Is there a posting anywhere that shows the prize payouts for the 9 Ball, Banks and One Pocket segments of the Derby City Classic?
payout at the Derby
- Thread starter thewhiffer
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Jerry Forsyth
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We have the payouts listed for the major events. Just go here:
http://www.azbilliards.com/tours_and_events/124-derby-city-classic/5536-derby-city-classic-2014/children/
And then click on the event you want. When you get to the event home you will see a yellow-orange button at the top (second from the right) that looks like a podium. Click there to get the results. Click on the camera to see photos, etc.
Hope this helps.
http://www.azbilliards.com/tours_and_events/124-derby-city-classic/5536-derby-city-classic-2014/children/
And then click on the event you want. When you get to the event home you will see a yellow-orange button at the top (second from the right) that looks like a podium. Click there to get the results. Click on the camera to see photos, etc.
Hope this helps.
Jerry Forsyth
Well-known member
I just noticed it is not always the second from the right. But it is the one that looks like a podium.
Jerry: I noticed that the straight pool totals do not contain the daily and event high run prizes. In the case of Ralf Souquet, that was a significant amount.
Here are the high run prizes for the Straight Pool in case you want to correct your totals.
The high run prizes were as follows:
Ralf Souquet - $1,500.00 (High run of event-$1000.00; High run of 178 Monday-$300; Second highest run Wednesday-$200.00)
Huidji See- $200; Second highest run of 93 Sunday
Niels Feijen-$300; High run Wednesday 161
Dennis Orcollo-$300; High run Tuesday 141
Darren Appleton-$200; Second Highest Run Monday 122
Nick van den Berg-$300; High run Sunday 99
John Schmidt-$200; Third highest runs Sunday 73 and Monday 103
Konstantin Stepanov-$200; Second Highest run Tuesday 140
Jayson Shaw-$100; Third highest run Tuesday 112
Alex Lely-$100.00. Third highest run Wednesday 112
Total payouts including high run money are:
1st Dennis $3300
2nd Stepanov $1700
3/4 Huidji $1200
Alex L $1100
5/8 Ralf $2150 (high run of tournament)
Niels $950
Darren $850
Jayson $750
Daily High run prizes that did not qualify for the to eight.
Nick Vandenberg $300
John Schmidt $200
Total payout $12,500
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Jerry Forsyth
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Dennis,
Thank you! I do not know if Mike has this or not but I will make sure he gets it.
Best,
Jerry
Thank you! I do not know if Mike has this or not but I will make sure he gets it.
Best,
Jerry
John Schmidt the best in the US and he only got 7th. Between the Pinoy and Europeans, ugh.
Ken
It was a tough field. John Schmidt did not even qualify as one of the top eight in high runs even though he ran a 103. Nor did Thorsten Hohmann, Ruslin Chinakhov (100), Johnny Archer, Nick Van Den Berg(100).
The tournament results and payouts were as follows:
1st place in the tournament was Dennis Orcollo for $3,000.00;
Second Place was Konstantin Stepanove for $1,500.00;
Third/ Fourth for $1000.00 was Huidji See and Alex Lely;
Fifth through Eighth for $650.00 were Ralf Souquet, Niels Feijen, Jayson Shaw, and Darren Appleton.
As for the previously mentioned high runs, Ralf had a 178 (and a 139), Niels a 161, Dennis a 142(and a 141), Konstantin a 140, Darren a 122, Jayson Shaw a 112, Alex Lely a 112 and Huidji See a 107. Those eight players then had a single elimination tournament.
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Gntlmn Jim
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Those look like some pretty good payouts for sort of a side tourney! That's nice
I see that Ralf is still listed as making $650 in The Straight Pool Challenge when in fact he made a total of $2,150.00. A significant difference.
The others have not been updated either.
That was a tough table as well. Running 100 with those conditions is pretty spectacular. No 400's happening on that equipment!
-td
It really doesnt matter how tough the table was, everyone played on the same table.
My point was US best (assume John is the best in US) and he got 7th.
I dont know anyone in the US that is better, but I assume John is.
Ken
I have just updated the prize money. This is the first I have seen of the bonus money listing for this year. Thanks for sending it over.
Mike
Mike
Thanks for updating, Mike. The Straight Pool Event is usually thought of as a stepchild, but some of the players got a significant bump with our money.
In John's defense, he was out of stroke and only came as a favor. He had barely practiced before arriving at DCC. With little practice he still managed to run over 100 on tough equipment. I still like him in an All Around match against most players (Ten Ball, One Pocket and Straight Pool).
As mentioned previously, pool is a very difficult job these days, and John may be exploring other options.