Payouts
The top 8 teams in the standings take the primary payouts, and the structure is top heavy.
Cash Lanes is a scratch league: no handicap, no adjustment. Standings decide the prize money, the top 8 teams are paid, and the money is weighted heavily toward the top of the sheet rather than spread thinly across the field.
The payout amounts have not been published yet
Prize money depends on the size of the final field, so no figure is shown here until the league sets it. Nothing on this page is an estimate.
Ask about payoutsWho a team payout belongs to
The primary standings payout belongs to the official two-person roster registered for that team. That is the roster the league has on record for the half, and it is the roster the payout is issued to.
A substitute who bowls for a team is not automatically entitled to any part of that team's standings payout. Substitute appearances are recorded for statistics and for eligibility, not as a share of prize money.
If the members of a team choose to give a substitute something, that is entirely their own private arrangement. Cash Lanes does not calculate it, does not enforce it, does not record it, and this website will never show it.
Any question about eligibility for a specific week is settled by the league rules document, not by this page.
Weekly dues for the current season are $25 per bowler. Dues and prize money are separate figures.