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BOWLING · 2016-07-23 · STURGEON LAKE ROAD WELCH, MN, UNITED STATES

PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino World Championship 2016 prize money

The PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino World Championship paid £64,436 to 35 bowlers. Norm Duke won £11,278. Pete Weber took £6,391 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£64k
WINNER£11k
BOWLERS PAID35
PAYOUT BANDS34

Every cheque

35 bowlers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each bowler at the PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino World Championship.
PLACE BOWLER NATION PRIZE MONEY
1st Norm Duke United States £11,278£11k
2nd Pete Weber United States £6,391£6k
3rd Parker Bohn III United States £4,135£4k
4th Harry Sullins United States £3,008£3k
5th Brian Kretzer United States £2,632£3k
6th ss-Ron Mohr United States £2,256£2k
7th Ron Nelson Jr United States £1,880£2k
8th Bob Learn Jr. United States £1,654£2k
9th Sammy Ventura United States £1,579£2k
10th Bo Goergen United States £1,504£2k
11th ss-Sam Maccarone United States £1,466£1k
12th Walter Ray Williams Jr. United States £1,429£1k
13th Mark Williams United States £1,391£1k
14th Tommy Martin United States £1,353£1k
T15 Mike Scroggins United States £1,297£1k
T15 Lennie Boresch Jr. United States £1,297£1k
17th Dale Traber United States £1,259£1k
18th Amleto Monacelli Venezuela £1,241£1k
19th Andrew Frawley Australia £1,222£1k
20th Ricky Schissler United States £1,203£1k
21st Robert Brown United States £1,184£1k
22nd ss-David Axon United States £1,165£1k
23rd Tom Carter United States £1,147£1k
24th Randy Scharf United States £1,128£1k
25th ss-Warren Nelson United States £940£940
26th Dave Han United States £940£940
27th David Williams Jr. United States £940£940
34th ss-Paul McCordic United States £940£940
38th ss-James Knoblauch United States £940£940
45th ss-Bill Nichols United States £940£940
46th ss-Bill Henson United States £940£940
49th ss-Ted Staikoff United States £940£940
53rd ss-John Dudak United States £940£940
54th ss-Steve Stein United States £940£940
T56 ss-Brendan Bierch United States £940£940

How the money splits

Each finishing band, what it paid each bowler, and what it paid in all

Prize money bands at the PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino World Championship.
PLACE BOWLERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £11,278£11k £11,278£11k
2nd 1 £6,391£6k £6,391£6k
3rd 1 £4,135£4k £4,135£4k
4th 1 £3,008£3k £3,008£3k
5th 1 £2,632£3k £2,632£3k
6th 1 £2,256£2k £2,256£2k
7th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
8th 1 £1,654£2k £1,654£2k
9th 1 £1,579£2k £1,579£2k
10th 1 £1,504£2k £1,504£2k
11th 1 £1,466£1k £1,466£1k
12th 1 £1,429£1k £1,429£1k
13th 1 £1,391£1k £1,391£1k
14th 1 £1,353£1k £1,353£1k
T15 2 £1,297£1k £2,594£3k
17th 1 £1,259£1k £1,259£1k
18th 1 £1,241£1k £1,241£1k
19th 1 £1,222£1k £1,222£1k
20th 1 £1,203£1k £1,203£1k
21st 1 £1,184£1k £1,184£1k
22nd 1 £1,165£1k £1,165£1k
23rd 1 £1,147£1k £1,147£1k
24th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
25th 1 £940£940 £940£940
26th 1 £940£940 £940£940
27th 1 £940£940 £940£940
34th 1 £940£940 £940£940
38th 1 £940£940 £940£940
45th 1 £940£940 £940£940
46th 1 £940£940 £940£940
49th 1 £940£940 £940£940
53rd 1 £940£940 £940£940
54th 1 £940£940 £940£940
T56 1 £940£940 £940£940

Where the money went, band by band

1st £11k
2nd £6,391
3rd £4,135
4th £3,008
5th £2,632
6th £2,256
7th £1,880
8th £1,654
9th £1,579
10th £1,504
11th £1,466
12th £1,429
13th £1,391
14th £1,353

The rest of 2016

Every other bowling tournament we hold from 2016

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino World Championship get?

Norm Duke took £11,278.

How much did the runner-up get?

Pete Weber took £6,391, 57% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino World Championship?

£64,436, paid to 35 bowlers.

How does it compare with other years?

The PBA Senior World Championship paid £69,639, and the PBA50 World Championship paid £132,504.

Where to next

Every edition is on the PBA50 World Championship prize money page, and the whole year on bowling prize money in 2016. The edition before was the PBA Senior World Championship. The one after was the PBA50 World Championship.