Francisco Bustamante is one of the richest Pool Player from Philippines. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Francisco Bustamante's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
After his victory at Tulsa, Bustamante locked up the 1998 Camel Pro Billiards Series year-long points fund’s top spot. Then he finished the year with a record-breaking performance by winning the Columbus 10-Ball Championship and being the only player ever to be awarded the three Camel titles in the same season. The Columbus 10-Ball win also made the first Camel trifecta with three wins in each of the three games that are played in the Camel Pro Billiards Series: the ten-ball, nine ball and eight-ball. Famous for his unique style at the table and his behind-the-back shot, Bustamante ranks among the top Filipino players in the game. He is joined by his fellow Kapampangan Efren Reyes Marlon Manalo, and Ronato Alcano. He also holds the record for the strongest break shot.
As of 1999, Bustamante placed 3rd in the World Nine-ball Championship of the WPA in 1999, after being defeated by Efren Reyes who later won the event. The following month, he was awarded the International Challenge of Champions. He was again the winner of that event three years later.
Bustamante also won the tournament called the World Pool League in 2004 where he defeated the then world nine-ball champion Alex Pagulayan. He reached the finals of that event in 2001 but was bested by Steve Knight of Great Britain.
