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The PBBA Board met on February 28th and ironed out the details of the PBBA two Tier system.  The details are below.

Tier 1

Tier 1 bulls are for any bull that has been to a PBBA Finals or has qualified to go to the PBBA Finals.  Contractors can also choose to enter their bull in Tier 1.  Once a bull has competed in Tier 1 he cannot move down to Tier 2.  The entry fees for Tier 1 are $500.  The payout will depend on the number of bulls entered in Tier 1. (see below)  Tier 1 bulls can also be used in the short go.  A random draw will be made each night to determine which Tier 1 bulls will go to the short go. The bulls for the PBBA/NBR Series Finals will be the top 40 bulls from Tier 1.

Tier 2

Tier 2 bulls are any bulls that are not required to be in Tier 1 and the contractor elected to enter their bull in Tier 2.  The entry fees for Tier 2 are $300, the PBBA Fee & the Finals Fee for Tier 2 bulls are 1/2 of that of the Tier 1 bulls. The payout will depend on the number of entries. (see below)  Tier 2 bulls cannot be in the short go. Once a bull has won $1,000 or more in Tier 2 PBBA competitions he must move up to Tier 1.  The money won & points earned in Tier 2 do carryover to Tier 1 and count towards the bull's PBBA standings in Tier 1.

The event format:

The Tier 1 & Tier 2 bulls will be at the same event and in the same bull rider draw, except for the short go. Tier 1 bulls will compete against Tier 1 bulls and Tier 2 against Tier 2.  Both Tiers will be judged by the same judges and the judges will not know the difference.

Example event:

The Producer is taking  30 bull riders and taking 8 back to the short go.  There are 20 Tier 2 entries and 18 Tier 1 entries.  The 20 Tier 2 bulls will be in the long round.  The 18 Tier 1 bulls will draw for the 8 short round spots and the other 10 will be in the long round. Tier 1 will pay 4 holes and Tier 2 will pay 5.

Payout

The payout for both levels will depend on the number of entries.  Such as; 6 entries pays 2 holes, another hole will be paid for every five additional entries, up to 30 or more entries which will pay 7 holes.

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