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Post Info TOPIC: Week 50 - Futures F5 ($15,000) - Frydland Nad Ostravici, Czech Rep. (hard)


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RE: Week 50 - Futures F5 ($15,000) - Frydland Nad Ostravici, Czech Rep. (hard)


Sorry for being thick, but how do the points work for 15K's? e.g. how many for 2nd RD, QF, SF and so on.

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hmm i cant remember and Steveg now has 09 points up.

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0,1,3,6,12,18




-- Edited by Count Zero at 22:08, 2008-12-10

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So:

L16:  (1) Konstantin Kravchuk (RUS) WR 274 vs Jonny Marray WR 474
L16:  (Q) Colin Fleming WR 659 vs Leonardo Tavares (POR) WR 598

pray.gif


 



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Following on from Simmy's question, does anybody know how the prize money from either a 10k or 15k works?

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2nd Round

(1) Kostantin Kravchuk (RUS) d. Jonathan Marray (GBR) 6-4 3-6 7-5
Andis Juska (LAT) d. (5)Jan Mertl (CZE) 6-4 6-4
(3)Jan Minar (CZE) d. (q)Ladislav Chramosta (CZE) 6-2 7-5
(q)Robin Vik (CZE) d. Razvan Sabau (ROU) 6-1 6-4

(q)Daniel Lustig (CZE) d. (WC)Jiri Kosler (CZE) 6-2 6-1
Leonardo Tavares (POR) d. (q)Colin Fleming (GBR) 6-4 5-7 6-4


Oh Poo..

-- Edited by seagull at 15:27, 2008-12-11

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wolf wrote:

R1
FLEMING (GBR) / MARRAY (GBR) (4) Vs BEJTULAHI (SRB) / LAJOVIC (SRB)
KLIZAN (SVK) / RICE (GBR) Vs PAZMAN (CRO) / ZMAK (CRO)
MCGEE (IRL) / MILTON (GBR) Vs MECIR (SVK) / VEJMELKA (CZE)


Colin & Jonny don't appear to have played today, presumably because both were involved in the singles, but James McGee & Josh Milton won by 1 & 2 ( biggrin ), while the Serb pair had a walkover against David Rice & Martin Klizan ( cry ).

QF:  James McGee (IRL) & Josh Milton vs (2) Andis Juska & Konstantin Kravchuk (LAT/RUS)



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seagull wrote:

Oh Poo..




Oh Poo too...

Thought Fleming might have reached the semis here with his draw. cry

Let's hope the Marray/Flembo partnership can bring back the trophy... they've got to have a good chance, don't they?

Nice win by Milton & McGee (that's got a good ring to it) - go take out the 2nd seeds! smile



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Stircrazy wrote:

wolf wrote:

R1
FLEMING (GBR) / MARRAY (GBR) (4) Vs BEJTULAHI (SRB) / LAJOVIC (SRB)
KLIZAN (SVK) / RICE (GBR) Vs PAZMAN (CRO) / ZMAK (CRO)
MCGEE (IRL) / MILTON (GBR) Vs MECIR (SVK) / VEJMELKA (CZE)


Colin & Jonny don't appear to have played today, presumably because both were involved in the singles, but James McGee & Josh Milton won by 1 & 2 ( biggrin ), while the Serb pair had a walkover against David Rice & Martin Klizan ( cry ).

QF:  James McGee (IRL) & Josh Milton vs (2) Andis Juska & Konstantin Kravchuk (LAT/RUS)




Colin & Jonny won 6-1, 6-1.

QF: Colin Fleming & Jonny Marray v Karel Triska & Roman Vogel (CZE)



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    All our guys involved tomorrow. A place in the SF awaits the winners, but it's a major finger crossing for M&M, methinks. pray.gif

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Shhh wrote:

Following on from Simmy's question, does anybody know how the prize money from either a 10k or 15k works?



http://www.game-set-and-match.org.uk/ten%20points%20and%20cash.pdf
(this was 2006 but winnings havent changed)



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Thanks for that m-j-d. How do players surive at futures level, how do doubles players survive at all?????

With the falling £ though, that will benefit the British players a lot next year (prize funds being awarded in $'s) I presume? It still looks incredibly tough though.

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Shhh wrote:

With the falling £ though, that will benefit the British players a lot next year (prize funds being awarded in $'s) I presume? It still looks incredibly tough though.

I like the optimism in that post. I was more worried about the sterling rise in players overseas costs!



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wolf wrote:

QF: Colin Fleming & Jonny Marray v Karel Triska & Roman Vogel (CZE)


Easy peasy:  1 & 3! biggrin

SF:  (1) Roman Jebavy & Grzegorz Panfil (CZE/POL) or Jiri Kosler & Jan Satral (CZE/CZE) vs (4) Colin Fleming & Jonny Marray


-- Edited by Stircrazy at 14:45, 2008-12-12

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Shhh wrote:

With the falling £ though, that will benefit the British players a lot next year (prize funds being awarded in $'s) I presume? It still looks incredibly tough though.



Not necessarily:  some prize money is quoted in euros & thus, presumably, paid in that currency & the pound is fast approaching parity with that, but holding up rather better against the $! wink


*  P.S.  For some reason, this board no longer recognises a euro symbol inserted by means of either the appropriate key on the keyboard or the Alt code, though it appears in the reply window! confuse



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Stircrazy wrote:

 

wolf wrote:

QF: Colin Fleming & Jonny Marray v Karel Triska & Roman Vogel (CZE)


Easy peasy:  1 & 3! biggrin

SF:  (1) Roman Jebavy & Grzegorz Panfil (CZE/POL) or Jiri Kosler & Jan Satral (CZE/CZE) vs (4) Colin Fleming & Jonny Marray

 




Milton & McGee lost 4 & 4 though. cry



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