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Well done Des ,only problem i have is the divisional manager type people.What do they know about poker.?
Quote from: jacklevel06 on December 27, 2008, 22:07:44 PMWell done Des ,only problem i have is the divisional manager type people.What do they know about poker.?Good point Micky, I was going to raise that issue as well.....
Wot no regional live qualifiers? :"(
As everyone will know, there is a great deal of caution evident in UK business at the moment and as a result, marketing spend at every level is being examined extremely closely.APAT have been in negotiations with Blue Square for several months on the make up of Season Three and as a result of developments in the last couple of weeks, we have taken the decision to put two significant APAT initiatives on hold for for the new season.Included within this was the National Qualifying series, which was set to replace the Regional Championship in Season Two. So, effectively the local level £20 events will disappear for Season Three, effectively a victim of the credit crunch.APAT has had many approaches from competitors to Blue Square, who would have welcomed the opportunity to take up this sponsorship. However, we have an outstanding partner in Blue Square and we felt it was very much in APAT members interests that we took a long term view, taking current market conditions into account, when finalising our partner base for Season Three.So, I"m pleased to confirm Blue Square as APAT's headline sponsor in Season Three. They have cut their marketing spend back significantly elsewhere so it is a real sign of the determination on both sides to continue on from Season Two.With the exception of the National Qualifying series, I believe that Season Three is a significant step forward on Season Two and I hope you all enjoy it.
Looks like I wont be able to compete in much if any of APAT season 3, with the online games now being on Saturday and Sunday evenings.A possible error by APAT, unless I am missing something for the initial quick read
Online National Teams - how do you decide what "club" you represent, is this set by location or can you choose your own ?
Quote from: monkeyman on December 27, 2008, 22:10:43 PMWot no regional live qualifiers? :"(Covered by Des......Quote from: APAT on December 27, 2008, 21:40:33 PMAs everyone will know, there is a great deal of caution evident in UK business at the moment and as a result, marketing spend at every level is being examined extremely closely.Yep, point taken, but with no regionals and an online buy-in above my usual limits, unfortunately, I currently struggling to see where my APAT involvement will be is season 3. Oh dear.APAT have been in negotiations with Blue Square for several months on the make up of Season Three and as a result of developments in the last couple of weeks, we have taken the decision to put two significant APAT initiatives on hold for for the new season.Included within this was the National Qualifying series, which was set to replace the Regional Championship in Season Two. So, effectively the local level £20 events will disappear for Season Three, effectively a victim of the credit crunch.APAT has had many approaches from competitors to Blue Square, who would have welcomed the opportunity to take up this sponsorship. However, we have an outstanding partner in Blue Square and we felt it was very much in APAT members interests that we took a long term view, taking current market conditions into account, when finalising our partner base for Season Three.So, I"m pleased to confirm Blue Square as APAT's headline sponsor in Season Three. They have cut their marketing spend back significantly elsewhere so it is a real sign of the determination on both sides to continue on from Season Two.With the exception of the National Qualifying series, I believe that Season Three is a significant step forward on Season Two and I hope you all enjoy it.Unfortunately, I don"t think there was much choice.....
As everyone will know, there is a great deal of caution evident in UK business at the moment and as a result, marketing spend at every level is being examined extremely closely.Yep, point taken, but with no regionals and an online buy-in above my usual limits, unfortunately, I currently struggling to see where my APAT involvement will be is season 3. Oh dear.APAT have been in negotiations with Blue Square for several months on the make up of Season Three and as a result of developments in the last couple of weeks, we have taken the decision to put two significant APAT initiatives on hold for for the new season.Included within this was the National Qualifying series, which was set to replace the Regional Championship in Season Two. So, effectively the local level £20 events will disappear for Season Three, effectively a victim of the credit crunch.APAT has had many approaches from competitors to Blue Square, who would have welcomed the opportunity to take up this sponsorship. However, we have an outstanding partner in Blue Square and we felt it was very much in APAT members interests that we took a long term view, taking current market conditions into account, when finalising our partner base for Season Three.So, I"m pleased to confirm Blue Square as APAT's headline sponsor in Season Three. They have cut their marketing spend back significantly elsewhere so it is a real sign of the determination on both sides to continue on from Season Two.With the exception of the National Qualifying series, I believe that Season Three is a significant step forward on Season Two and I hope you all enjoy it.
disapointed !!!! no live regionals as really enjoyed that part of season 2.... except the national events.... everything else online only way to qualify for nationals as such. online with BSq... cant see there being many available for straight buy in. IMHO
Quote from: HaworthBantam on December 27, 2008, 22:14:45 PMQuote from: monkeyman on December 27, 2008, 22:10:43 PMWot no regional live qualifiers? :"(Covered by Des......Quote from: APAT on December 27, 2008, 21:40:33 PMAs everyone will know, there is a great deal of caution evident in UK business at the moment and as a result, marketing spend at every level is being examined extremely closely.Yep, point taken, but with no regionals and an online buy-in above my usual limits, unfortunately, I currently struggling to see where my APAT involvement will be is season 3. Oh dear.APAT have been in negotiations with Blue Square for several months on the make up of Season Three and as a result of developments in the last couple of weeks, we have taken the decision to put two significant APAT initiatives on hold for for the new season.Included within this was the National Qualifying series, which was set to replace the Regional Championship in Season Two. So, effectively the local level £20 events will disappear for Season Three, effectively a victim of the credit crunch.APAT has had many approaches from competitors to Blue Square, who would have welcomed the opportunity to take up this sponsorship. However, we have an outstanding partner in Blue Square and we felt it was very much in APAT members interests that we took a long term view, taking current market conditions into account, when finalising our partner base for Season Three.So, I"m pleased to confirm Blue Square as APAT's headline sponsor in Season Three. They have cut their marketing spend back significantly elsewhere so it is a real sign of the determination on both sides to continue on from Season Two.With the exception of the National Qualifying series, I believe that Season Three is a significant step forward on Season Two and I hope you all enjoy it.Unfortunately, I don"t think there was much choice.....No regionals and an online buy-in of $82.50? Looks like my season three involvement will be limited at best. Oh dear
