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From Tony Crosby's web site:
http://poolsniper.com/sniper/
1st. $40,000
2nd. $20,000
3rd. 10,000
4th. $5000
5-6. $4500
7-8.$4000
9-12. $3500
13-16. $3000
17-24. $2500
25-32. $1750
33-48. $1250
49-64. $750
65-96. $500
http://poolsniper.com/sniper/
1st. $40,000
2nd. $20,000
3rd. 10,000
4th. $5000
5-6. $4500
7-8.$4000
9-12. $3500
13-16. $3000
17-24. $2500
25-32. $1750
33-48. $1250
49-64. $750
65-96. $500
PhillyPoolGuy
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$40,000.00 Alex Pagulayan
$20,000.00 Jose Parica
$10,000.00 Francisco Bustamante
$5,000.00 Earl Strickland
5-6 $4,500.00 Each Charlie Williams Tang Hoa
7-8 $4,000.00 Each Nick Vandenburg Troy Frank
9-12 $3,500.00 Each Sylver Ochoa Ernesto Dominguez Niels Feijen Andreas Roschowsky
13-16 $3,000.00 Each Charles Bryant Ralf Souquet Jeremy Jones Johnny Archer
17-24 $2,500.00 Each Evgeny Stalev Raj Hundal Max Eberle Mika Immonen Efren Reyes Corey Harper P.J.
$20,000.00 Jose Parica
$10,000.00 Francisco Bustamante
$5,000.00 Earl Strickland
5-6 $4,500.00 Each Charlie Williams Tang Hoa
7-8 $4,000.00 Each Nick Vandenburg Troy Frank
9-12 $3,500.00 Each Sylver Ochoa Ernesto Dominguez Niels Feijen Andreas Roschowsky
13-16 $3,000.00 Each Charles Bryant Ralf Souquet Jeremy Jones Johnny Archer
17-24 $2,500.00 Each Evgeny Stalev Raj Hundal Max Eberle Mika Immonen Efren Reyes Corey Harper P.J.
I went back through the brackets and here are the results. Sorry if there are any mistakes.
1st - Alex Pagulayan
2nd - Jose Parica
3rd - Francisco Bustamante
4th - Earl Strickland
5-6th - Charlie Williams, Tang Hoa
7-8th - Nick Van den Berg, Troy Frank
9-12th - Sylver Ochoa, Ernesto Dominguez, Neils Feijen, Andreas Roshkowski
13-16th - Charlie Bryant, Ralf Souquet, Jeremy Jones, Johnny Archer
17-24th - Corey Harper, Efren Reyes, Dave Hemmah, PJ Massicotte, Max Eberle, Raj Hundahl, Mika Immonen, Evgeny Stalev
25-32nd - Shane Van Boening, Vilmos Foeldes, Young Hwa Jeong, Chris Bartrum, Brandon Shuff, Mark Gregory, Lee Heuwagen, Alan Rolon
33-48th - Ivica Putnick, Joey Korsiak, Luc Salvas, Keith McCready, Eric Moore, Dee Adkins, Tommy Kennedy, Gabe Owen, Miguel Laboy, Larry Nevel, David Grossman, Tony Robles, Lee Holt, Shawn Putnam, Mike Davis, Demitrios Jelatis
49-64th - Fabio Petroni, James Walden, Jamie Baraks, Reed Pierce, Shannon Daulton, David Broxson, Bobby Hunter, Eddie Galati, Michael Fuller, James Conn, Billy Bailey, BJ Ussery, Robb Saez, Warren Kiamco, Takashi Uraoka, Dan Wallace
65-96th - John Schmidt, Bill Mason, Richard Broumpton, Tony Crosby, David Matlock, Howard Vickery, Corey Dueul, Louis Ulrich, Michael Staubes, Dave Selbrade, Jimmy Wetch, Bill Ferguson, Tony Chohan, DJ McGinley, John Newton, Jeff White, Dave Bollman, Brian Parks, Larry Faulk, Deo Alpojara, Shaun Wilkie, Joey Arbuckle, David Gutierrez, Marlon Manalo, Thorsten Hohmann, Larry Kressel, Ronnie Wiseman, Scott Frost, Chris Orme, Marcus Chamat, Danny Basavich, Pablo Matheu
-djb
1st - Alex Pagulayan
2nd - Jose Parica
3rd - Francisco Bustamante
4th - Earl Strickland
5-6th - Charlie Williams, Tang Hoa
7-8th - Nick Van den Berg, Troy Frank
9-12th - Sylver Ochoa, Ernesto Dominguez, Neils Feijen, Andreas Roshkowski
13-16th - Charlie Bryant, Ralf Souquet, Jeremy Jones, Johnny Archer
17-24th - Corey Harper, Efren Reyes, Dave Hemmah, PJ Massicotte, Max Eberle, Raj Hundahl, Mika Immonen, Evgeny Stalev
25-32nd - Shane Van Boening, Vilmos Foeldes, Young Hwa Jeong, Chris Bartrum, Brandon Shuff, Mark Gregory, Lee Heuwagen, Alan Rolon
33-48th - Ivica Putnick, Joey Korsiak, Luc Salvas, Keith McCready, Eric Moore, Dee Adkins, Tommy Kennedy, Gabe Owen, Miguel Laboy, Larry Nevel, David Grossman, Tony Robles, Lee Holt, Shawn Putnam, Mike Davis, Demitrios Jelatis
49-64th - Fabio Petroni, James Walden, Jamie Baraks, Reed Pierce, Shannon Daulton, David Broxson, Bobby Hunter, Eddie Galati, Michael Fuller, James Conn, Billy Bailey, BJ Ussery, Robb Saez, Warren Kiamco, Takashi Uraoka, Dan Wallace
65-96th - John Schmidt, Bill Mason, Richard Broumpton, Tony Crosby, David Matlock, Howard Vickery, Corey Dueul, Louis Ulrich, Michael Staubes, Dave Selbrade, Jimmy Wetch, Bill Ferguson, Tony Chohan, DJ McGinley, John Newton, Jeff White, Dave Bollman, Brian Parks, Larry Faulk, Deo Alpojara, Shaun Wilkie, Joey Arbuckle, David Gutierrez, Marlon Manalo, Thorsten Hohmann, Larry Kressel, Ronnie Wiseman, Scott Frost, Chris Orme, Marcus Chamat, Danny Basavich, Pablo Matheu
-djb
One thing to take note of is that this was a 256-player full field, which meant that there were 72,000 bucks added as opposed to $50,000.
Interestingly, a player only had to win two matches to win $500 which is the cost of the entry fee for the U.S. Open.
I am always amazed at payout percentages, and each event I attend, they differ. The U.S. Open paid out 96 spots out of 256, which was GREAT for all the players who cashed.
First place all the way to fourth place, there was a 50-percent cut. Notice that Earl Strickland won $5,000 for fourth place, and then the cuts were not 50 percent, but still very high. Fifth and sixth place paid out $4,500 as an example.
I think the U.S. Open this year was the best ever, and I can't wait for next year. We had a wonderful experience in Chesapeake, Virginia -- no hurricanes and a fantastic turnout. The State's logo is "Virginia is for Lovers." However, IMHO, Virginia is for POOL lovers. It sure was great to be there.
Here's a picture of two old road warriors who hadn't seen other in 10-plus years. It is events like these which keep pool alive and well for me and mine. Jerry Bento a/k/a "The Toe" and Keith McCready enjoying themselves to the fullest at the 2005 U.S. Open.
JAM
Interestingly, a player only had to win two matches to win $500 which is the cost of the entry fee for the U.S. Open.
I am always amazed at payout percentages, and each event I attend, they differ. The U.S. Open paid out 96 spots out of 256, which was GREAT for all the players who cashed.
First place all the way to fourth place, there was a 50-percent cut. Notice that Earl Strickland won $5,000 for fourth place, and then the cuts were not 50 percent, but still very high. Fifth and sixth place paid out $4,500 as an example.
I think the U.S. Open this year was the best ever, and I can't wait for next year. We had a wonderful experience in Chesapeake, Virginia -- no hurricanes and a fantastic turnout. The State's logo is "Virginia is for Lovers." However, IMHO, Virginia is for POOL lovers. It sure was great to be there.
Here's a picture of two old road warriors who hadn't seen other in 10-plus years. It is events like these which keep pool alive and well for me and mine. Jerry Bento a/k/a "The Toe" and Keith McCready enjoying themselves to the fullest at the 2005 U.S. Open.
JAM
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JAM said:
Actually, you had to win at least the first two rounds in the winners bracket to cash in at 64-96.
Pablo Matheu won against John Macias, and then against Tony Robles. He then lost to Alex Pagulayan in the winners bracket. At the B side he lost to Dan Wallace. Finishing his rounds at the Open.
Anyone losing their first match would have had to win three matches in the B Bracket to place 64-96 and get their money back. (Danny Basavich).
Danny lost in the first round to Larry Kressel, then won against Jamie McWorter, Nick Bewley and Craig Wolfe. He then lost to Demetrio Jelatis.