I just read the AzBilliards News on the Home page about the BCA ranking points for 2022. I'm curious how these ranking points work. If the BCA is the Billiards Congress of America, as an example, why are their non-North American players on the list? That's question number one. Question number two is, how do these ranking points help the pro player? Can they benefit from being higher on the list?
It is interesting that all the events listed are on American soil yet there are non-North American players being ranked.
This is the list of events for 2023:
· Turning Stone (9-Ball), NY, Jan. 2023
· Derby City Classic (9-Ball), IN, Jan. 2023
· PBS Las Vegas Open, (10-Ball), NV, Feb. 2023
· PBS Wisconsin Open, (10-Ball), WI, May 2023
· PBS Michigan Open, (10-Ball), MI, Sept 2023
· Turning Stone (9-Ball), Sept 2023
· US Open (9-Ball), NJ, Oct. 2023
· American 14.1 (14.1), VA, Oct. 2023
· US International Open (9-Ball), VA, 2023
Here is the article: BCA Ranking Points for 2022
It is interesting that all the events listed are on American soil yet there are non-North American players being ranked.
This is the list of events for 2023:
· Turning Stone (9-Ball), NY, Jan. 2023
· Derby City Classic (9-Ball), IN, Jan. 2023
· PBS Las Vegas Open, (10-Ball), NV, Feb. 2023
· PBS Wisconsin Open, (10-Ball), WI, May 2023
· PBS Michigan Open, (10-Ball), MI, Sept 2023
· Turning Stone (9-Ball), Sept 2023
· US Open (9-Ball), NJ, Oct. 2023
· American 14.1 (14.1), VA, Oct. 2023
· US International Open (9-Ball), VA, 2023
Here is the article: BCA Ranking Points for 2022