(assuming you are playing super 7)
Go pro if the following is true:
You don't mind not playing any amateur events in your local area. You will be basicly banned form playing any amateur events across the nation.
All you are planning to play is this series' pro events or any pro events for that matter.
undrstand you are playing for money and you will now have to either watch the amount you win for tax purposes (but oh the deductions are probably sweet!)
but if this series is the teams true dedication then do it and here is why:
expenses wise it is the only way that makes sense. If you guys are paying your own way it will only cost you 200 or 100 dollars more. Hotel, food , transportation and paint are relatively the same no matter which division you play. So the only hampering factor is the entry fee. (which did go up this year and there are less people per team so cost per player went WAY up)
entry fees are as follows: pro-1650 (236/player), amateur 1550(221/player), novice 1450( 207/player), rookie 1350 (193/player)
a 43 difference per player between playing pro for 20,000 in cash vs playing novice 10,000 in inflated high MSRP in prizes
After paying around 600/player if you pay your own way, the extra 43 bucks seems the way to go.
but that is just my opinion/logic
Go pro if the following is true:
You don't mind not playing any amateur events in your local area. You will be basicly banned form playing any amateur events across the nation.
All you are planning to play is this series' pro events or any pro events for that matter.
undrstand you are playing for money and you will now have to either watch the amount you win for tax purposes (but oh the deductions are probably sweet!)
but if this series is the teams true dedication then do it and here is why:
expenses wise it is the only way that makes sense. If you guys are paying your own way it will only cost you 200 or 100 dollars more. Hotel, food , transportation and paint are relatively the same no matter which division you play. So the only hampering factor is the entry fee. (which did go up this year and there are less people per team so cost per player went WAY up)
entry fees are as follows: pro-1650 (236/player), amateur 1550(221/player), novice 1450( 207/player), rookie 1350 (193/player)
a 43 difference per player between playing pro for 20,000 in cash vs playing novice 10,000 in inflated high MSRP in prizes
After paying around 600/player if you pay your own way, the extra 43 bucks seems the way to go.
but that is just my opinion/logic
Good luck!



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