Luke Schwartz

Name	Luke Schwartz-Orbach
Nickname	__FullFlush1__
Nationality	British
Age	40
Socials	Instagram Twitter Hendonmob
Streams on	PokerGO
Type	Player

Luke Schwartz, a British poker player, was born in London, United Kingdom on February 15, 1984. His current live earnings total $1,767,437, and he is currently ranked 75th on the England All-Time Earnings List. Throughout his entire tournament career, he’s only ever won one Live title. and earned money from 28 different tournaments. Luke has appeared on many Poker shows including his infamous outing in the poker Premier League IV.

Luke Schwartz: Poker Career

Schwartz is best known for his online skills, particularly on Full Tilt Poker before the closure of the site, where he competed under the screen name __FullFlush1__. He began grinding in 2005, but he repeatedly went bankrupt before taking home the Sunday Million on PokerStars in 2007. Schwartz returned to the cash tables following his victory.

In the £1,000 No Limit Hold’em Main Event at the Grosvenor World Masters in 2005, Schwartz placed eighth and earned £3,900 as his first live cash.

In 2009, he finished third and earned $ 40,000 at the PartyPoker World Open V in London. This was one of his best cashes. He earned an additional $150,000 by finishing fourth at the Full Tilt Poker Million VIII, Sky Sports, that same year. In comparison to live tournaments, he has been dominating them, and he has demonstrated many excellent performances. Schwartz also took first place in the Party Poker Premier League IV, Las Vegas, and managed to make it to the Final Table. He won $200,000.

He received a check for $406,736 by placing 4th at the 43rd World Series of Poker in Las Vegas in 2012.

Since his last appearance in a live tournament in 2022, he has not continued to actively participate in any events. He last appeared at the London-based 888poker LIVE – London Festival, where he finished 10th and earned $6,326.

Conclusion

Since his last appearance, many people have been wondering where Luke Schwartz is and if he will still participate in the events, even though he has been crushing both live and online tournaments. When he returns, we’ll make sure to write more about him and add more extra information to this website.