APAT Asks The Question #2

[AJDUK]

Not going to happen so not going to think about it.

You ever work for a credit card company Leigh? Enticing people to spend money they haven"t got is an integral part of their business model too

[SirPercival]

I originally said it would be a mix of 1, 2 and 3. This was on the basis I already do 5 and very occasionally 4.

So my correct answer is a bit if all 5.

[mylesfdo]

Mix of all of them but if pushed for answer would be 3 cos love travelling and seeing new places

[monkeyman]

I"d want to spend as much as possible on buy ins and as little as possible on travel. My order of preference for the British tours would be Genting, GUKPT, UKIPT then I"d also chuck in a few extras like the Amsterdam Masters Classic and Irish Open. Whatever I had left after that would be spent on strippers and beer in Vegas. Do they play poker there?

[duke3016]

6

[AAroddersAA]

Do I have a time limit (given that I can play the deepstackfor 10 years maybe not) and can I spend it on expenses as well as buyins? This would be very important for most people in choosing what to actually do. I may go for D if I can just play online except for live finals.

[pokerpops]

Ask me at the end of September

[deanp27]

Probably play most of the events around home but would probably play the WSOP main as well.

[Zozzy]

I have voted for option 3: Play the tours in the UK and Ireland
My thinking is to take one step at a time. It is a natural progression from Apat Tournaments to play GUKPT, GPS etc.
I have had a taste of these events recently and found the standard of play surprisingly quite mediocre for the most part. Any thinking player who is willing to study the game can go deep in these Tournaments, and then using this learning curve can progress again to the Majors like EPT , WPT.
I wouldn"t feel comfortable jumping straight into EPT or WPT or Aussie Millions without playing the bigger home based tournaments first.
I wouldn"t want to enter a mega tourney full of top professional players just to say I"ve played it, I want to enter every tournament feeling confident that I can reach the final table without feeling overawed (is that a word?   )