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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #120 on: July 11, 2011, 21:48:28 PM »

for how many levels ?



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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #121 on: July 12, 2011, 01:44:41 AM »


go for it - 47 names in so far


48

Will see you at the bar.


ffs...did eck just say he was getting them in ? ...i"ll need to go just in case i can squeeze a drambuie out of this ...

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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #122 on: July 12, 2011, 02:01:08 AM »
p.s. taxi fare to airport is fixed at £20 from city centre, not sure if same on way back...

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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #123 on: July 12, 2011, 10:05:31 AM »



Trust me if 50% of the field buy in on day it will become clear what I mean ! Mecca bingo could be a better option!


better to play a 150 runner tourney in which two thirds of the field don"t have a clue, as opposed to a field of 50 sharks!!



And wonder why you have been bust by a random who called down your large all in bluff with bottom pair. I"ll save that for the weekly events. I would prefer a higher standard of player in a two day event in all honesty.


Lesson to learn - don"t try and bluff the fish. I still don"t understand why you would prefer to play a field with a higher standard of player. When it comes to online table selection, do you go looking for tables full of decent regs to ensure you see some good play, as opposed to looking for tables full of easy money?


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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #124 on: July 12, 2011, 12:30:00 PM »
This Thread makes me LOL.


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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #125 on: July 12, 2011, 12:54:45 PM »
I would like to ask if the casino will provide dealers for the tournament.

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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #126 on: July 12, 2011, 12:55:46 PM »
Yes all APAT tournaments are dealer dealt

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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #127 on: July 12, 2011, 12:58:10 PM »



Trust me if 50% of the field buy in on day it will become clear what I mean ! Mecca bingo could be a better option!


better to play a 150 runner tourney in which two thirds of the field don"t have a clue, as opposed to a field of 50 sharks!!



And wonder why you have been bust by a random who called down your large all in bluff with bottom pair. I"ll save that for the weekly events. I would prefer a higher standard of player in a two day event in all honesty.


I would want players who make all in bluffs against randoms at my table any day.
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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #128 on: July 12, 2011, 12:59:57 PM »
Thanks for the prompt reply Smasher.

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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #129 on: July 12, 2011, 13:41:29 PM »


And wonder why you have been bust by a random who called down your large all in bluff with bottom pair. I"ll save that for the weekly events. I would prefer a higher standard of player in a two day event in all honesty.


Lesson to learn - don"t try and bluff the fish. I still don"t understand why you would prefer to play a field with a higher standard of player. When it comes to online table selection, do you go looking for tables full of decent regs to ensure you see some good play, as opposed to looking for tables full of easy money?




I"m talking about a two day event event - you"re going to run into better players sooner or later so I would prefer to be playing against better opposition in an event like this to test myself and make it more of an achievement.  I only play live tournaments, I don"t typically play online or sit"n"gos anyway.
Also, fish get lucky too - if you are moved to a new table mid way through a tournament and figure most of the "fish" are gone and have an opponent with a good stack on a weak hand, you may well be prepared to pull the trigger to win a large pot only to find out then that they are inexperienced and the good stack they have come by was purely down to luck and bad calls which they have just made.

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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #130 on: July 12, 2011, 13:56:55 PM »
 I think we are forgetting that this is the AMATEUR  poker tour at times , i for one make many of these mistakes, and in no way claim to be a good player, indeed i have been called fish , donk many things in the past , but i enjoy the events ,and the people , which makes it all fun.

and the main thing for me is that it is affordable buy-ins , making it available to a lot of us.

Many may disagree , but this is just my tupence worth

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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #131 on: July 12, 2011, 14:00:20 PM »



And wonder why you have been bust by a random who called down your large all in bluff with bottom pair. I"ll save that for the weekly events. I would prefer a higher standard of player in a two day event in all honesty.


Lesson to learn - don"t try and bluff the fish. I still don"t understand why you would prefer to play a field with a higher standard of player. When it comes to online table selection, do you go looking for tables full of decent regs to ensure you see some good play, as opposed to looking for tables full of easy money?




I"m talking about a two day event event - you"re going to run into better players sooner or later so I would prefer to be playing against better opposition in an event like this to test myself and make it more of an achievement.  I only play live tournaments, I don"t typically play online or sit"n"gos anyway.
Also, fish get lucky too - if you are moved to a new table mid way through a tournament and figure most of the "fish" are gone and have an opponent with a good stack on a weak hand, you may well be prepared to pull the trigger to win a large pot only to find out then that they are inexperienced and the good stack they have come by was purely down to luck and bad calls which they have just made.


By that time if your not quick enough,there is already a queue...cos you just know,he will donate...

It"s like a mini chip machine..about to pay out...lol
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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #132 on: July 12, 2011, 14:18:05 PM »




And wonder why you have been bust by a random who called down your large all in bluff with bottom pair. I"ll save that for the weekly events. I would prefer a higher standard of player in a two day event in all honesty.


Lesson to learn - don"t try and bluff the fish. I still don"t understand why you would prefer to play a field with a higher standard of player. When it comes to online table selection, do you go looking for tables full of decent regs to ensure you see some good play, as opposed to looking for tables full of easy money?




I"m talking about a two day event event - you"re going to run into better players sooner or later so I would prefer to be playing against better opposition in an event like this to test myself and make it more of an achievement.  I only play live tournaments, I don"t typically play online or sit"n"gos anyway.
Also, fish get lucky too - if you are moved to a new table mid way through a tournament and figure most of the "fish" are gone and have an opponent with a good stack on a weak hand, you may well be prepared to pull the trigger to win a large pot only to find out then that they are inexperienced and the good stack they have come by was purely down to luck and bad calls which they have just made.


By that time if your not quick enough,there is already a queue...cos you just know,he will donate...

It"s like a mini chip machine..about to pay out...lol


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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #133 on: July 12, 2011, 14:37:09 PM »

Also, fish get lucky too - if you are moved to a new table mid way through a tournament and figure most of the "fish" are gone and have an opponent with a good stack on a weak hand, you may well be prepared to pull the trigger to win a large pot only to find out then that they are inexperienced and the good stack they have come by was purely down to luck and bad calls which they have just made.


Fish always get lucky in the short term...if you can"t stand the variance, get out of the kitchen. ;D
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Re: 888poker Scottish Amateur Championship
« Reply #134 on: July 12, 2011, 14:47:57 PM »
Will the apat tour be supplying their own chips & cards for the players to use ?