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PBA Beltway Classic prize money

The PBA Beltway Classic has paid £142,444 across 1 tournament in 2006. That year Sean Rash took £18,872.

PAID IN TOTAL£142k
EDITIONS1
2006 TOP PRIZE£19k
BOWLERS PAID81
RANK125 of 249

Every edition

Who won, what they took, and what the tournament paid in all

Every edition of the PBA Beltway Classic with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2006 Sean Rash £18,872£19k £142,444£142k

The Beltway Classic payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the Beltway Classic.
PLACE BOWLERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £18,872£19k £18,872£19k
2nd 1 £9,774£10k £9,774£10k
3rd 1 £4,887£5k £4,887£5k
4th 1 £4,135£4k £4,135£4k
5th 1 £3,835£4k £3,835£4k
6th 1 £3,083£3k £3,083£3k
7th 1 £2,782£3k £2,782£3k
8th 1 £2,632£3k £2,632£3k
9th 1 £2,256£2k £2,256£2k
10th 1 £2,331£2k £2,331£2k
11th 1 £2,180£2k £2,180£2k
12th 1 £2,030£2k £2,030£2k
13th 1 £1,992£2k £1,992£2k
14th 1 £2,030£2k £2,030£2k
15th 1 £1,917£2k £1,917£2k
16th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
17th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
18th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
19th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
20th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
21st 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
22nd 1 £1,729£2k £1,729£2k
23rd 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
24th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
25th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
26th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
27th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
28th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
29th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
30th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
31st 1 £1,729£2k £1,729£2k
32nd 1 £1,805£2k £1,805£2k
33rd 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
34th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
35th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
36th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
37th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
T38 2 £1,353£1k £2,707£3k
T40 2 £1,353£1k £2,707£3k
42nd 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
43rd 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
44th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
45th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
46th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
47th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
48th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
49th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
50th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
51st 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
52nd 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
53rd 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
54th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
55th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
56th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
57th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
58th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
59th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
60th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
61st 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
62nd 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
63rd 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
64th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
65th 1 £752£752 £752£752
66th 1 £602£602 £602£602
67th 1 £451£451 £451£451
68th 1 £376£376 £376£376
69th 1 £346£346 £346£346
70th 1 £323£323 £323£323
71st 1 £308£308 £308£308
72nd 1 £293£293 £293£293
73rd 1 £286£286 £286£286
74th 1 £278£278 £278£278
75th 1 £271£271 £271£271
76th 1 £263£263 £263£263
77th 1 £256£256 £256£256
78th 1 £248£248 £248£248
79th 1 £241£241 £241£241
80th 1 £233£233 £233£233
81st 1 £226£226 £226£226

Every cheque by name is on the Beltway Classic payouts page.

Who has earned the most at the PBA Beltway Classic

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The bowlers who have won the most prize money at the PBA Beltway Classic.
# BOWLER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Sean Rash United States 1 £18,872£19k
2 Parker Bohn III United States 0 £9,774£10k
3 Chris Loschetter United States 0 £4,887£5k
4 Danny Wiseman United States 0 £4,135£4k
5 Norm Duke United States 0 £3,835£4k
6 Tommy Delutz Jr. United States 0 £3,083£3k
7 Pete Weber United States 0 £2,782£3k
8 Patrick Healey Jr. United States 0 £2,632£3k
9 Mike Wolfe United States 0 £2,331£2k
10 Riga Kalfas United States 0 £2,256£2k
11 Chris Barnes United States 0 £2,180£2k
12 David Tessman United States 0 £2,030£2k
13 Chris Hayden United States 0 £2,030£2k
14 Steve Jaros United States 0 £1,992£2k
15 Brian Kretzer United States 0 £1,917£2k
16 Wes Malott United States 0 £1,880£2k
17 Tim Criss United States 0 £1,805£2k
18 Billy Oatman United States 0 £1,729£2k
19 Joe Ciccone United States 0 £1,729£2k
20 David Traber United States 0 £1,654£2k
21 Tommy Jones United States 0 £1,654£2k
22 Walter Ray Williams Jr. United States 0 £1,654£2k
23 Tom Baker United States 0 £1,654£2k
24 Jason Lundquist United States 0 £1,654£2k
25 Mike DeVaney United States 0 £1,654£2k

Other bowling tournaments

The tournaments either side of the PBA Beltway Classic by prize money paid

Bowling tournaments ranked around the PBA Beltway Classic.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
113 PBA Greater Louisville Open 1 £150,376£150k
114 PBA Greater Nashville Open 1 £150,376£150k
115 PBA Long Island Open 1 £150,376£150k
116 PBA Peoria Open 1 £150,376£150k
117 PBA Toledo Open 1 £150,376£150k
118 PBA Super Slam 1 £150,376£150k
119 PBA Nevada Classic 1 £150,000£150k
120 PBA Greater Cincinnati Classic 1 £149,624£150k
121 PBA Via Bowling Open 1 £149,361£149k
122 PBA50 Dehayes Insurance Group Championship 3 £147,669£148k
123 PBA50 David Small's Jax60 Open 3 £146,710£147k
124 PBA60 Tristan's T.a.p.s. Memorial Open 3 £142,895£143k
125 PBA Beltway Classic 1 £142,444£142k
126 PBA Carmen Salvino Classic 2 £142,429£142k
127 PBA50 Cup 3 £141,944£142k
128 PBA Discover® Card Windy City Classic 1 £141,887£142k
129 PBA Columbia 300 Classic 1 £141,526£142k
130 PBA Don Johnson Buckeye State Eliminator 1 £141,474£141k
131 PBA Lumber Liquidators Championship 1 £141,293£141k
132 PBA the Bowling Foundation Long Island Classic 1 £141,293£141k
133 PBA Ultimate Scoring Championship 1 £141,034£141k
134 PBA Chattanooga Open 2 £140,669£141k
135 PBA Clr Windy City Classic 1 £140,428£140k
136 PBA Etonic Don Johnson Eliminator 1 £140,308£140k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the Beltway Classic?

Sean Rash took £18,872. The whole tournament paid £142,444 across 81 bowlers.

How much prize money has the PBA Beltway Classic paid?

£142,444 across 1 edition in 2006. The richest was the Beltway Classic, at £142,444.

Who has won the most money at the PBA Beltway Classic?

Sean Rash, with £18,872 and 1 win. Parker Bohn III is next on £9,774.

Where does the PBA Beltway Classic rank for prize money?

125th of the 249 bowling tournaments we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every bowling tournament and bowler is ranked on bowling prize money. The latest edition is the Beltway Classic. How much of the pot a bowling winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money.