumenthal came out with 69,000, which Park called. Blumenthal's was good for top two pair, and he took the pot.
Hand #82: Shawn Silber called under the gun, and Park bumped it to 75,000. Silber called. The flop came , and Silber checked to the raiser. Park bet the pot, 186,000. Silber folded.
Hand #83: Josh Pollock raised to 50,000 and everyone else folded.
Hand #84: Pollock again raised to 50,000, and this time found a caller in Silber, the small blind. Silber checked the flop, and he folded to a 55,000 bet from Pollock.
Hand #85: Noah Schwartz raised to 55,000 and nobody called him.
Hand #86: Shawn Silber raised to 55,000 from the cutoff and took down the blinds.
Hand #87: A raise took down the pot.
Hand #88: Silber raised to 55,000, and Eddie Blumenthal called from the big blind. A resulted in two checks. A hit the turn, and Blumenthal checked. Silber bet 80,000 and took the pot.
Hand #89: Josh Pollock raised to 50,000, and Eddie Blumenthal and Noah Schwartz called from the blinds. The flop came , and everyone checked. A turned, and Blumenthal bet 93,000. Schwartz slid out two stacks of chips and a baby stack on top: 281,000. Pollock folded. After a long tank, Blumenthal called. A fell on the river, and Blumenthal checked, and Schwartz fired a final bullet of 200,000. Blumenthal folded, and Schwartz scooped the large pot.
Hand #90: Noah Schwartz opened for 65,000 from the small blind and Shawn Silber folded from the big.
Hand #91: Eddie Blumenthal raised the pot to 84,000 from the cutoff only to have Noah Schwartz reraise to 250,000 from the button. Blumenthal made the call and then moved all in on the flop. Schwartz made a quick call and the hands were tabled.
Blumenthal:
Schwartz:
Schwartz was well out in front with his pair of aces; in fact, after the dealer burned and turned the , Blumenthal needed a ten on the river to survive. Unfortunately for the Wisconsinite, it wasn't in the cards as the blanked. This marked the second seventh-place finish for Blumenthal at the 2013 WSOP, the other coming in the $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. event.
Hand #92: Noah Schwartz and Shawn Silber checked a flop, and the turn was . Schwartz bet 65,000, and Silber called. The river was , and both players checked. Schwartz showed to take the pot.
Hand #93: Josh Pollock raised to 50,000. He took the pot.
Hand #94: James Park raised to 50,000 from the button, and Pollock called from the big blind. The flop came , and both players checked. A put trips on the board, and two more checks resulted. The river was a , and Pollock bet out 50,000. Park called. Pollock's in the hole was good.
Hand #95: Eric Shanks raised to 50,000 from the button, and Pollock made it 162,000 from the small blind. Shanks repotted to go all in, and Pollock called.
Shanks:
Pollock:
A flop of gave Pollock hope despite being far behind preflop. A turn gave him a flush, and a river finished out the board.
Hand #96: Josh Pollock raised the button to 50,000 and Shawn Silber called from the big blind. Both players checked the flop, the turned and both players checked for a second time. The river saw Silber bet 70,000 and Pollock called. Silber tabled the for an ace-high flush and it was good.
Hand #97: Josh Pollock raised to 50,000 and Noah Schwartz called from the button. The blinds folded, the flop fell and both players checked. The turn saw both players check for a second time, and Pollock ended up check-folding to a bet of 125,000 on the river.
Hand #98: Shawn Silber limped from the button, James Park checked his option from the big and the flop fell . Park checked and then folded when Silber bet 57,000.
Hand #99: Shawn Silber raised from the cutoff and took down the blinds.
Hand #100: Noah Schwartz limped from the small blind and Shawn Silber checked his option from the big. Silber then called a bet of 26,000 on the flop and the turned. Schwartz fired out 80,000, Silber called and the completed the board on the river. This time Schwartz slowed down with a check and Silber did the same. Silber tabled for a straight and it was good as Schwartz sent his cards to the muck.
Hand #101: James Park raised to 50,000 under the gun. Noah Schwartz called from the button, as did KT Park in the big blind. The flop came , and KT checked. James bet 110,000, and Schwartz and KT folded.
Hand #102: Schwartz raised to 60,000 from the cutoff, and Shawn Silber three-bet to 175,000. The blinds got out of the way, and Schwartz did so as well.
Hand #103: Noah Schwartz raised to 75,000. Nobody called him.
Hand #104: Schwartz raised to 120,000 after a couple of limps, and Shawn Silber and Josh Pollock called him. Pollock checked the flop, and Schwartz potted it. His opponents folded immediately, and Schwartz showed a wrap with a flush draw.
Hand #105: James Park raised to 60,000, and Schwartz and Silber called from the blinds. Everyone checked the flop. A turn brought out a 75,000 bet from Schwartz, and two folds from his opponent.
Hand #106: Noah Schwartz raised to 65,000 from the button and KT Park potted from the big blind. Schwartz repotted and Park got in for a total of 220,000.
Park:
Schwartz:
Park was well out in front and stayed there as the board ran out .
Hand #107: Josh Pollock opened for 60,000 and James Park called from the big blind. James checked the flop, as did Pollock, and the dealer burned and turned the . James bet 50,000 and Pollock folded.
Hand #108: Shawn Silber raised to 60,000 and took down the blinds.
Hand #109: Shawn Silber raised to 60,000 under the gun and took down the blinds.
Hand #110: James Park raised to 60,000 and Shawn Silber defended from the big blind. Silber checked the flop and then called when James bet 60,000. The turn saw Silber led out for 125,000, James called and then both players checked the river. Silber showed for two pair and won the pot.
flop, and an 
turned. Again, both players checked. The river was the 
, and Blumenthal came out with 69,000, which Park called. Blumenthal's 
was good for top two pair, and he took the pot.
, and Silber checked to the raiser. Park bet the pot, 186,000. Silber folded.
flop, and he folded to a 55,000 bet from Pollock.
resulted in two checks. A 
, and everyone checked. A 
turned, and Blumenthal bet 93,000. Schwartz slid out two stacks of chips and a baby stack on top: 281,000. Pollock folded. After a long tank, Blumenthal called. A 
fell on the river, and Blumenthal checked, and Schwartz fired a final bullet of 200,000. Blumenthal folded, and Schwartz scooped the large pot.
flop. Schwartz made a quick call and the hands were tabled.
, Blumenthal needed a ten on the river to survive. Unfortunately for the Wisconsinite, it wasn't in the cards as the 
blanked. This marked the second seventh-place finish for Blumenthal at the 2013 WSOP, the other coming in the $1,500 H.O.R.S.E. event.
flop, and the turn was 
. Schwartz bet 65,000, and Silber called. The river was 
to take the pot.
, and both players checked. A 
, and Pollock bet out 50,000. Park called. Pollock's 
gave Pollock hope despite being far behind preflop. A 
flop, the 
turned and both players checked for a second time. The 
turn saw both players check for a second time, and Pollock ended up check-folding to a bet of 125,000 on the 
