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Invitational 10-Ball Championship pool prize money

The Invitational 10-Ball Championship has paid £24,060 across 1 tournament in 2014. That year Pin-Yi Ko took £6,203.

PAID IN TOTAL£24k
EDITIONS1
2014 TOP PRIZE£6k
PLAYERS PAID16
RANK232 of 310

Every edition

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

Every edition of the Invitational 10-Ball Championship with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2014 Pin-Yi Ko £6,203£6k £24,060£24k

The CSI Invitational 10-Ball Championship 2014 payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the CSI Invitational 10-Ball Championship 2014.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £6,203£6k £6,203£6k
2nd 1 £3,947£4k £3,947£4k
T3 1 £2,068£2k £2,068£2k
T3 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
T5 3 £1,316£1k £3,947£4k
T5 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
T9 1 £940£940 £940£940
T9 3 £752£752 £2,256£2k
T13 1 £564£564 £564£564
T13 3 £376£376 £1,128£1k

Who has earned the most at the Invitational 10-Ball Championship

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The players who have won the most prize money at the Invitational 10-Ball Championship.
# PLAYER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Pin-Yi Ko Chinese Taipei 1 £6,203£6k
2 Ping-Chung Ko Chinese Taipei 0 £3,947£4k
3 Jayson Shaw Scotland 0 £2,068£2k
4 Dennis Orcollo Philippines 0 £1,880£2k
5 Corey Deuel United States 0 £1,316£1k
6 Jung-Lin Chang Chinese Taipei 0 £1,316£1k
7 Ralf Souquet Germany 0 £1,316£1k
8 Shane Van Boening United States 0 £1,128£1k
9 Thorsten Hohmann Germany 0 £940£940
10 Francisco Bustamante Philippines 0 £752£752
11 John Morra Canada 0 £752£752
12 Mike Dechaine United States 0 £752£752
13 Darren Appleton Great Britain 0 £564£564
14 Efren Reyes Philippines 0 £376£376
15 Warren Kiamco Philippines 0 £376£376
16 Yu-Hsuan Cheng Chinese Taipei 0 £376£376

Other pool tournaments

The tournaments either side of the Invitational 10-Ball Championship by prize money paid

Pool tournaments ranked around the Invitational 10-Ball Championship.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
220 Raxx Billiards Christmas Spectacular 1 £28,383£28k
221 Beassy 8-Ball World's Top Gun 1 £28,226£28k
222 Americas Heyball Women's Championship 1 £27,820£28k
223 Gstaad Swiss Open 1 £27,684£28k
224 Buffalo Billiards Pro One Pocket 1 £27,068£27k
225 Challenge of Champions 1 £27,068£27k
226 Diamond Open One Pocket 1 £24,662£25k
227 Bank Pool Showdown 1 £24,436£24k
228 Texas Open 10-Ball Championship 1 £24,361£24k
229 Asian Culture Day Women's 10-Ball 1 £24,154£24k
230 Asian 10-Ball Pool Championship 1 £24,060£24k
231 Bigfoot 10-Ball Challenge 1 £24,060£24k
232 Invitational 10-Ball Championship 1 £24,060£24k
233 Medellin Open 1 £23,729£24k
234 TAOM Arena Open 1 £23,534£24k
235 2AM Prague Open 1 £23,308£23k
236 9-Ball Players Championship 1 £23,308£23k
237 Asian 9-Ball Pool Championship 1 £22,932£23k
238 Pennsylvania Open 1 £22,782£23k
239 WPBA Sledgehammer Open 1 £22,707£23k
240 Invitational 8-Ball Championship 1 £22,556£23k
241 Jamaica Joe's Open 8-Ball 1 £22,556£23k
242 WPBA Biker Week Showdown 1 £22,556£23k
243 JFlowers Scottish Open 1 £22,484£22k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the CSI Invitational 10-Ball Championship 2014?

Pin-Yi Ko took £6,203. The whole tournament paid £24,060 across 16 players.

How much prize money has the Invitational 10-Ball Championship paid?

£24,060 across 1 edition in 2014. The richest was the CSI Invitational 10-Ball Championship 2014, at £24,060.

Who has won the most money at the Invitational 10-Ball Championship?

Pin-Yi Ko, with £6,203 and 1 win. Ping-Chung Ko is next on £3,947.

Where does the Invitational 10-Ball Championship rank for prize money?

232nd of the 310 pool tournaments we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every pool tournament and player is ranked on pool prize money. The latest edition is the CSI Invitational 10-Ball Championship 2014. What the men's and women's fields are paid is compared on men's vs women's pool prize money. How much of the pot a pool winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money. How far down the field the money runs, against every other sport, is on how deep prize money pays.