2018 One Pocket points leaders

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1. Bustamante 12000
2. Bergman 6000
3. Chohan 3200
3. Dalton 3200
5. Deluna 2400
5. Kiamco 2400
7. Orcollo 1700
7. Thorpe 1700
7. Hall 1700
10. Gomez 1200
10. Roberts 1200

Derby City Results based on cash payouts

Next events: Scotty Townsend Memorial $1,000 entry, $5,000 added
US Open One pocket: $450 entry, $5,000 added
 
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2018 Pro One Pocket Events

2018 Pro One Pocket Events

1. Derby City Classic-Louisville January
2. Scotty Townsend Memorial-West Monroe, LA March
3. US Open One Pocket-Las Vegas March
4. Big Tyme Classic-Spring, TX March
5. Buffalo's Pro Classic-New Orleans May
6. Big Dog Expo-Des Moines, IA June
7. West Coast Swing-Fremont, CA July
 
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I like it!!!! It looks like you have points based on $$. I believe at DCC for the all around, the points are based on the number of entries. I am just curious -- money sure seems like a simple way to go.
 
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I like it!!!! It looks like you have points based on $$. I believe at DCC for the all around, the points are based on the number of entries. I am just curious -- money sure seems like a simple way to go.
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It's the most objective way. The money drives the quality of fields and any subjective assigning of value to a tournament would be met with arguments.
 
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Two tournaments are being played in the same week. How does that compute? You have one with many players and one with 16 players. Size of field should carry some weight, open tournaments compared to invitation. What’s the formula and what’s the prize?
 
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Two tournaments are being played in the same week. How does that compute? You have one with many players and one with 16 players. Size of field should carry some weight, open tournaments compared to invitation. What’s the formula and what’s the prize?
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There is no invitation. Both are open tournaments. Both have a limit. One is 16, one is 48. In 2016, the US Open had 16 players. Last year, the US Open cancelled its December event. He hasn't shared how many have registered but Scotty Townsend says their one pocket and nine ball is full. (16 players for one pocket, 128 players for 9 ball).
 
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There is no invitation. Both are open tournaments. Both have a limit. One is 16, one is 48. In 2016, the US Open had 16 players. Last year, the US Open cancelled its December event. He hasn't shared how many have registered but Scotty Townsend says their one pocket and nine ball is full. (16 players for one pocket, 128 players for 9 ball).
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My mistake. I thought I read somewhere that it was an invitational tournament, but thanks for clearing it up for me.
 
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After Derby City

1. Bustamante 12000
2. Bergman 6000
3. Chohan 3200
3. Dalton 3200
5. Deluna 2400
5. Kiamco 2400
7. Orcollo 1700
7. Thorpe 1700
7. Hall 1700
10. Gomez 1200
10. Roberts 1200
 
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One Pocket points leaders after three events

One Pocket points leaders after three events

After Scotty Townsend and US Open

1. Bustamante 18000
2. Pagulayan 9000
3. Chohan 7200
4. Bergman 6000
4. Van Boening 6000
6. Dalton 3200
7. Alcano 3000
8. Kiamco 2900
9. Deluna 2400
10. Jones 2000
10. Dominguez 2000
12. Orcollo 1700
12. Thorpe 1700
12. Hall 1700
15. Gomez 1200
15. Roberts 1200
 
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Next event: Big Tyme Classic in Houston

Next event: Big Tyme Classic in Houston

Points leaders to update after Houston. Huge field, most of the top players.
 
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Points leaders after Big Tyme Classic

Points leaders after Big Tyme Classic

1. Bustamante 18800
2. Pagulayan 13000
3. Chohan 7200
4. Bergman 6000
4. Van Boening 6000
6. Kiamco 3400
7. Dalton 3200
8. Alcano 3000
9. Deluna 2400
10. Orcollo 2190
11. Jones 2000
11. Dominguez 2000
11. Woodward 2000
14. Thorpe 1700
14. Hall 1700
16. Gomez 1200
16. Roberts 1200
16 Compton 1200
 
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Points leaders after Buffalo's Pro Classic

Points leaders after Buffalo's Pro Classic

1. Hall 22700 This was an error. I erroneously took the calcutta 1st from Buffalos rather than the 17000 first. It should have read 18,700.
2. Bustamante 18800
3. Chohan 18200
4. Pagulayan 13000
5. Orcollo 8190
6. Deuel 8000
7. Bergman 6000
7. Van Boening 6000
9. Kiamco 3400
10. Dalton 3200
11. Alcano 3000
12. Deluna 2400
13. Jones 2000
13. Dominguez 2000
13. Woodward 2000
16. Thorpe 1700
17. Gomez 1200
17. Roberts 1200
17 Compton 1200
 
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Points leaders after Big Dog Classic

Points leaders after Big Dog Classic

1. Hall 22700
2. Pagulayan 21,200
3. Bustamante 18800
4. Chohan 18200
5. Orcollo 13,500
6. Deuel 8000
7. Bergman 6000
7. Van Boening 6000
9. Roberts 4800
10.Thorpe 3500
11. Kiamco 3400
12. Dalton 3200
13. Alcano 3000
14. Deluna 2400
15. Jones 2000
15. Dominguez 2000
17. Woodward 2000
18. Gomez 1200
18 Compton 1200
 
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Updated points leaders after West Coast Challenge

Updated points leaders after West Coast Challenge

1. Pagulayan 22,200-Won Scotty Townsend, Big Tyme Classic and Big Dogs.
2. Chohan 21,400- Won West Coast Swing, has placed in most other tournaments.
3. Bustamante 18800-Won Derby City Classic, Second in Scotty Townsend
4. Hall 18700-Most of his points are based on his 17,000 for First place at Buffalo's
5. Orcollo 14,900-Has placed in most tournaments. No wins this year.
6. Deuel 8500-Most points based on his 3rd place at Buffalo's for 8,000.
7. Van Boening 8200-Won US Open, second in West Coast Swing.
8. Bergman 6000-Only cash was his second at Derby City.
9. Roberts 4800-Most from his third place at Big Dog.
10. Kiamco 4100-Cashed at Derby City, US Open and West Coast Challenge. Has not played in any other one pocket event.
11.Thorpe 3500
12. Dalton 3200
13. Alcano 3000
14. Deluna 2400
15. Jones 2000
15. Dominguez 2000
17. Woodward 2000
18. Gomez 1200
18 Compton 1200
 
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BRLongArm said:
1. Pagulayan 22,200-Won Scotty Townsend, Big Tyme Classic and Big Dogs.
2. Chohan 21,400- Won West Coast Swing, has placed in most other tournaments.
3. Bustamante 18800-Won Derby City Classic, Second in Scotty Townsend
4. Hall 18700-Most of his points are based on his 17,000 for First place at Buffalo's
5. Orcollo 14,900-Has placed in most tournaments. No wins this year.
6. Deuel 8500-Most points based on his 3rd place at Buffalo's for 8,000.
7. Van Boening 8200-Won US Open, second in West Coast Swing.
8. Bergman 6000-Only cash was his second at Derby City.
9. Roberts 4800-Most from his third place at Big Dog.
10. Kiamco 4100-Cashed at Derby City, US Open and West Coast Challenge. Has not played in any other one pocket event.
11.Thorpe 3500
12. Dalton 3200
13. Alcano 3000
14. Deluna 2400
15. Jones 2000
15. Dominguez 2000
17. Woodward 2000
18. Gomez 1200
18 Compton 1200
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Thanks Joe -- great to see!!
 
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Thanks Joe but I have a question.

If Justin Hall got 17,000 points for Buffallos win, why does Tony only get 3200 points for his west coast win? Is it one point for every dollar won?
 
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