The Predator Pro Billiard Series (PBS) is reaching its peak at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, where the world’s top pool players are battling for glory across eight high-stakes events with a combined $400,000 prize fund. After seven intense days of competition, the field is narrowing, setting the stage for electrifying showdowns in multiple divisions.
Men’s Open: Final Four Set for High-Stakes Clashes
The Kamui Las Vegas Men’s Open, boasting a $125,000 prize pool, has delivered world-class performances. In the quarterfinals, Alex Kazakis triumphed over Wojciech Szewczyk (3-1), while Joshua Filler edged past Marco Teutscher in a thrilling shootout (3-2). Meanwhile, Jeffrey De Luna stunned Roberto Gomez (3-0), and Denis Grabe cruised past Stefan Kasper with a dominant 3-0 victory.
The semifinals, set for Wednesday, February 26, will see Kazakis face Filler, while De Luna takes on Grabe. The final showdown will take place later that evening at 7:30 PM (PST).
Bank Pool Showdown Heats Up
The invitational Bank Pool Showdown has now entered its knockout phase. Shane Van Boening leads Group A, while Roberto Gomez topped Group B, securing their direct passage to the semifinals. Joining them in the final stretch are Joshua Filler, Skyler Woodward, Billy Thorpe, and Alex Pagulayan, who will compete in the quarterfinals for a shot at the title.
Women’s Challenge of Champions: A Decisive Finale Awaits
The highly anticipated Women’s Challenge of Champions has seen fierce competition. Rubilen Amit secured a victory in the 9-ball segment, while Kristina Tkach claimed the 10-ball match. The series is now tied, setting up a decisive 8-ball tiebreaker match on Friday, February 28, at 7:30 PM (PST).
Major Events Just Getting Started
The action isn’t slowing down as two premier events have just begun:
- Kamui Las Vegas Women’s Open (64 players, $75,000 prize pool)
- Kamui Mixed Doubles Open (32 pairs, $100,000 prize pool)
With elite players competing in these tournaments, fans can expect more unforgettable moments in the coming days.
Where to Watch
Fans can experience the excitement live and free at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Additionally, matches from two TV tables are streamed live for free on YouTube via ProBilliardTV and watchbilliard.tv, including availability on Samsung TV Plus.
Live scores and event updates are available here on probilliard series website and for exclusive behind-the-scenes content and highlight shots, follow @ProBilliardSeries on Instagram and Facebook.
