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Small Sends Tran Packing
Henry Tran shoved from the cutoff seat with his last 35,000. Sean Small, in the small blind, shipped over the top and the big blind quickly folded. As soon as Tran saw Small's move, he grabbed his coat and got up. |
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Tran Survives With Rags
Walking by Table 34, we noticed Henry Tran scooping a pot after all his chips were in the middle. His had been up against Phillips' , and a board of meant Tran was still in business with around 10 big blinds. |
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Tran and Sharpe Exchange Blows
We found Scott Sharpe and Henry Tran heads up before the flop, as Sharpe contemplated Tran's reraise of his under-the-gun open. Sharpe eventually called, and the players watch fall on the flop. |
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Masek Run Over by the Tran Train; Defending Champ gone
Alex Masek, who holds the all-time WSOP Circuit ring record with six, won't be capturing his seventh here today as he was just eliminated by Henry Tran. |
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Tran Has Fun, Adds to Stack
Henry Tran defended his big blind against a late position opener who had raised to 3,500. He then checked and called another 3,500 on a flop of . Both players checked the turn, and the river brought the . |
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"How Do You Like Me Now?"
Larry Ormson has been working with a short stack for the past few hours, but you can't keep a good man down. In a recent hand, Ormson got his last 9,000 all in preflop holding the and was up against the of Henry Tran. |
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Did Tran Make the Wrong Move?
We happened upon Table 33 with approximately 14,000 already in the pot and a board reading . |
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Cohen Sends Tran to the Rail
According to Brett Schwertley, Henry Tran had three-bet an under-the-gun raiser's 2,400 open to 7,400. Louie Cohen, in the three seat and to Tran's immediate left, raised all in. |
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Tran Doubles Up to His Starting Stack
Henry Tran was heads up with 2,000 in the pot on a flop of where he called a bet of 800. The turn brought the and Tran was faced with a bet of 2,500. He made the call and as the hit the river he snap called an all-in bet of 7,950. |
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Tran Lays Down Queens
Just before the level went up, we stumbled upon a pot with around 7,500 in the middle and a board reading . Henry Tran was in the big blind and fired out a healthy bet of 5,000 only to have the player to his direct right raised to 20,000. |
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De Leon Gets Max Value & Sends Tran Packing
Just before the dinner break we watched a massive pot develop between Christian de León and Henry Tran that resulted in the latter's elimination. We caught the action with 14,000 in the pot and a board reading . |
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Action Players Collide: Minieri vs. Tran
Dario Minieri and Henry Tran are both action players, which is why we stopped by there table to watch them battle it out in a decent-sized pot. It happened when both put in 5,700 and saw a flop of . |
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Tran Gets Flushed By Balaguer
From under the gun, Henry Tran raised to 800. Paul van 't Veer and Adria Balaguer called from middle position, then Tristan Wade called from the small blind. From the, the dealer ran out the flop to get the party started. |
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Tran Doubles
From the cutoff seat, Roberto Romanello raised to 1,400. Henry Tran moved all in for 4,300 from the button, then Remy Biechel reraised to 8,600 from the small blind. Everyone folded, leaving it was Tran versus Biechel. |
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Nitsche Doubles Through Tran
Dominik Nitsche was all in for 17,825 on the flop with the . Henry Tran held the and was the player Nitsche was up against. The turn was the and river the , keeping Nitsche's jacks in front. |
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Tran Picks One Up from Defending Champ
Elio Fox raised to 1,300 from the cutoff seat, and Henry Tran called from the big blind. On the flop, Tran checked, and Fox fired 1,500. Tran called. The turn was the , and Tran checked. Fox checked behind to see the land on the river. |
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Tran Decimated in Level 7
Remember earlier when we told you that Elio Fox had amassed a big stack? Well, we're not 100% sure, but our best guess is he got them from Henry Tran, who has a lot less than he started the day with. |
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Thorel Doubles Through Tran
We're not sure of the preflop action, but we do know that both Jean-Noel Thorel and Henry Tran put in 7,000 and saw a flop of , which they both checked. |
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Tran Busts Cajelais and Barnes in Huge Early Pot
There was a loud commotion over on Table 3, and several players were standing around the table. Jean-Robert Bellande was seated at an adjacent table, but stood up to see what was going on. |
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Kuether on the Rise; Tran's Day is Done
With 2,500 in the pot and a board reading , the player in the under-the-gun position bet 700 and received a call from Joe Kuether in the cutoff. |



