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How many true pros are out there...

Are all the guys and gals that play in all these little tours pros..

A few examples..
Tony Chohan (T-Rex)
Rob Sieaz (I dont know if thats how you spell their last names)

Heres a great example Glenn Atwell (open or pro)

How about Jack Madden and the Jeff B. kid he just played a few months back.. Jack was a monster and that Jeff kid wins everythng in the BCA and Montana
 
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WIKI Definition

I guess it depends on what you definition of pro is?

Professional sports, as opposed to amateur sports, are those in which athletes receive payment for their performance. While men have competed as professional athletes throughout much of modern history, only recently has it become common for women to have the opportunity to become professional athletes. Professional athleticism has come to the fore through a combination of developments. Mass media and increased leisure have brought larger audiences, so that sports organizations or teams can command large incomes. As a result, more sportspeople can afford to make athleticism their primary career, devoting the training time necessary to increase skills, physical condition, and experience to modern levels of achievement. This proficiency has also helped boost the popularity of sports. [1]

Most sports played professionally also have amateur players far outnumbering the professionals. Professional athleticism is seen by some as a contradiction of the central ethos of sport, competition performed for its own sake and pure enjoyment, rather than as a means of earning a living. Consequently, many organisations and commentators have resisted the growth of professional athleticism, saying that it has impeded the development of sport. For example, rugby union was for many years a part-time sport engaged in by amateurs, and English cricket has allegedly suffered in quality because of a "non-professional" approach.
 
There is a difference between being a pro, and playing at the pro level. A pro is someone who plays at that level and makes a living playing the game. There are plenty of people who play at the pro level but dont make a living playing the game. JMO
 
I would consider both Chohan and Saez to be pros.

Saez won the 2006 Mizerak Championship against Earl in the finals.

Chohan is one of the best 1p players in the world.

Sure they shoot on the small tours, but why not, they shoot in the big events as well. Stevie Moore is a perfect example. Shoots on the FLA Tour, but snaps off big events as well (DCC Banks 07, Mizerak 08).

I would definately consider them pros.
 
just because they're not top 10 players they're still pros. with a good roll here and there they could beat most pros in shorter races. i think i've only seen them play in a few videos
 
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