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Andrew Fasnacht

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   Andrew Fasnacht

       Member since - Jan. 2007

       Total wins - 5

       APC Dealer

Andrew Fasnacht started playing with the Atlanta Poker Club in Janurary of 2007 and became a dealer the following month. Andrew has amassed 5 wins in his short time with the APC. He also qualified for All-Stars in seasons 10 and 11 and he finished in the top 10 in points for seasons 9 and 11.

Favorite Poker Pro? Daniel Negraneau, because of his uncanny ability to read other poker player’s minds and his bright enthusiastic nature that he brings to the game.

Who has influenced your play the most? I drive influence from every person I have sat down at a poker table with. Every hand is a new experience and whether it’s against a 40 year veteran or someone who is playing for the first time, I learn something new about every hand.

What else do you want to acomplish with the APC? I would like to become the first person to win both of APC’s “majors” - The All-Star tournament and The Grand Championship in the same season.

Any advice for new members joining the APC?  The only advice I can give a new person is when someone that has played poker for an extensive period of time berates you on how you played a hand, know that in time, you will eventually realize what they are talking about and that will truly improve your game in the long run.