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Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball pool prize money

The Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball has paid £16,992 across 1 tournament in 2023. That year Shane Van Boening took £6,015.

PAID IN TOTAL£17k
EDITIONS1
2023 TOP PRIZE£6k
PLAYERS PAID12
RANK284 of 310

Every edition

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

Every edition of the Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2023 Shane Van Boening £6,015£6k £16,992£17k

The 2023 Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the 2023 Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £6,015£6k £6,015£6k
2nd 1 £3,008£3k £3,008£3k
3rd 1 £2,030£2k £2,030£2k
4th 1 £1,504£2k £1,504£2k
T5 2 £865£865 £1,729£2k
T7 2 £526£526 £1,053£1k
T9 4 £414£414 £1,654£2k

Who has earned the most at the Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The players who have won the most prize money at the Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball.
# PLAYER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Shane Van Boening United States 1 £6,015£6k
2 Fedor Gorst United States 0 £3,008£3k
3 Skyler Woodward United States 0 £2,030£2k
4 Roberto Gomez Philippines 0 £1,504£2k
5 BJ Ussery United States 0 £865£865
6 Tyler Styer United States 0 £865£865
7 Lukas Fracasso-Verner United States 0 £526£526
8 Shane Wolford United States 0 £526£526
9 Kenny Loftis United States 0 £414£414
10 Max Eberle United States 0 £414£414
11 Nick De Leon United States 0 £414£414
12 Tommy Tokoph United States 0 £414£414

Other pool tournaments

The tournaments either side of the Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball by prize money paid

Pool tournaments ranked around the Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
272 West Coast 10 Ball Pro Challenge 1 £18,684£19k
273 8-Ball Classic Championship 1 £18,674£19k
274 Cheesehead Classic 1 £18,647£19k
275 Don Coates Memorial 9-Ball 1 £18,586£19k
276 Sandcastle 9-Ball Open 1 £18,196£18k
277 Freezer's Icehouse 10-Ball Challenge 1 £17,970£18k
278 Gotham City Billiard Club 9-Ball Pro Classic 1 £17,895£18k
279 Ultimate Pool USA Arizona Open 1 £17,519£18k
280 Maryland 14.1 Straight Pool Championship 1 £17,519£18k
281 Skinny Bob's 9-Ball Classic 1 £17,293£17k
282 Vancouver Open 1 £17,203£17k
283 Efren "Bata" Reyes 10-Ball Championship 1 £17,025£17k
284 Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball 1 £16,992£17k
285 Ljubljana City 'Mezz' 9-Ball Open 1 £16,771£17k
286 State of Maine 9-Ball Open 1 £16,616£17k
287 On the Hill $5000 Split Bracket 1 £16,391£16k
288 Action Palace Open 8-Ball 1 £16,203£16k
289 Houston Open 1 £16,165£16k
290 Paris Open 1 £15,940£16k
291 Stevie Chan Memorial 1 £15,865£16k
292 Louisiana Pro One Pocket 1 £15,789£16k
293 Tony Chohan's Big Easy Classic One Pocket 1 £15,789£16k
294 US Bar Box Championship Open 9-Ball 1 £15,489£15k
295 Midwest Open One Pocket 1 £15,470£15k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the 2023 Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball?

Shane Van Boening took £6,015. The whole tournament paid £16,992 across 12 players.

How much prize money has the Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball paid?

£16,992 across 1 edition in 2023. The richest was the 2023 Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball, at £16,992.

Who has won the most money at the Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball?

Shane Van Boening, with £6,015 and 1 win. Fedor Gorst is next on £3,008.

Where does the Midwest Billiards Expo Big Dog 9-Ball rank for prize money?

284th of the 310 pool tournaments we hold, by total prize money paid.

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