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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #585 on: April 19, 2010, 14:18:07 PM »

Thanks to Des and the team and all at Vic for a great weekend.

Congrats to John on his win.

Nice to put faces to a few of the names on the forum, at least I know who I"m donking my chips off to now  ;D



Well done on the razz Steve
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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #586 on: April 19, 2010, 14:19:11 PM »

1st Steve Marskell £300+ APAT Pro Event seat
2nd Alex Gardiner £220
3rd Claire MacGregor £140
4th Jean-Micheal Ballocchi £80
5th David Llewellyn £60
6th JP Round
7th Steve Redfern



Congratz Steve, VWP..... told you it was nothing to do with any "lucky seat"!  

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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #587 on: April 19, 2010, 14:32:00 PM »
Well done Steve nice result sound man :)
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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #588 on: April 19, 2010, 15:16:39 PM »


Ok so lets wrap this up

Well done to all players who cashed today and commiserations to those that didn"t but a great time had by all no doubt.

The Razz was wrapped up by 1030pm and congratulations to Steve Marskell for winning the Razz side event!

Claire McGregor exited in 3rd place for £140 when getting it all in and finishing with 10 low to Steve Marskell"s 7 low.

And Steve beat Alex Gardiner with 8 (8752A) low to Alex"s 10 low (10752A).

So Steve Marskell wins £300 and a Pro Event Seat worth £250, very well done

Finishing positions and money as follows;

1st Steve Marskell £300+ APAT Pro Event seat
2nd Alex Gardiner £220
3rd Claire MacGregor £140
4th Jean-Micheal Ballocchi £80
5th David Llewellyn £60
6th JP Round
7th Steve Redfern

Congratulations to all.

Bed time  :D





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WP Steve glad you used my chips wisely when we had almost the same Low, thought I was well beat!

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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #589 on: April 19, 2010, 16:02:15 PM »
I"d like to say a big thank you to all the dealers and organisers of the events!  I had a great weekend.

I was a bit gutted not to win the razz in the end after playing for 8 hours, but well done to Steve who played solidly throughout the final table.  Maybe I played that last hand a bit too aggressively drawing to the 7?!

All the best in the Aberdeen tournament Steve!

Looking forward to my next APAT...

Cheers,
Alex

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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #590 on: April 19, 2010, 16:18:22 PM »
hey guys,
             just wanted to say how much I enjoyed my weekend playing in my first ever live APAT event, I was made to feel most welcome and for that Im very greatfull.

Its by far the biggest tourney iv played in and the fact i managed to make it to the final table made the long trip down from Scotland worth every hour.

I hope to see all the new people iv met over the last 2 days make the journey up to my part of the country for the scottish champs.

take care all..........
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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #591 on: April 19, 2010, 16:22:43 PM »

Well done Steve nice result sound man :)


+1 couldn"t wish for a nicer bloke to win a tourney. See you soon m8

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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #592 on: April 19, 2010, 16:30:41 PM »
Many congratulations to John Murray. I told you in Swansea to stick with it, and it would happen.  You"re too good a player not to win one.  Really pleased for you.

Another great event as always. Its always good to catch up and have a chat with so many people. Had lots of fun at the tables as well. Anuerin talking his opponents into doing what he wanted them to do was so funny. Thought Alan Lake was going to win this, as he was bullying the tables relentlessly Day 2. We have a different philosophy on Poker. I"m trying to find a way to fold, and he is trying to find a way to call!  Good fun.

For my own tournament, i just need to win the coinflips.  Ended up racing 5 times, which is a lot for me, and only won 2.
Stated Day 2 with an average stack of 71K, but found myself down to 38K pretty quickly.  20 mins later, and a couple of double ups with  qs qh vs ah jh and  ks qs on a  kd jd 4s board vs  6h 6s and im sitting with 250K and near chip leader,when the following hand happens.
Folds round to myself in the SB and i have  5h 5s  I have Perry (Harry Potter) in the BB with about 110K. Blinds are i think 3/6K and i make it approx 25K.   Perry now pushes all in for 110K.   He has been playing a wide range of hands, so i"m pretty sure that im going to be racing here.  If i call and lose the pot, i"ll be back down to 135K which will be about average with 13 left.  If i call and win, then i have 375K and a great chance to go really deep on the FT.  If i fold, then it sends out the wrong signals and looks weak.  I decide to take my shot. He flips   ad1 th and hits a full house.  Ah well.
My exit hand in 8th may look a bit odd but here are my thoughts. Its early in the FT, and we have lost 1 player. I have about 130K, blinds are 5/10K. There are 3 big stacks on the table. John, Alan and Perry. Prize money is flat from 8th to 4th (£600), and rises to £1200 at 3rd.   Alan raises up from MP to 30K, and it folds to me in the BB.  I have  6c 8c. I put Alan on a wide range of hands here (you only had to have been sitting at one of his tables over the weekend to see).  He has made some big calls earlier with marginal hands, but i think if i shove here, it makes it a tough decision for him, and i can improve my chip count by 25%.  If he does call, then 86s doesnt play too badly against 2 overs(unless he has a pair, which i dont put him on). I decide to shove, and after a dwell he does decide to call, showing A 10.  Alans hand holds up, and im out.    I dont have to make that play there, but i"m trying to win the tournament, and thought it was a good time to make a move.

Due to work, i"m unable to make it to Austria, but should be ok for Aberdeen. Hope to see you all there.

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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #593 on: April 19, 2010, 16:39:12 PM »
Well done barrie,,thought u played well both days mate,,,u went a little quiet on the final table,,no hands i guess !!! Although i dont say much when im playing,you were good entertainment at the table.See you at the next one.

Also well done darren,,,2 events,2 final tables,,,hats off m8

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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #594 on: April 19, 2010, 16:45:50 PM »
Another fun weekend at the APAT, thanks to all APAT staff and The Vic poker room who were professional as ever. Well done to Bernard, John and Steve. Looking forward to the next one.


PS: playing a short stack in Razz is even more frustrating than in Hold'em!
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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #595 on: April 19, 2010, 16:46:58 PM »



Aneurin talking his opponents into doing what he wanted them to do was so funny.



you know what, your head shaking when I persuaded the guy to check with my 66 ranks as one of the funnier moments of the weekend for me as well!!!  ;D
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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #596 on: April 19, 2010, 17:06:04 PM »

Well done barrie,,thought u played well both days mate,,,u went a little quiet on the final table,,no hands i guess !!! Although i dont say much when im playing,you were good entertainment at the table.See you at the next one.

Also well done darren,,,2 events,2 final tables,,,hats off m8

your spot on there mate, went completly card dead on the final table, and when I did wake up with a good hand everyone folded, high blinds were no good for my shortish stack. Just had to try and grind it,thats just the way i goes sometime eh,

plus I should have kept the beer flowing, think it help me on the first day. lol
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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #597 on: April 19, 2010, 17:39:57 PM »

I think we can safely say Kitty Lea has vastly increased her poker knowledge having been sat next to you for quite a few hours on Saturday.

I"m sure she is destined for poker stardom now.   ;D


His encouragement when he was telling her what to bet was pure comedy.....

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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #598 on: April 19, 2010, 17:53:22 PM »


Well done john great result mate !! congrats to Don for 2nd too and all other finaltablists


Good to see you at the weekend Steve.

I think we can safely say Kitty Lea has vastly increased her poker knowledge having been sat next to you for quite a few hours on Saturday.

I"m sure she is destined for poker stardom now.   ;D


Leigh, are you sure she was able to understand a word he said?
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Re: APAT UK Amateur Championships and Festival: Live Update
« Reply #599 on: April 19, 2010, 18:00:03 PM »

Well Done John..a very well deserved win  ;D

Ul Don and congrats on your silver medal...wooot

A HUGE thank you to all the APAT team and everyone at the Vic for making it a fantastic weekend!!!

PS Barry...could you please fold next time I go allin with 72  :D


hahaha, sorry suzanne.

Its kind of hard when i wake up with Qs.

great aggression wih the 7 , 2 tho, lol

see you next time
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