NEW – MONEY PURSE – 800 EUR !
1st place in OPEN division – 525 EUR (more than in Eurotour!)
Baltic Sea Tour’2012 tournaments:
(tournaments and dates has been approved, detailed information for each tournament will appear on the website later)
21-22.4 – Vilnius Open’2012, Vilnius, Lithuania
2-3.6 – Joulumae Open’2012, Joulumae, Estonia
30.6-1.7 – Hanko Open’2012, Hanko, Finland
4-5.8 – Latvian Open’2012, Lejasciems, Latvia
8-9.9 – Otepaa Open’2012, Otepaa, Estonia
29-30.9 – Zarasai Open’2012, Nedozinka, Lithuania
Baltic Sea Tour is played in two Divisions:
- MPO (Open)
- MA1 (eligible to play: Juniors <16 (born 1995 or later), Grandmasters >50 (born 1961 or earlier), Women)
Baltic Sea Tour overall points:
(overall standing tables will be placed here)
Sanctioning:
PDGA C-Tier tournament
Prizes:
3 best in both divisions will be awarded with trophies in each tournament, and for overall Tour standing at the end of the year. There are also Challenger Cups in both divisions for overall Champions with a name and year engraved.
NEW – money purse for overall winners in MPO division is 800 EUR in 2012:
1st place – 525 EUR (more than in Eurotour!), 2nd place – 175 EUR, 3rd place – 100 EUR
Baltic Sea Tour points system:
Every player who participates in any BST tournament is awarded with BST points in his/her division.
4 best tournaments out of 6 will count for each player.
Points calculation system:
First place gets 100 points
Second place gets 95 points
Third place gets 91 points
Fourth place gets 88 points
Fifth place gets 85 points
y/w * ((x-z)+1
y=85(maximum points 5th rank)
x=number of participants
w=number of participants-4 (because first five already got points)
z=participants rank in tournament
First five always get before mentioned points so maximum points in formula is 85. For example 6th place gets the ranking points from 40 participants by that:
85/36 * ((40-6)+1)=82,64~83 points
Tied players for 1-3 places in both divisions by overall Tour points (4 best tournaments of the player) will be decided using this order of rules:
1. Player who’s biggest score is bigger than other tied players’ wins. If biggest score is equal – second biggest is compared and so on. If all top 4 scores of both players are equal, then
2. Tournaments where tied players competed head-to-head are evaluated. Player with more victories over tied competitor wins.
3. If more than two players are tied – only tournaments where all players played are considered (player with best position among all tied gets 1 point). When this is done and there is still a tie among only 2 players – apply point number 2.
4. If it’s still a tie – 5th best result tournament is evaluated. Then – 6th. This is applied only if all players in question have played five and/or six tournaments.
5. If it’s still a tie – sudden death is played among tied players after last round of last tournament – on holes 1-5. If it’s still a tie – CTP on the hole announced by TD before the last tournament.
Look for information about previous tournaments in History