Linh Tran is a Vietnamese professional poker player and a major titleholder known for his dominant presence on the Asian circuit, widely recognized as one of the most successful figures in the Asian Poker Tour (APT) and World Poker Tour (WPT) scenes.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Linh Tran has career total earnings of $1,357,557. His career reached a new peak in February 2026 at the World Poker Tour – WPT Cambodia held at NagaWorld in Phnom Penh. Tran secured a massive victory in the $5,000 High Roller event, taking home a top prize of $91,226. He followed this with a deep run in the WPT Cambodia Championship (Main Event), finishing in 19th place for $14,700.
His historic resume includes a landmark victory at the Asian Poker Tour – APT Asian Series Cambodia, where he won the Main Event for $26,130. Other significant results include a runner-up finish at the Asia Pacific Poker Tour – APPT Manila National event for PHP 2,586,500 (∼$50,733) and a first-place finish in the APT Manila Championships High Roller for PHP 1,959,800 (∼$37,477). He also holds a runner-up ring from the WSOP International Circuit – WSOPC Sydney Monster Stack, which earned him A$63,903 (∼$45,869).

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Vietnam and currently residing in Toronto, Tran has established himself as a legendary figure in his home country’s poker history. He is a mainstay in the top 10 of the Vietnam All Time Money List, showcasing over a decade of high-level performance. Tran transitioned from regional events to becoming a global regular, frequently competing in major festivals across Cambodia, the Philippines, South Korea, and Australia. His longevity and frequent titles on the APT and APPT have made him a respected veteran of the Asian poker boom.
Play Style & Strategy
Tran is known for a highly disciplined and resilient tournament strategy, often described as a clinical closer when reaching final tables. His victory in the WPT Cambodia 5K High Roller demonstrated his expert ability to navigate elite, small-field environments against top international professionals. He is particularly adept at applying ICM pressure and maintaining composure during long heads-up battles. Whether grinding through massive fields in WPT Prime events or outmaneuvering specialists in high-stakes side events, his adaptability remains his greatest strength.


















