Pickle Money Ball Tour Heads to Seattle for Super Series Qualifier
Seattle will host the next stop in the Pickle Money Ball tour, offering players a chance to qualify for the National Championship.
By Todd BlankenPublished · Source report: The Kitchen
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The Pickle Money Ball tour, fresh from a successful event in Fort Lauderdale, is moving to Seattle for the Super Series Qualifier. The event will take place from Nov. 19-22 at Side Out Tsunami, featuring 26 courts.
Players can earn spots in the West Coast Regional in Mesa, Arizona, and the National Championship in Las Vegas. The Seattle event will have a unique payout structure, with 80% of entry fees going into prize purses. Top finishers in each division will secure free entry into the Mesa event. Read more gear coverage.
The tour has seen growing participation and prize money, with the Fort Lauderdale event drawing over 550 players and offering a $625,000 prize pool. Players have praised the event's organization and communication, ensuring a focus on the game. Related: New Pickleball Paddles Offer Long-Lasting Spin.
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Seattle will host the next stop in the Pickle Money Ball tour, offering players a chance to qualify for the National Championship. The Pickle Money Ball tour, fresh from a successful event in Fort Lauderdale, is moving to Seattle for the Super Series Qualifier. The event will take place from Nov. 19-22 at Side Out Tsunami, featuring 26 courts.
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Players can earn spots in the West Coast Regional in Mesa, Arizona, and the National Championship in Las Vegas. The Seattle event will have a unique payout structure, with 80% of entry fees going into prize purses. Top finishers in each division will secure free entry into the Mesa event.
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The tour has seen growing participation and prize money, with the Fort Lauderdale event drawing over 550 players and offering a $625,000 prize pool. Players have praised the event's organization and communication, ensuring a focus on the game.
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