Earl vs Efern @ Steinway. Purse?

Found this on Inside Pool's web site:

The match series will feature three disciplines of pool; 8-ball, 9-ball and 10-ball with each day showcasing one style. The matches will all be races to 17 for $3000 on a 10-foot table.
 
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Found this on Inside Pool's web site:

The match series will feature three disciplines of pool; 8-ball, 9-ball and 10-ball with each day showcasing one style. The matches will all be races to 17 for $3000 on a 10-foot table.


So if someone wins all three matches they win $9,000 only $91,000 less than 18
years ago.

Thank you for the info. Johnnyt
 
That is a slap in the face and just plain sad.I was watchin a tournament from
Several years ago and first place paid like 300 thousand
 
just being positive about the situation

I am sure you can donate to the pot. The fact that a pool room in NYC is willing to pay or raise 9K is awesome. Pool rooms are dying across America and especially in NYC area - they are scarce.
 
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That is a slap in the face and just plain sad.I was watchin a tournament from
Several years ago and first place paid like 300 thousand

I'm not sure any event played on American soil has paid more than $50,000 to its winner since the IPT folded in 2006.

Manny, who owns Steinway Billiards, has gone into his own pockets and is putting up a lot of money for two legendary players who are way past their primes. How much money is your poolroom proprietor putting up for pro exhibitions this month?

Manny is a credit to our game and to make light of his beneficence is way out of line. No slap in the face here, just generosity.
 
not a slap in the face

I'm not sure any event played on American soil has paid more than $50,000 to its winner since the IPT folded in 2006.

Manny, who owns Steinway Billiards, has gone into his own pockets and is putting up a lot of money for two legendary players who are way past their primes. How much money is your poolroom proprietor putting up for pro exhibitions this month?

Manny is a credit to our game and to make light of his beneficence is way out of line. No slap in the face here, just generosity.

nice of Steinway Billiards but seems a waste of good money. They won't make anything from this event but it's their money.
 
I'm not sure any event played on American soil has paid more than $50,000 to its winner since the IPT folded in 2006.

Manny, who owns Steinway Billiards, has gone into his own pockets and is putting up a lot of money for two legendary players who are way past their primes. How much money is your poolroom proprietor putting up for pro exhibitions this month?

Manny is a credit to our game and to make light of his beneficence is way out of line. No slap in the face here, just generosity.

On the 10ft table Earl isn't a dog against anyone if he keeps his head together.. Efren has had some health issues the last couple of years but still is world class speed.... last 3 years according to the interweb (no I didn't fact check) for Efren

2012 Chuck Markulis Memorial One-Pocket Division[16]

2011 World Mixed Doubles Classic (with Rubilen Amit)[17]

2011 US Open One Pocket Championship[18]

2010 Spanish Open 2010[19]

2010 Predator International Ten-Ball Championship[20]

2010 Derby City Classic Master of the Table[21]

2010 Derby City Classic Fatboy Challenge 10-Ball[22]

2010 Derby City Classic Nine-Ball[23]
 
nice of Steinway Billiards but seems a waste of good money. They won't make anything from this event but it's their money.

Actually I'd hazard a guess that they more than break even on this... I know several pool patrons who will be flying in to attend the event and it will likely be standing room only during the match which will require a cover charge at the door... I also would bet they are being given a cut of the pay per view which should also help offset the $9000... I only wish we were doing it because it would be a great addition to the accu-stats catalog and I'd be buying the DVDs for my library.....

Chris
 
nice of Steinway Billiards but seems a waste of good money. They won't make anything from this event but it's their money.

I don't believe this to be the case. I doubt they will charge a cover but the place will be packed. The food & drink sales should definitely help offset the costs.
 
Actually I'd hazard a guess that they more than break even on this... I know several pool patrons who will be flying in to attend the event and it will likely be standing room only during the match which will require a cover charge at the door... I also would bet they are being given a cut of the pay per view which should also help offset the $9000... I only wish we were doing it because it would be a great addition to the accu-stats catalog and I'd be buying the DVDs for my library.....

Chris

Where is Barry Hearn when you need one, classical adventure for him.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Hearn

Big sad part, NO ONE POCKET are they real!!
 
nice of Steinway Billiards but seems a waste of good money. They won't make anything from this event but it's their money.

I think the advertizement and "rep" they would get for hosting this is worth that much.

After I saw the HK Challenge match, if I had the money to do so I would have flown to the pool room they had it in so I can play on the same table and visit the "arena" so to speak.
 
Steinway i s more than a pool room. Many people spend time there. They play dominoes, watch soccer on greek tv. Great really great food. Nice place. Nice of the owner to do this.
 
Anyone know which 8 ball rules are being used?

Yes-No safeties, you must make an honest effort. On the 8 Ball, its not a scratch if you dont make contact but the CB must go 3 rails. Balls on the rail may be moved one cue butt width off the rail-Simple standardized World rules :smile:
 
After the Break Shot

Yes-No safeties, you must make an honest effort. On the 8 Ball, its not a scratch if you dont make contact but the CB must go 3 rails. Balls on the rail may be moved one cue butt width off the rail-Simple standardized World rules :smile:

Shoot what ya make or open?
 
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