US open player list

upindaklub

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donny mills said:
Anyone know where to find the us open players list?
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I never saw anything about final payment from last year to all players, staff, vendors etc. Seems like a gag order of sorts was put in place because it was hushed up. Was everyone paid? Why will it be different this time?
 
Joe_Jaguar

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donny mills said:
Anyone know where to find the us open players list?
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I see the following on their Facebook page:




Players List.

September 23, 2013 at 10:21am





This day last year we only had 60 players signed up. To date we have 91 for this year! We are going to have a GREAT US OPEN!

We can not wait!

1 Aki Nagata USA



2 Ambos Edmundo USA



3 Arsenio Fernandez PR



4 Bernard Andico USA



5 Blair Levandowski USA



6 BR Tatum USA



7 Brett Stottlemyer USA



8 Brian Parks USA



9 Cary Dunn USA



10 Chad Pike USA



11 Charles Ammons USA



12 Charlie Williams USA



13 Chris Futrell USA



14 Cleiton Rocha USA



15 Daniel Bell USA



16 Daniel Becker GR



17 Daniel Alexanyan USA



18 Daniel Becker 2 (need name) USA



19 Darren Appleton UK



20 Daryl Peach ENG



21 Dave Hughes USA



22 Dave Carr USA



23 David Hunt USA



24 David Wiebelhaus USA



25 Earl Strickland USA



26 Eddie Levitt USA



27 Eddie Richardson USA



28 Edward Brooks USA



29 Eric Moore USA



30 Ernesto Dominguez USA



31 Frank Scharbach GR



32 Franklin Hernandez USA



33 Genco Iseri GR



34 Hayato Hijikato JP



35 Huidji See NL



36 Javier De Jesus ESP



37 Jay Hlavachek USA



38 Jerome Rockwell USA



39 Joe Auzenne USA



40 John Schmidt USA



41 John Evans USA



42 John Evans 2 ( need name) USA



43 Johnny Kang USA



44 Johnny Archer USA



45 Jorge Pagan PR



46 Jose Parica PH



47 Juan Carlos Exposito ESP



48 Jumbi Baker USA



49 Kevin Guimond USA



50 Larry Nevel USA



51 Marc Vidal Claramunt ESP



52 Mark Bridge UK



53 Masahiro Shimano JP



54 Matt Krah USA



55 Michael Ricciardella USA



56 Michael Wong USA



57 Michael Yednak USA



58 Mike Dechaine USA



59 Mike McNaughton USA



60 Gate City Billiard Qualifier USA



61 Brass Tap Qualifier USA



62 Naoyuki Oi JP



63 Nick Van Den Berg NL



64 Niels Feijen DK



65 Oliver Ortmann GR



66 Omar Santiago Roman PR



67 Oscar Dominguez USA



68 Patrick Carosi USA



69 Paul Spaanstra USA



70 Raj Hundal UK



71 Ralf Souquet GR



72 Randy Labonte USA



73 Randy Russell USA



74 Reinaldo Dendariarena Perez PR



75 RJ Carmona USA



76 Robert Ray USA



77 Rodney Morris USA



78 Ronny Oldervik NOR



79 Rory Hendrickson USA



80 Shane Van Boening USA



81 Stephen Schinas UK



82 Steve Lillis USA



83 Steve Fleming USA



84 Steve Sones USA



85 Takao Takayama JP



86 Thorsten Hohmann GR



87 Tommy Sullivan USA



88 Tommy Kennedy USA



89 Tommy Lee Muldrow USA



90 Varpu Ohrnberg FIN



91 Vegar Kristiansen NOR
 
juegabillar

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upindaklub said:
I never saw anything about final payment from last year to all players, staff, vendors etc. Seems like a gag order of sorts was put in place because it was hushed up. Was everyone paid? Why will it be different this time?
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All players have been paid. If this was not the case the WPA would not have sanctioned the event this year.
 
sjm

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Notably absent from the list of 91 in Joe Jaguar's post:

David Alcaide
Ronnie Alcano
Yukio Akagariyama
Carlo Biado
Francisco Bustamante
Karl Boyes
JL Chang
Corey Deuel
Roberto Gomez
Mark Gray
Justin Hall
Dennis Hatch
Mika Immonen
Warren Kiamco
Pin-Yi Ko
Chris Melling
Stevie Moore
John Morra
Dennis Orcullo
Alex Pagulayan
Shawn Putnam
Efren Reyes
Jayson Shaw
Brandon Shuff
Lee Vann Corteza
Li He Wen
Jia Qing Wu
Chin Shun Yang
 
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jay helfert

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Doubtful you will see many of the top filipino players this year. Same goes for Chinese and Taiwan players. "Burn me once and I'm done with you!"

Actually there was a player or two from Taiwan who were only paid recently. They were in low payout positions as I recall.
 
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jay helfert said:
Doubtful you will see many of the top filipino players this year. Same goes for Chinese and Taiwan players. "Burn me once and I'm done with you!"

Actually there was a player or two from Taiwan who were only paid recently. They were in low payout positions as I recall.
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Really? Sigh. I was really hoping to watch Ronnie take it home this year.
 
sjm

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jay helfert said:
Doubtful you will see many of the top filipino players this year. Same goes for Chinese and Taiwan players. "Burn me once and I'm done with you!"

Actually there was a player or two from Taiwan who were only paid recently. They were in low payout positions as I recall.
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Shane won last year, but Orcullo was second, Alex Pagulayan was third, Efren Reyes was fourth, Ronnie Alcano tied for fifth, Jose Parica tied for fifth, and JL Chang tied for 7th.

Without the Asians, the field would be watered down significantly. Hope you're wrong, Jay, but suspect you know of what you speak.
 
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sjm said:
Shane won last year, but Orcullo was second, Alex Pagulayan was third, Efren Reyes was fourth, Ronnie Alcano tied for fifth, Jose Parica tied for fifth, and JL Chang tied for 7th.

Without the Asians, the field would be watered down significantly. Hope you're wrong, Jay, but suspect you know of what you speak.
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yeah, that says a lot in general for pool. Pool is only hurt more so when major tournaments are not a full field of pool's best. Its like everyone wants things to improve but they just get worse and worse and worse. If pool was a stock I would still be shorting it.
 
upindaklub

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jay helfert said:
Please Harold, some of us know better.
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Perhaps he meant all the WPA players had been paid? If I recall correctly the BCA held all the entry fees prior to the event but still there were numerous slow pays for players and staff, alledgedly. What safeguards are in place this year to ensure history does not repeat itself besides the assurances of team Behrman?
 
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upindaklub said:
Perhaps he meant all the WPA players had been paid? If I recall correctly the BCA held all the entry fees prior to the event but still there were numerous slow pays for players and staff, alledgedly. What safeguards are in place this year to ensure history does not repeat itself besides the assurances of team Behrman?
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The prize money has been escrowed.
 
EL'nino

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sjm said:
Shane won last year, but Orcullo was second, Alex Pagulayan was third, Efren Reyes was fourth, Ronnie Alcano tied for fifth, Jose Parica tied for fifth, and JL Chang tied for 7th.

Without the Asians, the field would be watered down significantly. Hope you're wrong, Jay, but suspect you know of what you speak.
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If this is true the crowd is gonna start getting watered down too..... I won't be attending if the best players on the planet aren't there:angry:
 
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EL'nino said:
If this is true the crowd is gonna start getting watered down too..... I won't be attending if the best players on the planet aren't there:angry:
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Yep. It will just be like an ordinary US based tournament. Weakest line-up I have seen so far. Hope the other top players reconsider and start showing up soon on the list.
 
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