Intransigence
![[user46392]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
First we saw him call a hefty bet on the river of a
board. "Flush?" he hazarded as he called, and duly his opponent flipped 
. Tran mucked, and dipped to 85,000.A few hands later and Tran raised to 800 in early position, only for Daniel van Kalkeren on the button to make it 2,100 to go. In the big blind, Rasmus Vogt turned to van Kalkeren and asked him how much he had left. The answer was 30,000, and Vogt opted to flat-call. Tran called too, and they saw a flop.
All three players checked the
flop and they proceeded to the 
turn, at which point Vogt bet out 2,750. Tran called, van Kalkeren folded, and they went heads up to the river.The river was the
and Vogt bet out 6,700. Tran made it 15,000 and after a moment's consideration Vogt tossed in the call. Tran flipped 
, playing the straight on the board - and Vogt took th pot with pocket 
.Tran made some "pfft"-type noises and dropped to 65,000; Vogt made no sound at all and moved on up to 62,000.