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Oceania Tour Event 1 pool prize money

The Oceania Tour Event 1 has paid £18,991 across 1 tournament in 2023. That year Marco Teutscher took £5,510.

PAID IN TOTAL£19k
EDITIONS1
2023 TOP PRIZE£6k
PLAYERS PAID32
RANK262 of 310

Every edition

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

Every edition of the Oceania Tour Event 1 with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2023 Marco Teutscher £5,510£6k £18,991£19k

The Oceania Tour Event 1 payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the Oceania Tour Event 1.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £5,510£6k £5,510£6k
2nd 1 £2,375£2k £2,375£2k
T3 2 £1,235£1k £2,470£2k
T5 4 £593£593 £2,373£2k
T9 8 £404£404 £3,230£3k
T17 16 £190£190 £3,034£3k

Every cheque by name is on the Oceania Tour Event 1 payouts page.

Who has earned the most at the Oceania Tour Event 1

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The players who have won the most prize money at the Oceania Tour Event 1.
# PLAYER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Marco Teutscher Netherlands 1 £5,510£6k
2 Mark Lacey Australia 0 £2,375£2k
3 James Georgiadis Australia 0 £1,235£1k
4 Nick Pera Australia 0 £1,235£1k
5 Andy Nguyen New Zealand 0 £593£593
6 Chris Calabrese Australia 0 £593£593
7 Greg Jenkins Australia 0 £593£593
8 Simon Singleton New Zealand 0 £593£593
9 Aaron Bolling United States 0 £404£404
10 David Ewing Australia 0 £404£404
11 Justin Sajich Australia 0 £404£404
12 Kane Weekley Australia 0 £404£404
13 Kenneth Huang Australia 0 £404£404
14 Kurt Dunham Australia 0 £404£404
15 Matt Edwards New Zealand 0 £404£404
16 Michael Cacciola Australia 0 £404£404
17 Alvin Wijaya Indonesia 0 £190£190
18 Ben Foster Australia 0 £190£190
19 Bruno Nguyen Australia 0 £190£190
20 Christopher Moreno Australia 0 £190£190
21 Danny Stone Australia 0 £190£190
22 David Rothall Australia 0 £190£190
23 Ivan Liu Australia 0 £190£190
24 Joe Chao Australia 0 £190£190
25 Luke Foster Australia 0 £190£190

Other pool tournaments

The tournaments either side of the Oceania Tour Event 1 by prize money paid

Pool tournaments ranked around the Oceania Tour Event 1.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
250 WPBA Sondheim Diamond Invitational 1 £20,000£20k
251 WPBA Sondheim Kiwanis Invitational 1 £20,000£20k
252 Belgian Open 1 £19,869£20k
253 FSR 9-Ball Open 1 £19,701£20k
254 Chinese 8-Ball International Open 1 £19,630£20k
255 Marina Pool Open 1 £19,448£19k
256 Ultimate Pool USA Boston Open 1 £19,259£19k
257 Ultimate Pool USA Colorado Open 1 £19,259£19k
258 Ultimate Pool USA Louisville Open 1 £19,259£19k
259 10-Ball Players Championship 1 £19,259£19k
260 Diamond Open 9-Ball 1 £19,259£19k
261 Michigan Fall Classic 1 £19,074£19k
262 Oceania Tour Event 1 1 £18,991£19k
263 Super Billiards Expo Women's Players Championship 1 £18,630£19k
264 K8.com Classic 1 £18,594£19k
265 Asian Pool Federation 9-Ball Open 1 £18,524£19k
266 VenOpen 10-Ball 1 £18,519£19k
267 VenOpen 9-Ball 1 £18,519£19k
268 International Speed Pool Challenge 1 £18,519£19k
269 Southern Classic Master of the Table 1 £18,519£19k
270 Great Dismal Swamp 9-Ball Classic 1 £18,518£19k
271 Buffalo's Pro Classic 8-Ball 1 £18,444£18k
272 West Coast 10 Ball Pro Challenge 1 £18,407£18k
273 8-Ball Classic Championship 1 £18,398£18k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the Oceania Tour Event 1?

Marco Teutscher took £5,510. The whole tournament paid £18,991 across 32 players.

How much prize money has the Oceania Tour Event 1 paid?

£18,991 across 1 edition in 2023. The richest was the Oceania Tour Event 1, at £18,991.

Who has won the most money at the Oceania Tour Event 1?

Marco Teutscher, with £5,510 and 1 win. Mark Lacey is next on £2,375.

Where does the Oceania Tour Event 1 rank for prize money?

262nd 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 Oceania Tour Event 1. 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.