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In the APAT Pro-Am Masters final this afternoon at 2.30pm..updates on the APAT forum

Final table counts and seat draw

1 Briony Stone 75,000

2 Tom McCready 68,000 (RED-DOG)

3 Ian Bradley 50,000 (Gamblor21)

4 Jason Jones 88,000

5 Dylan Herbert 124,000 (sweepstr)

6 Carl Vernon 66,000

7 Neil Blatchly 127,000

8 Paul King 70,000 (Fishfryer)

9 Dean Morris 113,000 (the sicilian)


£8,000 plus to the winner plus a £4,000 package to the GUKPT grand final...


Come on the blondes!!

Which seat is Smiler in Rich?

 ;goodluck; blondes.............and well played guys.

 Another fantastic APAT event. Great stucture, no reg fee, $8000 added package.

 Very enjoyable day yesterday,and well looked after by Luton G. :)up

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Good luck all.

He said he would smile if he won it.   :)

Good luck to you all.

yeah, well done APAT for organising a great comp and GL to all the blondes

Yes, good luck to sweepstr, fishfryer, gamblor21 and red-dog...

 rotflmfao rotflmfao

good luck fellas

RED was 9th, Paul King 8th, Ian Bradley 6th

4 way deal in which the sicilian and sweepstr took £3500 each

Winner was Neil Blatchley..£6,720 plus the GUKPT Grand final seat

TOURNAMENT PRIZES AND SEATING

Prizes and entries are non-transferable.  APL will not support or facilitate any form of deal making in an APAT event.  

That was a quick final, wp all.

Sigh

In APAT National Amateur events that remains the case

This was a Pro Am where entry was open and therefore players quite able to deal if they so wish. Obviously the above was written before the advent of the Pro-Am event, and other innovations to the APAT Schedule, where we are continually developing APAT.

We mentioned the possibility of deals beforehand, only right if Pro players are playing for livelihood considerations

I totally agree with deals, but still dont get why deals cant be done in any apat event.
But thats just my own opinion.

Thread title should be SIX blondes Rich - Neil Blatchley is also a blonde - "Blatch" I think.

well played all!!!!

As Rich has already explained, in APAT Amateur Events, we have always had a policy that these are National or International Amateur Championshiops, played for a Title & a Trophy, so we don't consider Deals appropriate in such Events. Over 2 Seasons over APAT Amateur Events, the players have supported this Policy 100%, & I know of only one instance (and we've run about 15 0r 16 Live Events) when someone suggested a Deal, which was quickly rejected, & in good spirit.

This Event was our first Pro Event, & we were quite open & clear from the outset, that in this format - Pro Poker - Deals were absolutely fine & dandy by us.

In fact, before the Final started today, in my Pre-Final Blather to the Players, we reminded them they they were free to do such deals as they wished to do - we only asked that they negotiate in good spirit.

There is quite a difference between a National Amateur Championship, & a Pro Event, & they require a different approach. Most players easily understand this.

It helps muchly that they can see that APAT have facilitated a Pro Tourney with a decent structure, no Reg-Fee, & Added Value to the tune of $8,000. Not bad for a £300 Event.

Was it a chip count DTD style chop?

Nope.

lol @ dealcreep.

If I knew what "dealcreep" was, I could perhaps work out why it's funny.....

                                                              Six Blondes and a Crow
                     

                                                 http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=z6He49QWSrY

                 

 :)up :)up :)up :)up :)up

Well done all and good luck

Who? ;)

Just some donk who is good at hitting 2 outters on the river....

Well, if your gonna call with A9 ;)

Gotta love  8h