Who are the 'oldest' APAT Members on the forum??

[pables]

4856 pour moi

My first APAT was WCOAP 2009 at DTD where Paul Pitchford tried to do the double, I played the HORSE where I had my first meeting with Colin O"Prey and JP Round, I played the omaha and was destroyed fairly quickly and I played the main event and was knocked out by the Norwegian who final tabled.

The year of Charles Mason win and Ant Williams regretted fold  

I love the APAT just wish I could play more and play better

Great people!

[deanp27]

number 36 - always played pretty terrible in APAT events though and only made my first day 2 in the last one i played. Struggling to remember my first event but do remember driving 4+ hours to Cardiff to be first out after about 22 minutes of level 1.

[APAThetic]

number 36 - always played pretty terrible in APAT events though and only made my first day 2 in the last one i played. Struggling to remember my first event but do remember driving 4+ hours to Cardiff to be first out after about 22 minutes of level 1.

You"d better change your signature to "looking forwards to (something else)" now then

[Mikeyboy9361]

356, first APAT, was a regional in Manchester, and was my first time in a UK casino. Was great fun, I remember Stu, Wayne, Steve Coope, and Marcin being there, along with Tony, who had only one leg. Me and Tony got down to the final 3, and had some good craic.
My first national was in Coventry and I was nearly two hours late due to horrendous traffic, Kinboshi and Carl Lybert were on my table, and I shoved three times in a row at one point, Carl finally doubling me up!

[wizzlet]

856, first event was Luton in Season 1. Only 18 posts since then...

[Kronsdat]

4016

Remembering my first live APAT tournament is an easy one, as it was the first time I had ever played live poker.  It was Bolton in 2009 and I made every newbie mistake you can - I was warned for lifting my cards off the table, string betting etc - you name it, I did it.

BUT, amazingly, I not only made the final table (with Tony Trippier and Andy Duncan amongst others) but I came second!  Obviously I was hooked and I"ve greatly enjoyed the craic at APAT events ever since.

The next event I played was the team event in Manchester where I played for Raise the River and came 12th.  At one point, well into the evening on the first day, I was back to back with Ant Williams who was on the same team.  I said to him "I"ve only played 5 hands all day.  How many for you?"  "Four", he replied.  I"ve loosened up a bit since then (I"ll have to reflect on whether this is a good thing).

Subsequent highlights have been captaining the Edgworth Cricket Club team to victory in the pub poker championships and playing for Ireland in the Home Internationals. 

Undoubtedly the thing that has made APAT for me is the spirit in which the vast majority of folk in our community play the game.  Ethos is everything.

[s4ooter]

Says 1058?  That cant be right.

First event was Worlds few years back, chipped up early on and then got moved to a table with Dave Howard.

Was going well until 5 mins from end of the day when i got AKss in vs KJo for almost double average for day 2.  Sadly i dont fade, even flopping the FD....sigh

Good Craic, but horrible drive home

[Sef]

8019

My first APAT tournament was the Scottish leg of, I think, season 4 and I instantly loved APAT events. From then I have travelled to a few more, won a gold medal and had the pleasure of helping Team Scotland win the online league both as a minion and captain. We are looking forward to a new online league. I have also met lots of great people who have put up with me at my best and worst (otherwise known as sobre and very very drunk!) and made some wonderful new friends from all over the UK, Ireland and beyond.

Looking forward to many more seasons and getting back to being more involved.

[GiMac]

Apparently I am 103, I"m getting to be a right old fecker.  

First APAT was Season 1 Game 2 not sure where it was tbh and been to so many since with a myriad of highs and highs!!!