Upon first reading, an organisation with an acronym APAT would seem to have little place on the pages of Eyebrows. We will understand if any reader assumes that it is a body formed for the promotion of kindness to puppies. Rest assured, that is not the case. It stands for the Amateur Professional Association & Tour and, as that is a bit of a mouthful, we’ll stick with the acronym.
A worthwhile body, it offers the chance to experience high quality poker tournaments at the affordable entry price of £75 with no registration charges – all of the prize money is awarded back to the successful players. Coupled with a lack of membership fees, it is a group with the players’ interests at heart.
Enchanted readers may want to consider a late minute Easter break to Vienna to check out the association’s latest offering: the city’s Poker Royale Casino will host the APAT European Amateur Championship on Saturday.
The corresponding event last year featured 300 entrants playing freeze-out and incorporated a slow clock. This weekend’s event is likely to match 2007’s first prize of £3,750 so it may be worth hopping over to Austria for an Easter sweetener.
A worthwhile body, it offers the chance to experience high quality poker tournaments at the affordable entry price of £75 with no registration charges – all of the prize money is awarded back to the successful players. Coupled with a lack of membership fees, it is a group with the players’ interests at heart.
Enchanted readers may want to consider a late minute Easter break to Vienna to check out the association’s latest offering: the city’s Poker Royale Casino will host the APAT European Amateur Championship on Saturday.
The corresponding event last year featured 300 entrants playing freeze-out and incorporated a slow clock. This weekend’s event is likely to match 2007’s first prize of £3,750 so it may be worth hopping over to Austria for an Easter sweetener.
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