2008 WSBPA Jackpot Classic
Manual
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Q:
Is this a scratch or handicap event?
A: Definitely handicap.
We’ve found that a high percentage of people attracted to this league format
are novice league bowlers. The tournament and weekly competition are not as
important to them as having fun and looking forward to a mini-vacation at the
end of the season.
The handicap system
used is 100% handicap versus the highest entering doubles team average. Every
year we have approximately 10% of the bowlers with averages in excess of 200. A
minimum entering average has been established at 100. (200 for a doubles team).
Q: How do you determine which
division our bowlers are assigned to and how is the prize money paid out each
day?
A: Each day, bowlers only
compete against the teams bowling that day. There is NO carry-over of scores
from day to day. Each day is a separate tournament divided into two divisions
based on the entering averages of all teams.
We determine the
mid-point of all teams bowling in all squads that day and split the field down
the middle with 50% of the teams in the top average division and 50% in the
lower average division. The mid-point, doubles team average, has averaged
between 325-330 each year.
The advantage of this
format, is NO team is receiving more than approximately 100 pins in handicap per
game. Spread over three games, this gives both the higher and lower average
bowlers a fair opportunity to be successful.
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