Amateur Poker Association & Tour
Poker Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: TheSnapper on June 27, 2013, 08:51:48 AM
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http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?rr=5&grid=968&tid=12842&dayof= (http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?rr=5&grid=968&tid=12842&dayof=)
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From the UK Team Champs in Bolton 2011
APAT UK Team Championship
G Casino Bolton
29-30th January 2011
Entry £50
Entrants 200
Prize Pool £10,000
1 Niall Farrell £1,200
2 Helen Godfrey £650
3 Mark Trett £450
4 Michael Martin £250
5 Hugh Black £250
6 Andrew Cairns £250
7 Matthew Carter £250
8 Andrew Young £250
9 John Murray £250
10 Steve Redfern £250
11 Scott Wilson £100
12 Tom Stewart-Fielding £100
13 Richard Baker £100
14 Dave Stephenson £100
15 Kevin Ridley £100
16 Iain Wilson £100
17 Andrew Walker £100
18 Rob Spencer £100
19 Al Rayner £100
20 Kevin Bloor £100
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Slightly different this time!
1st
$592,684
2nd
$366,815
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Slightly different this time!
1st
$592,684
2nd
$366,815
Only different in terms of some minor cash values. Surely winning the APAT event carries more kudos? ;)
Seriously - hope he takes it down..... I remember him from Bolton - a really nice guy (despite being Scottish of course). He"s massive at the moment, playing 7m to 2.6m (and the other guy doubled a moment ago with Q2 > A7)
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Looks like he"s done ok since Bolton, and has 3 cashes in this WSOP already.
http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=188333
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Seriously - hope he takes it down..... I remember him from Bolton - a really nice guy (despite being Scottish of course).
Likewise, spent a lot of Day 1 sat next to him discussing hands and tactics, really nice bloke
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Just made the huge mistake of looking at the update thread, which is well ahead of the live feed :(
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Just made the huge mistake of looking at the update thread, which is well ahead of the live feed :(
The other guy is running like god.
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"Stuart J Oliver says never mind Vegas or LA, Scotland is the place to be".
errrrrrr given the choice.................
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Out second.
The other guy ran really well when it mattered, and twice survived all ins when at risk with 40/60 holding. That said though, he played really well and never made a mistake headsup.
In the end, it came down to a mahoosive pot where Niall held A4 and 4bet shoved, the other called with 66... and despite a flop that gave Niall a flush draw, a gutshot draw, and the overcard (15 outs), the 66 held.... a couple of hands later, and it was over when Niall"s A2 was no match for A3 (aipf), and a 3 on the flop.