LAS VEGAS (AP) — JC Tran came to the final table of the World Series of Poker with all the indicators in his favor. He was the chip leader, he had more fame and years of experience than any of his eight competitors, and he'd dealt the blow that eliminated the 10th player back in July, when the final table of the main event was established. But as midnight neared on Monday, he had fallen behind, sliding to fifth place among the six players who remained. "The chips are shifting around. It's kind of hard to maintain the chip lead throughout," he said, rubbing his wife's extremely pregnant belly during a break. "I want it to just...
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