World snooker limited prize money rankings after the world championship 2014
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and those amounts are most likely in British Pounds, so multiply x 1.69 to get the amount in American Dollars.
for example: #1 Mark Selby 774089 * 1.69 = 1308210.41
$1.3M for playing snooker, not too shabby.
for example: #1 Mark Selby 774089 * 1.69 = 1308210.41
$1.3M for playing snooker, not too shabby.
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Before all you pool players get all excited - That list is TWO YEAR TOTAL
http://www.prosnookerblog.com/rankings/201314-rankings-pages/latest-provisional-money-list-2/
It does not include stuff such as:
The Shootout (Winner: £32,000)
Championship League & Grand Final (Winner: £100,000; Runner-up: £38,000)
or the Masters - won by Ronnie (Winner: £200,000; Runner-up: £90,000)
http://www.snooker.org/res/index.asp?event=290
http://www.prosnookerblog.com/rankings/201314-rankings-pages/latest-provisional-money-list-2/
It does not include stuff such as:
The Shootout (Winner: £32,000)
Championship League & Grand Final (Winner: £100,000; Runner-up: £38,000)
or the Masters - won by Ronnie (Winner: £200,000; Runner-up: £90,000)
http://www.snooker.org/res/index.asp?event=290
yes and throw the exchange rate out the window as most of those guys actually live in the uk with the higher uk costs for living
uh no
it's 35 000 british pounds per year avg over two years which over there doesn't pay for much more than life at min wage in many us states