Great news, but with no entry fees and limited to 32 players, surely they must be screening entrants to make sure they are qualified to be among the top junior players in the country, but there’s no mention as to how they plan to do this? Possibly regional qualifier events?Details on the front page of azbilliards. Cuetec and Matchroom are each putting up $5k in prize money, so $10k total. 32 entries. I would watch that.
I was wondering about that too. I was thinking a good player could get 31 of his friends that don't play pool, and they could all try to enter before anyone else did.Great news, but with no entry fees and limited to 32 players, surely they must be screening entrants to make sure they are qualified to be among the top junior players in the country, but there’s no mention as to how they plan to do this? Possibly regional qualifier events?
How funny would that be? I'm not sure if I even talk to 30 people these days. In high school, making this happen would be a cake walk.I was wondering about that too. I was thinking a good player could get 31 of his friends that don't play pool, and they could all try to enter before anyone else did.
Thanks, Matchroom!Looks like Matchroom doubled the size of the event to 64 players and is going to stream the last few rounds. This is a great investment for the sport!