I'm just curious as to what you think. I'm not sellin'ya anything here. Please let me know what you think.
Your pool room puts up $12,500 to do a 6 day series of pool tournaments (6-Ball, 8-Ball, 9-Ball, 10-Ball and 1-Pocket,) all with low entry fees and NO TOUR CARDS so anyone could play. $10,000 of it is added to the events. There would be 5-8 different events over the 4 days. The other $2,500 is for advertising, travel, hotel and live streaming of the event in HD.
BUT in return you get,
1 Brand New 9' table delivered and set-up in your room (estimated retail value $7,500)
8 sets of 9' Simonis 860 Cloth
$5,000 in Retail Value of Cues (15-20 cues)
6 Sets of Aramith Super Pro Balls with the Pro Cup CB
10 1x1 black hard/tube style cue cases
20 regular pool gloves in various sizes
10 Hybrid Low Deflection shafts
25 Kamui Tips in various hardness and styles
and $3,600 in retail value of other billiard items like: Chalk, Tip Tools Books, Videos, Racks, etc....
The estimated value of all the product you would get at retail pricing is approximately $23,000
Of course there are not many rooms that can handle an event like this either with the funding or not enough tables - but if your room was large enough and profitable enough would this be a worth the money for a room owner to do a great pro-am event?
Your pool room puts up $12,500 to do a 6 day series of pool tournaments (6-Ball, 8-Ball, 9-Ball, 10-Ball and 1-Pocket,) all with low entry fees and NO TOUR CARDS so anyone could play. $10,000 of it is added to the events. There would be 5-8 different events over the 4 days. The other $2,500 is for advertising, travel, hotel and live streaming of the event in HD.
BUT in return you get,
1 Brand New 9' table delivered and set-up in your room (estimated retail value $7,500)
8 sets of 9' Simonis 860 Cloth
$5,000 in Retail Value of Cues (15-20 cues)
6 Sets of Aramith Super Pro Balls with the Pro Cup CB
10 1x1 black hard/tube style cue cases
20 regular pool gloves in various sizes
10 Hybrid Low Deflection shafts
25 Kamui Tips in various hardness and styles
and $3,600 in retail value of other billiard items like: Chalk, Tip Tools Books, Videos, Racks, etc....
The estimated value of all the product you would get at retail pricing is approximately $23,000
Of course there are not many rooms that can handle an event like this either with the funding or not enough tables - but if your room was large enough and profitable enough would this be a worth the money for a room owner to do a great pro-am event?
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