Cash league - TotalBowling
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Newbie
Re: Cash league
Hi all sponsors have decided that bowlers arent interested in a big money league so have withdrawn from promoting the league and supplying cash incentives they are going to look at at basketball, hockey or soccer.
Sorry guys but we tried to get a professional type league with good prizemoney happening.
I guess the WA bowlers dont want this type of league available to them.
Cheers and regards
allenj
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iLuZoN
Re: Cash league
I would be interested in a high roller league, short season and $30-40 a week per person minimum going to prize fund. I would bowl if it was on a really tough pattern (flat 40ft would be an jnteresting choice) and it was scratch. If not maybe a weekly or fortnightly skins night. 5-10 games depending on numbers winner takes all each game, with $10-20 per game per person going into the pool.
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Newbie
Re: Cash league
40 ft on wooden lanes go your hardest
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The Brow
Re: Cash league

Originally Posted by
allenj
Hi all sponsors have decided that bowlers arent interested in a big money league so have withdrawn from promoting the league and supplying cash incentives they are going to look at at basketball, hockey or soccer.
Sorry guys but we tried to get a professional type league with good prizemoney happening.
I guess the WA bowlers dont want this type of league available to them.
Cheers and regards
allenj
Allen
That is a very big call saying that the bowlers of WA DONT want this league. You need to look at the specs you had for it. SUNDAY NIGHT! How many people are going to bowl league on a sunday night? When most people who bowl will have sundays for their families, or golfing or other interests etc. I think if you want this to get off the ground, moving it to a weeknight will be your best option, as people can go from work to bowl like they normally would, rather then plan their weekend around bowling league.
The other thing i noticed, is that your sponsors demanded you have 12 teams of 4 players?!?!?!?! Lets be reasonable here. The odds of finding 48 players to start a new league, when it usually takes minimum 2 1/2-3 hours to bowl 3 games, on a sunday night, are beyond slim to none.
IMO, move the day to say a tuesday, change it from 4 man teams to a trios max (doubles works best from my experiences) and go from there.
Just my 2c
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Newbie
Re: Cash league
We are still talking with sponsors so maybe all is not lost. The league could be on a sunday, possibly a tuesday, or thursday.
Yes we do have wood lanes and are using a tournament pattern as a house pattern this means that bowlers have to be accurate, ball speed revolutions etc will make a consistent shot.
the sponsors were trying to make a prestige type league with good prize money, thats why they went with four person teams. Reducing the numer of weeks or bowlers would signifigantly reduce the prize fund payouts, but the sponsors may still be open to running it with a triples format over a shorter duration. we can only see what we can come up with, but we will keep trying as we dont want to lose valuable prize money sponsorship as once lost we will not get it back again. What do we do get it happening?
allenj
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Terrified
Re: Cash league

Originally Posted by
allenj
We are still talking with sponsors so maybe all is not lost. The league could be on a sunday, possibly a tuesday, or thursday.
Yes we do have wood lanes and are using a tournament pattern as a house pattern this means that bowlers have to be accurate, ball speed revolutions etc will make a consistent shot.
the sponsors were trying to make a prestige type league with good prize money, thats why they went with four person teams. Reducing the numer of weeks or bowlers would signifigantly reduce the prize fund payouts, but the sponsors may still be open to running it with a triples format over a shorter duration. we can only see what we can come up with, but we will keep trying as we dont want to lose valuable prize money sponsorship as once lost we will not get it back again. What do we do get it happening?
allenj
Why not do a skins tourney on a regular basis if you have willing sponsors who have the money? You might be able to attract more people on a bimonthly basis around existing calendar committments verses the amount of people every week. Not sure if location is a factor. In my case it would be over an hour for me to get home from Kelmscott to Hocking, doing a nightly league makes it way too late for work the next day.
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Newbie
Re: Cash league
Well let's work together with ideas to get this going.
3 per team. Say $30, 3 games. Work out how many
teams for the prize fund & weekly payout. If any.
I would prefer either a Monday or Wednesday night.
Do a sport type pattern changing from week to week.
A scratch league may be hard to get bowlers.
So handicap of 80% of 200 or 210??
These are just some of my suggestions.
But we need to get the ball rolling & get this underway.
Peter
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Newbie
Re: Cash league
It could have been a great league with some serious prizemoney unfortunately the sponsors have moved on and taken their money elsewhere, so our sport has missed out on about $5,000.00 worth of sponsorship. The sponsors are supporting a football and a soccer club not sure where they havnt told me. I feel that we as a centre have done our best to get the league up and running, it didnt happen so we will have to move on and try something else.
Cheers allenj
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