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CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open pool prize money

The CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open has paid £39,098 across 1 tournament in 2023. That year Moritz Neuhausen took £11,278.

PAID IN TOTAL£39k
EDITIONS1
2023 TOP PRIZE£11k
PLAYERS PAID16
RANK170 of 310

Every edition

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

Every edition of the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2023 Moritz Neuhausen £11,278£11k £39,098£39k

The CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £11,278£11k £11,278£11k
2nd 1 £6,165£6k £6,165£6k
T3 2 £3,008£3k £6,015£6k
T5 4 £1,654£2k £6,617£7k
T9 8 £1,128£1k £9,023£9k

Every cheque by name is on the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open payouts page.

Who has earned the most at the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The players who have won the most prize money at the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open.
# PLAYER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Moritz Neuhausen Germany 1 £11,278£11k
2 Yu-Lung Chang Chinese Taipei 0 £6,165£6k
3 Mario He Austria 0 £3,008£3k
4 Shane Van Boening United States 0 £3,008£3k
5 Anthony Raga Philippines 0 £1,654£2k
6 Naoyuki Oi Japan 0 £1,654£2k
7 Ping-Chung Ko Chinese Taipei 0 £1,654£2k
8 Ri Teng Liu Chinese Taipei 0 £1,654£2k
9 Billy Thorpe United States 0 £1,128£1k
10 Carlo Biado Philippines 0 £1,128£1k
11 Jayson Shaw Scotland 0 £1,128£1k
12 John Morra Canada 0 £1,128£1k
13 Jose Alberto Delgado Spain 0 £1,128£1k
14 Kun Lin Wu Chinese Taipei 0 £1,128£1k
15 Lee Vann Corteza Philippines 0 £1,128£1k
16 The Kien Do Vietnam 0 £1,128£1k

Other pool tournaments

The tournaments either side of the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open by prize money paid

Pool tournaments ranked around the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
158 Weir Memorial 9-Ball Tournament 2 £44,211£44k
159 Rally in the Shenandoah Valley 2 £43,233£43k
160 Midwest Billiards Expo One Pocket 2 £42,857£43k
161 Zen & Yuan 8 Open 1 £42,707£43k
162 Women's Tornado Open 1 £41,654£42k
163 Chinook Winds Open 10-Ball 2 £41,489£41k
164 Masters 10-Ball Championship 1 £41,353£41k
165 TAOM Maxrack 9-Ball Helsinki Open 1 £40,977£41k
166 Germany Women's Open 1 £40,839£41k
167 Tornado Open 1 £40,301£40k
168 WPBA Olhausen Raxx Mezz Invitational 1 £39,850£40k
169 Southern Classic Bank Pool 2 £39,570£40k
170 CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open 1 £39,098£39k
171 Inaugural Battle of the Bull 1 £39,098£39k
172 East Coast Canadian 9-Ball Open 1 £38,754£39k
173 Portugal Open 1 £38,565£39k
174 WPBA Felt Colorado Classic 1 £38,045£38k
175 Manny Pacquiao Cup Singles 1 £37,594£38k
176 Pool Ocho Open 1 £37,594£38k
177 Action Palace High Stakes One Pocket 1 £37,594£38k
178 Pattaya Open Pool Championship 1 £37,594£38k
179 WPBA Ho-Chunk Classic 1 £37,594£38k
180 Hill-Hill Estonian Open 2 £37,218£37k
181 Terme Olimia Open 1 £37,160£37k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open?

Moritz Neuhausen took £11,278. The whole tournament paid £39,098 across 16 players.

How much prize money has the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open paid?

£39,098 across 1 edition in 2023. The richest was the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open, at £39,098.

Who has won the most money at the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open?

Moritz Neuhausen, with £11,278 and 1 win. Yu-Lung Chang is next on £6,165.

Where does the CueLee's Connecticut 9-Ball Open rank for prize money?

170th of the 310 pool tournaments we hold, by total prize money paid.

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