BOWLING · 2015-01-18 · UNITED STATES

DHC PBA Japan Invitational 2015 prize money

Q: How much did the runner-up get?

Mike Fagan took £17,107, 27% of the winner's cheque.

Q: How does it compare with other years?

The 2014 Round 1 Japan Cup Bowling paid £42,458, and the DHC PBA Japan Invitational 2016 paid £112,741.

The DHC PBA Japan Invitational 2015 paid £146,599 to 16 bowlers. Chris Barnes won £63,081. Mike Fagan took £17,107 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£147k

WINNER£63k

BOWLERS PAID16

PAYOUT BANDS16

Every cheque

16 bowlers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each bowler at the DHC PBA Japan Invitational 2015.
PLACE	BOWLER	NATION	PRIZE MONEY
1st	Chris Barnes	United States	£63,081£63k
2nd	Mike Fagan	United States	£17,107£17k
3rd	Stuart Williams	United States	£8,859£9k
4th	Liz Johnson	United States	£6,873£7k
5th	Shawn Maldonado	United States	£6,568£7k
6th	Mika Koivuniemi	United States	£5,804£6k
8th	Todd Book	United States	£4,430£4k
9th	Scott Norton	United States	£4,429£4k
10th	Jason Belmonte	Australia	£6,416£6k
11th	Dom Barrett	England	£6,110£6k
12th	Eddie VanDaniker Jr.	United States	£3,360£3k
14th	Wes Malott	United States	£4,124£4k
15th	Sean Rash	United States	£3,819£4k
16th	Ronnie Russell	United States	£2,291£2k
17th	Yuka Tsuchiya	Japan	£1,526£2k
20th	Patrick Girard	Canada	£1,802£2k

How the money splits

Every place paid a different cheque, so each band is one bowler

Where the money went, band by band

1st £63k

2nd £17k

3rd £8,859

4th £6,873

5th £6,568

6th £5,804

8th £4,430

9th £4,429

10th £6,416

11th £6,110

12th £3,360

14th £4,124

15th £3,819

16th £2,291

The rest of 2015

Every other bowling tournament we hold from 2015

Other bowling tournaments in 2015.
TOURNAMENT	WINNER	PAID
PBA Chameleon Championship	Jesper Svensson	£52,074£52k
PBA Cheetah Championship	Parker Bohn III	£52,815£53k
PBA Scorpion Championship	Jon VanHees	£52,074£52k
GoBowling.com PBA Viper Championship	Ryan Ciminelli	£51,926£52k
Rolltech PBA World Championship	Gary Faulkner Jr.	£272,119£272k
Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open	Ryan Ciminelli	£166,484£166k
PBA Team Challenge	Alex Cavagnaro, Matthew O'Grady, fp-Danielle McEwan, Anthony Pepe, Matthew McNiel	£50,148£50k
PBA Xtra Frame South Point Las Vegas Open	Ryan Ciminelli	£34,570£35k
PBA60 Dick Weber Super Senior Open	ss-Bill Henson	£43,778£44k
PBA50 DeHayes Insurance Group Championship	Mike Scroggins	£47,407£47k
PBA/PBA50 South Shore Doubles Second Event	Bob Learn Jr.	£42,630£43k
PBA/PBA50 South Shore Doubles	D.J. Archer	£20,481£20k
USBC Senior Masters	Amleto Monacelli	£84,148£84k
PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open	Parker Bohn III	£41,444£41k
PBA50 Northern California Classic	Amleto Monacelli	£45,518£46k
PBA50 Fountain Valley Open	Brian LeClair	£45,222£45k
Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open	Pete Weber	£84,696£85k
PBA Badger Open	Ronnie Russell	£29,926£30k
PBA Oklahoma Open	Bill O'Neill	£71,415£71k
PBA Wolf Open	Kyle Troup	£30,000£30k
PBA Bear Open	Tommy Jones	£29,926£30k
PBA50 Johnny Petraglia BVL Open	Mike Scroggins	£42,518£43k
PBA50 Miller High Life Classic	Jack Jurek	£60,944£61k
PBA50 Sun Bowl In The Villages	Mike Scroggins	£60,011£60k
PBA50 Pasco County Florida Open	Parker Bohn III	£48,815£49k
United States Bowling Congress Masters	Jason Belmonte	£187,481£187k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the DHC PBA Japan Invitational 2015 get?

Chris Barnes took £63,081.

How much did the runner-up get?

Mike Fagan took £17,107, 27% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the DHC PBA Japan Invitational 2015?

£146,599, paid to 16 bowlers.

How does it compare with other years?

The 2014 Round 1 Japan Cup Bowling paid £42,458, and the DHC PBA Japan Invitational 2016 paid £112,741.

Where to next

Every edition is on the PBA Japan Cup prize money page, and the whole year on bowling prize money in 2015. The edition before was the 2014 Round 1 Japan Cup Bowling. The one after was the DHC PBA Japan Invitational 2016.