FIVB Snow Volleyball World Tour

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Snow Volleyball World Tour
Full name	FIVB Snow Volleyball World Tour
Region	World
Date span	April–August
Tournaments	(Men) (Women)
Type	Snow volleyball
History
First tour	2019
Number of tours	3 (2019)
Most World Tour titles
Current World Tour champions
Most tournament titles

The FIVB Snow Volleyball World Tour is the worldwide professional snow volleyball tour for both men and women organized by the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) and the Confédération Européenne de Volleyball (European Volleyball Confederation). The World Tour was introduced in 2019.

Features

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Prize money

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This table shows total prize money for each tournament of FIVB Snow Volleyball World Tour.^[1]^[2] All values are in United States dollar.

Rank	Prize money (per team)	Total
Winner	4,000	4,000
Runner-up	2,400	2,400
Third place	1,600	1,600
Fourth place	800	800
Quarter-finalists	300	1,200

Tournaments

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Tournament	Season	Note
Tournament	2019	Note
Wagrain–Kleinarl Open	●	Co-sanctioned with CEV European Tour
Kronplatz Open	●	Co-sanctioned with CEV European Tour
Bariloche Open	●

References

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^ "Wagrain–Kleinarl Open Regulations" (PDF).
^ "Kronplatz Open Regulations" (PDF).

External links

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Official site

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