Chau-Giang Nguyen

Anthony Paul Johnson Jr., 32, formerly of Westminster; Giang Thuy Nguyen, 33, formerly of Fountain Valley; Truc Ngoc Tran, 31, of Santa Ana; and Tam Hung Nguyen, 33, formerly of Riverside, are accused of murdering fellow gang member Viet Nguyen, 18, after he abandoned the four men Feb. 24, 1995, during a home-invasion robbery in Huntington Beach.Three members of a Vietnamese street gang will be arraigned Friday morning in Santa Ana for an execution-style retaliation murder of a gang associate...Read Full Story

Born on July 2, 1955 in Vietnam, Chau Giang fled to the United States in the late 1970s. After landing in Florida, he moved to Colorado where he worked as a chef. It was during his stint in the Centennial State that he picked up poker, and soon after learning the game he moved to Las Vegas to play full-time. Giang is especially proficient at Omaha Eight-or-Better, but he excels at all forms of the game. Legend has it that in his first year as a professional player he made over $100K, which is...Read Full Story

Born on July 2, 1955 in Vietnam, Chau Giang fled to the United States in the late 1970s. After landing in Florida, he moved to Colorado where he worked as a chef. It was during his stint in the Centennial State that he picked up poker, and soon after learning the game he moved to Las Vegas to play full-time. Giang is especially proficient at Omaha Eight-or-Better, but he excels at all forms of the gameRead Full Story

Chau Giang saw me there. Chau sees everything. “Michael, did you have a good time last night?” I nodded and asked him the same question, aware that I was able to lurk in the shadows for free in the name of investigative journalism, while he paid $25,000 to attend.  “I had a great time,” he said. Post from: Poker Blog from Full Tilt Poker by Michael Craig #1021 – 2010 WSOP #2 – Seen and Heard at the World Series #2 – WSOP Fight Club, Part II – Your Friendly Neighborhood Fight ClubRead Full Story

The Asian Poker Tour (APT) Macau Festival wrapped up on Monday with 18 year old Zhang Dan Peng winning the Main Event for HKD $1.68 million (US $215,000). But the biggest story surrounding the series was the side action that developed after some of the big-name pros busted out of the tournament and created one of the largest cash games Macau has ever seen. The nosebleed game at Starworld’s Poker King Club , which has been taking place regularly for more than a year, mostly consists of...Read Full Story