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Qualifying Ropings

Hello Ropers;

World Series of Team Roping sanctions local jackpots throughout the year to give everyone an opportunity to win their way to the Grand Finale in Las Vegas. Contractors are encouraged to hold all the WS qualification ropings on one single day to limit expenses to you the roper. This is especially important now that roper have started to truck pool once again. Contractors producing qualifiers are limited to a 20% stock charge. They are not required to provide prizes although many do.  It is our hope that with all the money in the average, and the 80% payback, that you will have the means and the inclination to participate in the Grand Finale.

The ropers that directly entered the very first year (2006) and jump started the World Series are called Legacy Ropers. We hold back 125 entries in each division for the Legacy ropers. The remaining positions in each division are available to any roper placing in the average of a World Series qualification roping. Following is a description of our qualification ropings.


Divisions

There are three divisions at a WS qualification roping, the #13, #11 and #10. The Priefert #11 and Bloomer Trailer #10 divisions are capped at a #6 for heelers, with a 21-year-old age minimum. The Cactus #13 division will have no caps, but will have a 21 year-old age minimum. Each division will be limited to roughly 250 teams.


Qualification Positions Reserved

Half of the entry positions in each roping are reserved for Legacy and direct entries.This process is explained in other sections. At times during the year you may see announcements that certain divisions are full and no entries are being taken. This does not mean that World Series qualification ropings are cancelled and no further entries are being taken from qualification ropings. World Series honors all entries from qualification ropings, and in fact has reserved positions in every division for every qualification roping on our schedule.


Qualification Ropings

Ropers will rope a four head average, progressive after one for $150 per roper. After winning a team will have the option of entering the Finale for $2000/per roper. Although individual ropers will be allowed to enter twice at qualifiers with different partners, no roper may enter a single division at the Finale more than ONCE. Qualification ropings will be progressive ropings occurring at local arenas. Ropers placing together will not be allowed to split creating two teams at the Finale, unless one of the teams members receives a classification increase during the year. If one member of a qualification team decide not to attend the Finale, the remaining partner may select a replacement partner.

Qualification Payoff

Payoffs will be paid on straight calculations, 20% commission, and Finale qualifications and payoffs awarded on this schedule:

# of Teams

Avg Checks

1 - 20

1 place

21 - 30

2 places

31 - 60

3 places

61 - 100

4 places

101 - 125

5 places

One additional place paid for each

additional 25 teams, 226 and up - 10 places.

Payoff Percentages

PAYOFF PERCENTAGES

1 - 20

100%

21 - 30

60, 40

31 - 60

50, 30, 20

61 - 100

40, 30, 20, 10

101 - 125

36, 24, 19, 14, 7

126 - 150

33, 22, 17, 12, 9, 7

151 - 175

31, 21,16, 11, 9, 7, 5

176 - 200

30, 19, 13, 11, 9, 8, 6, 4

201- 225

26, 17, 12, 11, 9, 8, 7, 6, 4

226 - UP

24, 15, 12, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4

 

PAYOFF EXAMPLE:

10 teams - $2,400

21 teams - $3,024/2016

50 teams - $6,000/3600/2400

100 teams -$9,600, 7200, 4800, 2400

125 teams - $10,800, 7200, 5700, 4200, 2100

150 teams - $11,880, 7920, 6120, 4320, 3240, 2520

Declaring Entry

During the time of payoff, ropers who have placed in the average will be given an entry form to enter the Finale. If they decide to accept the Finale entry, they may pay on the spot or they are allowed 30 days to make their decision before they forfeit the qualification. Ropers placing together will not be allowed to split creating two teams, unless one of the team members receives a number increase during the roping season.

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