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Belmont-bred poker ace becomes familiar TV face

By Michael S. Schmidt
Globe Correspondent / December 18, 2004

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From beneath the brim of his signature green Red Sox hat, Dan Harrington stared down his last three competitors in the 2004 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. Two players had folded, and Harrington put his chips into play. After the first three cards -- the flop -- fell, Harrington moved his chips all in, a tactic that would ... (Full article: 755 words)

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