$500,000 in Prize Money Available at FIVB World Tour Finals

  0 Braden Keith | September 13th, 2016 | Beach, News, Pro, Pro Beach

2016 FIVB BEACH VOLLEYBALL WORLD TOUR FINALS

The 2016 FIVB World Tour Finals will award $500,000 in prize money, with $250,000 awarded among the participants of each gender.

Like last year, the winning team for each gender will split $100,000 in prize money, with the runners-up getting $50,000 and 3rd-place finishers getting $20,000.

This is a final payday of the 2016 World Tour series that will see almost $9 million in total prize money paid out.

2016 FIVB World Tour Finals Prize Money (per gender):

  • Champions – $100,000 per team
  • 2nd Place – $50,000 per team
  • 3rd place – $20,000 per team
  • 4th place – $14,000 per team
  • 5th place x4 (losers of quarterinfal matches) – $9,000 per team
  • 9th place x4 (losers of round of 16 matches) – $7,500 per team

The tournament format will see four pools of three teams each. The winner of each pool goes directly to the quarterfinals of a single-elimination bracket, while 2nd and 3rd place finishers in pools will play a “round of 16” matchup, with the winner advancing to the quarterfinals.

Thus, by way of winning the Canadian play-in matchup today, Heather Bansley and Brandie Wilkerson guaranteed themselves a minimum of $7,500 in prize money

Pool Winners Process

  • In each pool match, a winning team gets 2 points, a losing team gets 1 point, and a forfeited team gets 0 points.
  • The team with the most points at the end of the 3 matches in each pool wins the pool.
  • If there’s a tie (barring forfeits, this happens if all three teams in a pool go 1-1-1), the tie is broken by using the rally point ratio of all matches played within the pool. If there is still a tie, that tie will be broken by the draw.

 

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Braden Keith is the Editor-in-Chief and co-founder of VolleyMob.com. Braden's first foray into sports journalism came in 2010, when he launched a swimming website called The Swimmers' Circle. Two years later, he joined SwimSwam.com as a co-founder. Long huge fans of volleyball, when Braden and the SwimSwam partners sought an opportunity to …

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