Example 1
4 Insurance Pot Entries
- Total Pot
- $80
- Places Paid
- 1
- Payout Per Winner
- $80
The first eligible entry outside the regular Tournament Entry payout receives the entire Insurance Pot.
All In Tournament Trail
More Teams Get Paid.
Participation in the AITT Insurance Pot is optional.
AITT membership is required to qualify for an Insurance Pot payout. Only eligible members who entered the Insurance Pot may receive an Insurance Pot payout.
After the regular Tournament Entry payouts have been determined, Insurance Pot payouts begin with the first eligible team outside the Tournament Entry payout.
If a higher-finishing entry did not enter the Insurance Pot, is not an eligible AITT member, or already received a main tournament Entry payout, that entry is skipped. The payout then moves to the next eligible Insurance Pot participant.
The Insurance Pot uses a true 1-in-5 payout, with a minimum of one paid place whenever there are Insurance Pot entries.
The entire Insurance Pot is distributed. AITT does not retain any portion of the Insurance Pot.
Every winning entry receives an equal share of the total Insurance Pot.
The Insurance Pot uses a true 1-in-5 payout, with a minimum of one paid place whenever there are Insurance Pot entries.
Only eligible AITT members who entered the Insurance Pot may receive a payout.
Each winning entry receives an equal share of the total Insurance Pot.
The examples below illustrate how the AITT Insurance Pot is distributed.
Example 1
The first eligible entry outside the regular Tournament Entry payout receives the entire Insurance Pot.
Example 2
The next payout position is not created until ten Insurance Pot entries are reached.
Example 3
The first two eligible entries outside the regular Tournament Entry payout each receive an equal share of the Insurance Pot.
Example 4
Each eligible winning entry receives an equal payout until the entire Insurance Pot has been distributed.
The AITT Insurance Pot reflects our commitment to rewarding more competitors and creating additional opportunities for anglers to leave tournament day with money in their pocket.