Masters SPC Woensel 2025

[MASTERS OPZET]

Prjizengeld;

1e € 400
2e € 250
3e/4e € 150
5e/8e € 75
9e/12e € 40
13e/16e € 25

Totale prijzengeld: € 1510,-

- Zaal open 11.30u
- Start wedstrijden 12.00u
- Beste 16 spelers van de ranking.
- Deelname door minimaal 50% van alle huistoernooien mee te hebben gedaan.
- Plaatsing volgorde: Rankingpunten (met >50% deelnames), Aantal deelnames, Rankingpunten
- Bij een afmelding of gebrek aan spelers met >50% deelnames wordt de volgende speler op de ranking uitgenodigd volgens de bovenstaande volgorde.
- Seeding volgens de ranking; 1e vs 16e, 2e vs 15e enzovoorts
- Bij een afmelding wordt de volgende speler op de ranking uitgenodigd volgens de bovenstaande volgorde.
- Geen inschrijfgeld.
- Double KO tot de laatste 8
- Iedere wedstrijd bestaat uit Best of 3 sets en een eventuele shootout bij een 3-3 stand in de laaste set. 1 set 8-ball (race to 3), 1 set 9-ball (race to 4) en eventueel een beslissende set 10-ball (race to 4).
- 9-ball op de spot met breakbox en magic-rack, Matchroom format
- De shootout is hetzelfde format als van de Predator Pro Billiard Series:

https://probilliardseries.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/2022-Germany-Womens-Open-Player-Guide.pdf

Pagina 7&8

SHOOTOUT

If the score is tied at 3-3 in the last 10-ball set, a shootout will determine the winner. The goal is to
pocket the object ball in its designated pocket. To determine a winner the following system will
be used:

• The winner of the lag at the start of the match decides the starting player of the
shootout, alternating turns thereafter. One turn by each player is an inning.
• The starting player determines the starting side from which the shootout will begin.
Sides will alternate thereafter for each inning.
• Players will shoot four (4) innings in alternating turns. Both players get an equal
number of turns.
• The player with the most points (i.e. balls pocketed) after four innings wins.
• If both players are tied after four innings, the order of play will remain until a player
reaches a score that cannot be tied by his opponent in the same inning. This is called
“Sudden Death.”
o In Sudden Death, the cue ball must be moved one diamond behind the head
string.
• Shot clock extensions may not be used during a shootout.
For a shot to be considered legal, the following rules in terms of position and placement must
be executed:

• The 10-Ball will be used as the object ball during the entire shootout. The position of
the object ball corresponds to its original position in a standard 10-Ball rack.
• The same rules of racking apply to the spotting of the 10-ball during the shootout:
o Referee spots the 10-ball, players may not approach or inspect
the object ball or ask for a re-spot.
• There are two zones designated for the shootout, the left and right side, shown below.
The player must place the cue ball within the designated zone and pocket the 10-ball in
the opposite corner pocket as shown below.
• Players must alternate the zone after each inning.
• The zones can be recognized according to the following parameters:
o The left side is on the left side of the table while facing the object ball.
o The right side is on the right side of the table while facing the object ball.

Regulation Shootout (Left Side) Regulation Shootout (Right Side)

Sudden Death Shootout (Left Side) Sudden Death Shootout (Right Side)

In addition to the standard WPA rules and regulations, additional rules that are in place that
determine whether an inning is considered legal are as following:
• The execution of the shot must be done within the timeframe that has been determined.
This can be based on a shot clock ruling or the decision of the acting referee.
• The object ball must be pocketed in its designated pocket. If the object ball is pocketed
in any other pocket, it will be considered as a miss.
• A shot that includes the rails, being or resembling a bank or a kick, will be considered a
miss.