Reno Open Payouts

azhousepro

azhousepro

Administrator
Staff member
Admin
Moderator
Here are the complete payouts from Reno...

1 $12,000 MARLON MANALO
2 $5,400 TONY CHOHAN
3 $3,000 SHAWN PUTNAM
4 $2,000 SANTOS SAMBAJON JR
5/6 $1,500 JAMES BARAKS
5/6 $1,500 DAVID MATLOCK
7/8 $1,100 RON WISEMAN
7/8 $1,100 CHRIS SZUTER
9/12 $800 WILLIAM ANDERSON
9/12 $800 MARK HADDAD
9/12 $800 JEREMY JONES
9/12 $800 GLENN ATWELL
13/16 $600 BRIAN PARKS
13/16 $600 JOHN HORSFALL
13/16 $600 WARREN COSTANZO
13/16 $600 DAVE HEMMAH
17/24 $400 B.J. USSERY
17/24 $400 MELISSA LITTLE
17/24 $400 JEFF ABERNATHY
17/24 $400 MIKE DAVIS
17/24 $400 DAN PETRALBA
17/24 $400 LUC SALVAS
17/24 $400 LEE HEUWAGEN
17/24 $400 SHANE VAN BOERING
25/32 $200 DAMIAN ALISHON
25/32 $200 STEVE SMITH
25/32 $200 JEFF HEATH
25/32 $200 RICHARD WADSWORTH
25/32 $200 BERNARDO CHAVEZ
25/32 $200 GABE OWEN
25/32 $200 BUDDY HALL
25/32 $200 GEORGE MICHAELS
33/48 $150 PAUL BRAMWELL
33/48 $150 NICK CANO
33/48 $150 CARL WILSON JR.
33/48 $150 ANDREW PETTINGER
33/48 $150 GILBERT ARELLANO
33/48 $150 JOHN WIMS
33/48 $150 ED SCOTT
33/48 $150 DANNY BASAVICH
33/48 $150 JEFF GREGORY
33/48 $150 ALEX KOPEL
33/48 $150 VINCE TEDESCO
33/48 $150 TONY ANNIGONI
33/48 $150 PETER VONDERAU
33/48 $150 SIMON DUDLEY
33/48 $150 MELISSA HERNDON
33/48 $150 JOSE PARICA
49/64 $100 CHRIS MacDONALD
49/64 $100 LOU LUNA
49/64 $100 JASON MICHAS
49/64 $100 DAN WALLACE
49/64 $100 PETER GATES
49/64 $100 CHRIS CALABRESE
49/64 $100 CLAIRE GAUTHIER
49/64 $100 BOB BEAULIEU
49/64 $100 MARCUS WRONSKI
49/64 $100 MICHELLE RAKIN
49/64 $100 TINSLEY JOHNSON
49/64 $100 TORCH JANES
49/64 $100 ANDREW MONSTIS
49/64 $100 DALE LARMEU
49/64 $100 ALAN McISAAC
49/64 $100 DAVID GROSS

Top Women Finishers
1st $500 MELISSA LITTLE
2nd $300 MELISSA HERNDON
3rd $200 MICHELLE RAKIN
 
Congratulations are in order to AzBilliards' two Melissas, Little for receiving an additional $500 bonus and Herndon getting $300 for the highest finish by a lady player. :)

About payouts, is there a formula which is utilized to cut up the monies? $12,000 goes to Marlon Manalo for FIRST place, and Tony "T-Rex" Chohan received less than HALF for second place, $5,400.

At some tournaments I have been to, the second-place monies is MORE than half of the first-place payout. For instance, the last Joss Tour event I went to, first place paid out $1,620, second place was $1,200, and third place was 900 bucks.

Then there was the Pro/Am event at the SBE this year. Allen Hopkins added $4,000 to the first-place payout. First place received $4,000 and the most beautiful trophy I have ever seen in my life, and second place was $1,100.

Personally, I like the Joss Tour math, but it is interesting to see the variety of methods used to divide up the purse.

JAM
 
JAM said:
Personally, I like the Joss Tour math, but it is interesting to see the variety of methods used to divide up the purse.

JAM
Click to expand...

You are not alone Jennie.., good observation!
 
That's a pretty heavy bunch this marlon manalo dude topped. and he did it undefeated? man, this guy's going to go places! how come we've never heard of him before.....
 
Really?

Renegade said:
That's a pretty heavy bunch this marlon manalo dude topped. and he did it undefeated? man, this guy's going to go places! how come we've never heard of him before.....
Click to expand...

Hello Renegade,

It's being a long time since i posted it here its more than 2 months already.
Kinda busy with my marriage last april 22 and adjustment period for
a marriage life is the things would keep your hands full :)

But anyway Manalo has been mentioned in this a lot of times.
Just last year he beats Efren, Bustamante and Yang in succession
in last year's edition of WPC in Taiwan. And im sure that would have
create a lot of noice and therefore sound to the pool world. 3 of the
top 10 guys in the pool world was beaten in succession, Come on.

I search the threads and i found out even before that i predicted that
Manalo would be the next best Filipino player that would come out
in the Philippines and posted it last January 2004 and come july of that
year, Manalo gone cold blooded and slay the efren, busta and yang in
succession as aforementioned. And i also mention that it would
he would be given a chance to play in international play he would a
tough guy, and bang he's 1st (?) tournament in the US, he won it
all.

I think the 3 Filipino players that to look out this coming WPC is not
Efren and Busta (although this 2 guys still tough to beat) would
be Manalo, Alcano and Pagulayan. Of course i could be wrong,
we never hold tommorrow. :D

By the way before your asking me regarding Jeff "Bata" Luna
one of the up and coming young filipino player, he's a lefty
and plays very well but in my own opinion still needs a lot of
exposure and substance in his play. He just won i believe
the Filipino Open being sponsored by Solar Sports this year not
the recent All-Filipino Open though a month ago.

Till here and till next posting. ;)


By the way here's the thread i mention .
http://www.azbilliards.com/vbulletin/upload/showthread.php?t=3271&page=2&highlight=marlon+manalo
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top