I don't play in the Tri-State because it's really not meant for players of my level but as for prizes, I think they do a GREAT job in providiing competitions for lower rank players. Your statement about Leyman and the Tri-State Tour is just mean. I'm not saying it's unfair to make accusations but you're going to have to substantiate your claims.
ABC BILLIARDS PLUS REGISTRATION
Third, there ARE other benefits for being in the league such as free time during registration week and 6 league parties a year when they serve free alcohol. Seriously, I can't think of any other that does this. Second, it's EXTREMELY rare that 25% of a league gets prizes. Once you factor in what would normally be made from the hourly rate, paying for staff and allocating prizes, there really isn't anything left. First, the club is not exactly making a huge profit from this. We sat down and calculated exactly how much money was being generated from the league versus how much was getting paid out. I mean, several of us last season did exactly as you did. i wonder how much business abc would lose. it would be great if another room opened up that was similar (or if soho billiards would just step up and replace the tables). I think a lot of people dislike abc but there really isn't another choice in the city for a nice, clean room with decent conditions. i think there's been a recent change in who's maintaining the table conditions, trying to save money i think, and it shows. i also feel the tables have gone down in quality. pockets are huge and the tables are pretty fast. Now i'm all for them making money but that's a little bit excessive no?Įspecially when there's no real perks (paying for practice time? c'mon) and a good portion of people are eating and drinking there which is also a bit higher than average prices. Payout is around ($900+$900.+$400.carry the 2.) less than a third of what they take in? (30 teams, 4 players each, $35 for registration, $15 a week for green fees.)
My math might be off but it still doesn't add up.īy my estimates the season brings in about $30K+ for abc.
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