Prize money?

[Nostra]

Hi!

Can anyone help me with the prize money in the 2009 event?

This is what I've got so far:


Bank pool (398): Winner: John Brumback (USA), $?; Runner-up: Rodolfo Luat (Philippines), $?
One pocket (333): Winner: John Schmidt (USA), $?; Runner-up: Scott Frost (USA), $?
9-ball: (341) Winner: Shane Van Boening (USA), $16,000; Runner-up: Lee Van Corteza (Philippines), $?

All-around title (Master of the Table):

1. Brumback, $20,000
2. Pinegar, $5,000
3. Luat, $?

Thanks!

 

[Sieben]

Derby City Classic

Was the buy backs included in the prize monies ????????

 

[poolhustler47]

The only thing I could help you with is the Master Of The Table. Master of the Table is broken down 1st-$20,000, 2nd-$3,000, and 3rd-$2,000.

 

[ragbug74]

John Brumback received 10K for his banks division win. I believe John Schmidt received the same for the one-pocket event.

 

[Nostra]

Thanks!

poolhustler47: Are you sure about the $3k and $2k for second and third in the Master of the Table? I read somewhere that the second place prize was $5k.


Here is the updated list:

Bank pool (398): Winner: John Brumback (USA), $10,000; Runner-up: Rodolfo Luat (Philippines), $?
One pocket (333): Winner: John Schmidt (USA), $10,000; Runner-up: Scott Frost (USA), $?
9-ball: (341) Winner: Shane Van Boening (USA), $16,000; Runner-up: Lee Van Corteza (Philippines), $?


All-around title (Master of the Table):

1. Brumback, $20,000
2. Pinegar, $3,000
3. Luat, $2,000

 

[ragbug74]

I may have been incorrect reporting J.Schmidt receiving 10K for the one-pocket event. Markus has a picture posted of the winners receiving their checks: http://www.markus-hofstaetter.at/dcc2009lastday/slides/_MG_1677.html. The picture of JS shows him holding a check for 12K. I'm assuming this is the first-place $$$ for the one-pocket event.

BTW...great pictures Markus!

 

[Paul8ball]

Bank
John Brumback: $10,000
Rodolfo Luat: $5,000

One Pocket
John Schmidt: $12,000
Scott Frost: $6,000

Nine Ball
Shane Van Boening: $16,000
Leevan Corteza: $8,000

Master of the Table:
John Brumback: $20,000
Johnathan Pinegar: $3,000
Shane VanBoening: $2,000

 

[Paul8ball]

The purse for each event is the entry fee times the number of players plus the added money.

Banks: (395 players * $100) + $10,000 = $49,500
One pocket: (331 players * $125) + $15,000 = $ 56,375
Nine Ball: (341 players * $150) + $20,000 = $71,150

 

[sunnyday]

The purse for each event is the entry fee times the number of players plus the added money.

Banks: (395 players * $100) + $10,000 = $49,500
One pocket: (331 players * $125) + $15,000 = $ 56,375
Nine Ball: (341 players * $150) + $20,000 = $71,150

Paul,

What about the extra $25,000 for the Master of the Table? Who adds it?

S.

 

[Nostra]

Thank you very much, Paul!

My blog post has now been updated.

Thanks also to all the others who chipped in!

 

[Paul8ball]

Diamond Billiard Products adds the money for Master of the Table ($25,000). The added money for each individual tournament comes from Diamond as well.