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Title: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: TightEnd on August 27, 2012, 01:14:18 PM David Rudling-smith 22 5 202200
Dean Mardon 13 3 159700 Antony Ross 12 1 147000 Kelly Mason 13 4 142500 Brian Yates 11 4 132700 Gary Phillips 23 3 128800 Michael Holmes 22 6 128000 Carl Sullivan 14 7 119300 Alexander Bielke 11 1 114500 Mark Williams 21 8 111100 Osaretin Ubebe 11 2 110600 Mark Baker 14 9 105000 Barrie Cullen 22 9 101200 Vikrum Mehta 12 8 96000 Joanna Harris 22 7 91500 Nuno Andrade 22 1 89800 Liam Crawford 21 7 89000 Paul Haycock 14 3 80800 Ky Hutchinson 11 7 80600 Andy Barnes 11 8 79200 Benet Houkes 11 6 78500 Suzanne Hayward 14 2 75100 Pat Kelley 12 7 73200 Michael Gale 21 3 71700 Carl Pilgrim 14 5 71600 Richard Rudling-smith 23 9 66300 Chris Peers 22 2 65000 Daniel Weaver 21 5 63900 William Greenwood 12 4 63500 Pedro Simoes 11 3 62300 Richard Duffin 14 1 60000 Luigi Bellari 14 8 59800 Janet Fenwick 21 4 57300 Julie Alexander 23 2 54800 Maria Demetriou 14 4 54500 Stephen Roderick 12 3 54000 Jason Browes 23 5 53400 Terry Oakley 23 7 44900 Dan Mcevoy 23 4 43700 Alban Gerster 21 2 43000 Jamie Green 13 1 41300 Amit Patel 21 1 40200 Owen Fenwick 12 5 39800 Gordon McArthur 14 6 39700 Robert Garrard 23 1 39300 Peter Taylor 23 8 38000 Brendan Byrne 21 9 35300 Trevor Roberts 22 8 34900 Andrew Duncan 12 9 31200 Colin Morris 22 3 25300 £7,500 up top Q8holds is chip leader. very talented David Rudders Rudders, Chili, Gimac, Rod, Suzanne and Reenot going for glory too updates with some mug at http://www.apat.com/forum/index.php?topic=11835.210 from 2.30pm £50 PLO at 3pm likely to have 150 runners if you fancy a rainy bank holiday spin to DTD. Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: TightEnd on August 27, 2012, 01:22:27 PM (https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-9Zal1OdKnjk/UDqVJbQJzUI/AAAAAAAAxgU/cda9Tn6GVFo/s512/IMG_1215.JPG)
Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: TightEnd on August 27, 2012, 01:24:21 PM A pair of Rudders
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(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-Zjd1yfDppjA/UDonJDw3juI/AAAAAAAAxTk/8b4lgirC2qQ/s512/IMG_1144.JPG) Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: TightEnd on August 27, 2012, 01:26:57 PM (https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-KGCM1cPsqhQ/UDpNR-yJ1zI/AAAAAAAAxZI/r7f2eF1hUeg/s720/IMG_1173.JPG)
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-JXIvdWJqL9k/UDonJkTm5-I/AAAAAAAAxTs/IVQvJz5xJ9w/s512/IMG_1145.JPG) Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: smashedagain on August 27, 2012, 01:57:04 PM Suzanne having a great series. Is there a player of the series award?
Ha ha. Just had to do a double take. Thought that was me sat next to Dewi Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: TightEnd on August 27, 2012, 02:11:07 PM Suzanne having a great series. Is there a player of the series award? Yes. POTS prize is a seat in the ISPT at Wembley I'd like that actually, I like empty football stadiums :D :redcard: Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: TightEnd on August 27, 2012, 08:20:20 PM Chili finals at DTD!
Final line up and Chip Counts 1 Colin Morris 287,000 2 Carl Pilgrim 376,000 3 Andy Barnes 152,000 4 Dean Mardon 570,000 5 Brian Yates 177,000 6 Liam Crawford 460,000 7 Maria Demetriou 266,000 8 Mark Baker 280,000 9 Pat Kelley 1,506,000 blinds are 8000-16000 for another 19 pressure packed minutes £7,700 up top http://www.apat.com/forum/index.php?topic=11835.360 Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: TightEnd on August 27, 2012, 08:33:14 PM go go go
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Z_5JF8SrKGo/UDvJbJWvLMI/AAAAAAAAx6A/tPgByYjuBDI/s512/IMG_1261.JPG) Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: tikay on August 27, 2012, 08:37:08 PM Good luck Maria, for an APAT girlie double.
Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: cambridgealex on August 27, 2012, 09:12:00 PM Is that Pat Kelley the DTD semireg Pat kelley?
Won 7.5k in the 2/5 game the other night...must be on fire! Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: cambridgealex on August 27, 2012, 09:12:16 PM ps. GO MARIA obv!
Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: TightEnd on August 27, 2012, 09:47:03 PM Is that Pat Kelley the DTD semireg Pat kelley? Won 7.5k in the 2/5 game the other night...must be on fire! Lunatic Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: TightEnd on August 27, 2012, 09:47:39 PM maria out 7th for £830
99 v AK 9 on the turn, Braodway on the river knocks her out Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: Tal on August 27, 2012, 09:55:43 PM UL but well done, Chili
Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: CHIPPYMAN on August 27, 2012, 10:18:08 PM Is that Pat Kelley the DTD semireg Pat kelley? Won 7.5k in the 2/5 game the other night...must be on fire! Pat won a sick hand when 2 tables left . Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: Chili on August 28, 2012, 01:26:45 AM Thanks Tighty and for all the good wishes today on FB, it warms the cockles.
I've only ever played one APAT event before - a PLO event a couple of years ago. Its certainly a different animal to what I've become accustomed to predominately playing at DTD over the last few years. I'd forgotten what it was like to play in a largely amateur field. There were some moves I hadn't seen since the long old days when the century began with 19-- :). It really was a fun couple of days once I got over the shellshock of 3 to 10x ing pre, limitless limps and peels, donk betting galore & calling down every street followed by the obligatory river fold and statement "I know you've got not non of that but I can't call!" Once I'd adjusted to their brains and told myself about 30 times to not get angry when they did silly things, I had a ball and remembered what life was like prior to cold 4 & 5 bets with air. Most of the people were lovely, friendly and above all out to have a great weekend with like minded people not all thinking they are Phil Ivey or Patrik Antonius. I just wanted to give an example of a hilarious coup I had late on on day1. I'd been at my new table for about an hour so didn't have much info an anyone. Blinds were 500/1k and I had about 35k in the big blind. The serial limper/raiser at the table limps in early position, button limps 1k and the sb makes it up. I look down at a wonderful K & K (not Keith & Keys cos I would certainly be looking up at them). Now, this is fun cos so far initial limper man has played every single hand since I had sat down and once a chip of his is in the pot then no way he leaves it out there. I mused that if I raised too small, we go 4 way to the flop so didn't fancy that at all. Somehow I arrive at a 7.5k raise - serial limp/raiser man long dwelled (as he did for EVERY decision) and to my utter astonishment folded for the first time in 30 hands! Anyways, button got out the way too, on to the small blind - who, after investing a total of 1k, snap shoves his entire 45k stack lol. I chuckle call and await my fate. The guy turns over his hand so quickly and proudly that before I even register what he has tabled, I had a sudden fear that this guy had played AA so weirdly that he had me good and proper. Then my eyes fed the information to my brain - he had a Jack and a 2 of different colours!! It was a hilarious moment , even the J2 guy was smiling, even if it was an oops smile. Two guys at the other end of the table were having a conversation and missed how both our chips were all in pre. They tried to figure out what was going on by standing up and leaning over the table to see that yes, I was up against J2. Then there was that awkward silence whilst the board was being dealt out and the other players were sat in thought relaying WTF in their heads. As a said, a fun tournament. Very glad to have made the final, annoyed to have come 7th for like the gazillionth time it feels, but above all a great warm up for the £500 which I am playing on Thursday. I can't wait, it should be an awesome event. Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: suzanne on August 28, 2012, 01:45:54 AM Name and shame the donk so we can give him stick forever :D
Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: ForthThistle on August 28, 2012, 01:57:20 AM Thanks Tighty and for all the good wishes today on FB, it warms the cockles. I've only ever played one APAT event before - a PLO event a couple of years ago. Its certainly a different animal to what I've become accustomed to predominately playing at DTD over the last few years. I'd forgotten what it was like to play in a largely amateur field. There were some moves I hadn't seen since the long old days when the century began with 19-- :). It really was a fun couple of days once I got over the shellshock of 3 to 10x ing pre, limitless limps and peels, donk betting galore & calling down every street followed by the obligatory river fold and statement "I know you've got not non of that but I can't call!" Once I'd adjusted to their brains and told myself about 30 times to not get angry when they did silly things, I had a ball and remembered what life was like prior to cold 4 & 5 bets with air. Most of the people were lovely, friendly and above all out to have a great weekend with like minded people not all thinking they are Phil Ivey or Patrik Antonius. I just wanted to give an example of a hilarious coup I had late on on day1. I'd been at my new table for about an hour so didn't have much info an anyone. Blinds were 500/1k and I had about 35k in the big blind. The serial limper/raiser at the table limps in early position, button limps 1k and the sb makes it up. I look down at a wonderful K & K (not Keith & Keys cos I would certainly be looking up at them). Now, this is fun cos so far initial limper man has played every single hand since I had sat down and once a chip of his is in the pot then no way he leaves it out there. I mused that if I raised too small, we go 4 way to the flop so didn't fancy that at all. Somehow I arrive at a 7.5k raise - serial limp/raiser man long dwelled (as he did for EVERY decision) and to my utter astonishment folded for the first time in 30 hands! Anyways, button got out the way too, on to the small blind - who, after investing a total of 1k, snap shoves his entire 45k stack lol. I chuckle call and await my fate. The guy turns over his hand so quickly and proudly that before I even register what he has tabled, I had a sudden fear that this guy had played AA so weirdly that he had me good and proper. Then my eyes fed the information to my brain - he had a Jack and a 2 of different colours!! It was a hilarious moment , even the J2 guy was smiling, even if it was an oops smile. Two guys at the other end of the table were having a conversation and missed how both our chips were all in pre. They tried to figure out what was going on by standing up and leaning over the table to see that yes, I was up against J2. Then there was that awkward silence whilst the board was being dealt out and the other players were sat in thought relaying WTF in their heads. As a said, a fun tournament. Very glad to have made the final, annoyed to have come 7th for like the gazillionth time it feels, but above all a great warm up for the £500 which I am playing on Thursday. I can't wait, it should be an awesome event. UL Maria I think its the fun of the APAT and the camaraderie that makes it so special. Jam 45BB and hope you get the Opponent to fold. Doesn't always work but i bet he had a ball.. WP on the 7TH place.. Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: Chili on August 28, 2012, 02:04:06 AM lol I have no idea Suzanne who he was bless him. After he was left with about 10k from our hand, he built back up to about 50k then did the exact same move again but with 5 7. He left the table all smiles and wished everyone good luck and was quite genuine about it. Was sad to see him go lol.
Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: cambridgealex on August 28, 2012, 02:15:47 AM Who would go allin with J2o?
Tomlin limps the button with A-Q Alex Goulder shove J-2 in the big blind call 7-K-Q-K-9 Alex Goulder out 4th winning £21,960 Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: Chili on August 28, 2012, 02:20:11 AM Who would go allin with J2o? Tomlin limps the button with A-Q Alex Goulder shove J-2 in the big blind call 7-K-Q-K-9 Alex Goulder out 4th winning £21,960 Haha forgot about that, you are obviously a trend setter and the poor guy was just trying to emulate THE Alex Goulder!! Worked out well for you both ;) Ok well you got a £22k consolation and my chap didn't even make day2, so you win. Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: Tal on August 28, 2012, 08:16:08 AM Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP
I twice saw people limp fold with <10bb. That's part of the fun of the event, as you said. It's nice occasionally to have an idea where you are in a hand. But more than that, the atmosphere was significantly more positive than a lot of events; didn't hear a cross word all day in the 6max or the £25 evening comp (apart from one I had but I'm practically perfect in every way* so that's fine). Well played anyway, Chili. *The Mary Poppins defence Title: Re: The magnificent blonde 7 in the APAT ECOAP Post by: Laxie on August 28, 2012, 01:30:35 PM Was a great day out and really glad we went. Delighted for Suz, Shaz & Chili too!!! You three played a blinder this week-end. Well done! ;applause; ;hattip;
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