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- $25K Kentucky State-TKO
- NRW Foosball Club Series
- $10K Bart O Celebration
- $7.5K Florida State
- $50K Hall Of Fame Classic
- Utah Business Games
- $3.5K New Orleans City Open
- NY State Junior Championships
- $20K Maryland State
- $7.5K Illinois State
- $20K Texas State
- $25K National Championships
- $70K Tornado Championships
- $10K Pennsylvania State
- $6.5K Mississippi State
- $7.5K Halloween Open
- $20K Colorado State
- $15K Louisiana State
- 2016 Tournaments
- NRW Foosball Club Series
- $20K Kentucky State-TKO
- $7.5K Florida State
- $45K Hall Of Fame Classic
- NY State Junior Championships
- $6K Illinois State
- $20K Maryland State
- $25K Texas State
- $15K New York State
- $6K Oklahoma State
- $25K Nationals / North American Cup
- $15K Louisiana State
- $65K Tornado Championships
- $4.5K Nebraska State
- Tennessee State Warmup
- $6.5K Tennessee State
- $20K Colorado State
- 2015 Tournaments
- NRW Foosball Club Series
- $20K Maryland State
- $60K Hall Of Fame Classic
- Utah Business Games
- $15K Kentucky State
- $7.5K Florida State
- $20K New York State Open
- $6K Illinois State
- $20K Texas State
- $15K Battle In The Mountains
- $25K Nationals / North American Cup
- $10K Battleground Open
- $15K Louisiana State
- $65K Tornado Championships
- $20K Colorado State
- $15K US Open
- $10K Bart O
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- $1.5K Michael Sherrod Mem'l
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- $12K Maryland State
- $5K Illinois State
- $50K Hall Of Fame Classic
- $10K South Dakota State
- $10K Kentucky State
- E20K European Open
- $20K Texas State
- $2K LA Natl's Warmup
- $30K Nationals / North American Cup
- $15K Louisiana State
- $65K World Championships
- $10K Michigan State
- $20K US Open
- $10K Southern Classic
- 2012 Tournaments
- $7K Mississippi State
- $45K Hall Of Fame Classic
- $20K US Open
- $1K Texas State Warmup
- $2K Nationals Warmup
- $70K Nationals / Superdoubles / North American Cup
- $15K Kentucky State
- $15K Louisiana State
- $100K World Championships
- $12K Michigan State
- $5K Illinois State
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- $15K Colorado State
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The History of Independent Foosball Promotions
Independent Foosball Promotions was founded by Mary Moore in 1992. She held the first tournament at Kentucky State with $3,500 in prizes and 100 players. IFP ran two tournaments a year until 1998 when it expanded into the tri-state area. By 2007, Mary was constantly on the road to oversee or help with 22 annual foosball events.
Starting in 1995, IFP began hosting the Superbowl of Foosball. It was the first IFP event that featured $1,000 prizes across the board in all divisions. Within two years the Superbowl of Foosball was attracting 400 players and 150 spectators.
IFP added the US Open to the tour in 2007. The US Open is held in beautiful Atlanta Georgia and was an immediate crowd pleaser. 2007 also marked the year IFP teamed with several promoters in the states of Maryland, Michigan, Oklahoma, New York, Florida, and Colorado. This dramatic expansion to the IFP spread events throughout the U.S.
Important Information
- IFP Tournaments are run on Everplay software
- 15 to 20 Tournaments a Year
- In 2008, IFP gave out a quarter million dollars in prize money and prizes
- Kentucky State alone has $50,000 in prize money and attracts 350 to 400 players