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ORDER of PLAY Wednesday 13 November 2019
19.com Northern Ireland Open 2019 ORDER OF PLAY Wednesday 13 November 2019 START TIME: 10:00 Table Match # Player 1 Result Player 2 Referee/Marker Maike Kesseler TABLE 1 92 Barry Hawkins Michael Holt Leo Scullion TABLE 2 72 Liang Wenbo Tian Pengfei Nico De Vos TABLE 3 69 Yan Bingtao Marco Fu Luise Kraatz TABLE 4 67 Si Jiahui Chen Zifan Alex Crisan TABLE 5 71 Jak Jones Anthony Hamilton Rob Spencer TABLE 6 70 Rod Lawler Andrew Higginson Terry Camilleri TABLE 7 83 Robbie Williams Hammad Miah Malgorzata Kanieska TABLE 8 86 Martin O'Donnell Alexander Ursenbacher Monika Sulkowska START TIME: 13:00 Not before 13:00 Table Match # Player 1 Result Player 2 Referee/Marker 75 Matthew Selt Luca Brecel Glen Sullivan-Bisset 76 Soheil Vahedi Ken Doherty John Pellew 77 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh Mei Xiwen Greg Coniglio 78 Mitchell Mann Harvey Chandler Proletina Velichkova 80 Chen Feilong Billy Castle REFEREE TBC 88 Ian Burns Scott Donaldson REFEREE TBC Kevin Dabrowski TABLE 1 74 Mark Selby Matthew Stevens Plamena Manolova TABLE 2 68 Ali Carter Li Hang Colin Humphries START TIME: 14:00 Roll-on Roll-off Table Match # Player 1 Result Player 2 Referee/Marker 79 Mark Davis Stephen Maguire REFEREE TBC 84 Joe Perry Ross Bulman REFEREE TBC TABLE 1 66 Judd Trump Zhang Anda REFEREE TBC TABLE 2 73 Peter Ebdon Kyren Wilson REFEREE TBC START TIME: 16:30 Table Match # Player 1 Result Player 2 Referee/Marker TABLE 1 87 Jordan Brown Stuart Bingham REFEREE TBC TABLE 2 82 Mark Joyce Jackson Page REFEREE TBC Powered by Sportradar | http://www.sportradar.com | Tuesday, Nov 12 2019 23:45:30 | © World Snooker. -
Master Money List After 2021 Players Champs.Xlsx
1 YEAR LIST AFTER THE 2021 CAZOO PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP Starting 1 Year 1 YearStarting 1 Year 1 Year World List World List Ranking Ranking Player Name Prize MoneyRanking Ranking Player Name Prize Money 1 1 Judd Trump £454,500 59 49 Andrew Higginson £24,000 4 2 Mark Selby £270,500 39 50 Mark Davis £24,000 3 3 Neil Robertson £261,000 60 51 Elliot Slessor £24,000 7 4 John Higgins £199,500 34 52 Martin O'Donnell £24,000 2 5 Ronnie O'Sullivan £173,500 23 53 Scott Donaldson £23,000 6 6 Kyren Wilson £142,000 70 54 Dominic Dale £22,500 14 7 Jack Lisowski £132,000 52 55 Sunny Akani £22,500 17 8 Barry Hawkins £110,500 11 56 David Gilbert £22,500 NEW 9 Jordan Brown £100,000 43 57 Lyu Haotian £22,000 25 10 Zhou Yuelong £83,500 36 58 Mark King £22,000 37 11 Ryan Day £73,000 NEW 59 Jamie Clarke £21,500 13 12 Stuart Bingham £68,000 NEW 60 Ashley Carty £21,000 53 13 Martin Gould £66,000 87 61 Jamie O'Neill £20,500 12 14 Ding Junhui £65,500 78 62 Chang Bingyu £20,000 51 15 Lu Ning £59,500 64 63 Mark Joyce £20,000 10 16 Mark Williams £53,500 68 64 Nigel Bond £19,500 8 17 Shaun Murphy £51,500 84 65 Xu Si £19,000 NEW 18 Jamie Jones £51,000 NEW 66 Simon Lichtenberg £19,000 24 19 Tom Ford £51,000 NEW 67 Ken Doherty £19,000 29 20 Zhao Xintong £49,500 47 68 Stuart Carrington £17,500 16 21 Joe Perry £48,500 94 69 Andy Hicks £17,000 22 22 Anthony McGill £48,000 82 70 Igor Figueiredo £16,000 41 23 Hossein Vafaei £48,000 54 71 Tian Pengfei £15,500 15 24 Yan Bingtao £47,500 58 72 Sam Craigie £15,500 69 25 David Grace £45,000 79 73 Chen Zifan £15,000 9 26 Stephen Maguire -
1 Year List After the 2017 Oppo International Championship
1 YEAR LIST AFTER THE 2017 OPPO INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Starting 1 Year Starting 1 Year World 1 Year List World 1 Year List Ranking Ranking Player Name Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Prize Money 27 1 Luca Brecel £203,600 55 49 Matthew Stevens £21,500 1 2 Mark Selby £177,225 11 50 Liang Wenbo £21,000 4 3 Ding Junhui £163,500 50 51 Tian Pengfei £20,500 10 4 Mark Allen £130,500 62 52 Oliver Lines £20,500 13 5 Kyren Wilson £121,225 66 53 John Astley £20,100 8 6 Shaun Murphy £114,500 32 54 Dominic Dale £19,500 3 7 Judd Trump £109,500 67 55 Zhang Anda £19,250 2 8 John Higgins £100,500 85 56 Elliot Slessor £19,000 14 9 Ronnie O'Sullivan £92,000 6 57 Barry Hawkins £18,500 17 10 Anthony McGill £88,000 57 58 Gary Wilson £18,500 16 11 Mark Williams £79,000 NEW 59 Akani Songsermsawad £18,000 19 12 Ryan Day £74,500 52 60 Kurt Maflin £17,600 58 13 Li Hang £63,000 69 61 Lee Walker £17,000 9 14 Stuart Bingham £56,500 63 62 Chris Wakelin £16,725 12 15 Ali Carter £56,000 61 63 Daniel Wells £15,500 24 16 Stephen Maguire £54,500 NEW 64 Allan Taylor £15,250 15 17 Martin Gould £53,000 79 65 Ian Preece £15,100 18 18 David Gilbert £49,500 NEW 66 Xu Si £15,000 56 19 Yan Bingtao £49,000 NEW 67 Ian Burns £15,000 7 20 Neil Robertson £46,500 51 68 Sam Baird £14,600 89 21 Cao Yupeng £43,000 60 69 Alfie Burden £14,600 54 22 Jack Lisowski £40,100 78 70 Aditya Mehta £14,600 31 23 Zhou Yuelong £38,500 68 71 Liam Highfield £14,100 22 24 Joe Perry £38,500 5 72 Marco Fu £14,000 26 25 Michael White £38,000 74 73 Michael Georgiou £14,000 20 26 Mark King £36,225 -
MATCH LIST Gdynia Open (ET6)
MATCH LIST Gdynia Open (ET6) Gdynia Arena, Poland 23/02/2016 - 28/02/2016 NUMBER OF MATCHES: 254 # PLAYER 1 PLAYER ROUND 1 Robbie Purdham Simon Dent (w/o) Round 1 2 Mark Dooley (1) Ashley Hugill (4) Round 1 3 Robin Otto (4) Majid Khan (1) Round 1 4 Peter Devlin (1) Rodion Judin (4) Round 1 5 Felix Vidler (w/o) Jamie Barrett Round 1 6 David Ackers (0) Saqib Nasir (4) Round 1 7 Richard Somauroo (4) Andrii Buchynskyi (1) Round 1 8 Rafal Jewtuch (4) Phan Quoc Binh (0) Round 1 9 Scott Lyons (4) Brandon Sargeant (3) Round 1 10 Freddie Blunden (4) Rees Carter (0) Round 1 11 Phil O'Kane (4) Grzegorz Loniewski (0) Round 1 12 Michael Rhodes (4) Wojciech Bojewski (0) Round 1 13 Jeremy Lee (4) Aki Suutari (0) Round 1 14 Adam King (1) Jurian Heusdens (4) Round 1 15 Ryan Causton (4) Daniel Womersley (1) Round 1 16 Jaroslaw Kowalski (2) Andreas Ploner (4) Round 1 17 Adam Bobat (4) Kieran Briggs (0) Round 1 18 Michal Matuszczyk (1) Matt Lancaster (4) Round 1 19 Marcin Kolibski (0) Gareth Green (4) Round 1 20 Dessie Sheehan (0) Nico Elton (4) Round 1 21 Rafal Szymanek (0) Alex Borg (4) Round 1 22 Josh Boileau (3) Declan Bristow (4) Round 1 23 Thomas Rees (4) Neil Guidon (1) Round 1 24 Andrew Greaves (3) Conor McCormack (4) Round 1 25 Christopher Norbury (4) Zack Richardson (3) Round 1 26 Maciej Kielkowicz (0) Aleksandr Kurgankov (4) Round 1 27 Hussam AlSaffar (4) Damian Adamus (1) Round 1 28 Lewis Gillen (4) Aaron Lowe (0) Round 1 29 Stephane Ochoiski (n/s) Ashley Carty Round 1 30 Bjorn Gulbrandsen (1) Matthew Pudney (4) Round 1 31 Joe Roberts (4) Mark -
Sangsom 6 Red World Championship 5 September 2016
SangSom 6 Red World Championship 5 September 2016 TIME M # GRP T PLAYER 1 - COUNTRYVS PLAYER 2 - COUNTRY score M1 H1-H5 1 Mark Selby ENG 5 : 3 Moh Keen Hoo MAS 55:8,0:49,34:25,0:43,45:1,6:48,69(69):0,38:26 M2 H2-H4 2 Matthew Selt ENG 5 : 2 Peter McCullagh AUS 69(61):0,55:0,13:43,38:8,0:42,54:1,42:4 M3 H3-H6 3 Luca Brecel BEL 5 : 3 Boonyarit Kaettikul THA 29:34,11:48,54:9,38:5,43:37,11:47,41:20,64:0 M4 B1-B5 4 Martin Gould ENG 5 : 0 Basem Eltahhan EGY 38:17,49:0,61(61):1,46:29,55:1 11:00 M5 B2-B4 5 Liang Wenbo CHN 5 : 0 Chau Hon Man HKG 73(73):0,47:4,72(67):0,57(57):0,52:17 a.m. M6 B3-B6 6 Michael Holt ENG 4 : 5 Akani Songsermsawad THA 47:0,0:42,0:52,56:0,54:1,29:21,23:49,13:40,0:71(67) M7 C1-C5 7 Ding Junhui CHN 4 : 5 Pankaj Advani IND 0:46,42:10,0:46,40:0,12:40,66:0,47:0,16:50,0:38 M8 C2-C4 8 Robert Milkins ENG 5 : 4 Ryan Thomerson AUS 16:49,1:42,3:45,38:0,43:0,41:0,0:36,36:31,40:8 M9 C3-C6 9 Dominic Dale WAL 3 : 5 Phaitoon Phonbun THA 8:46,38:41,0:50,40:0,60:23,48:4,1:65(65),14:35 M10 G3-G4 10 Mateusz Baranowski POL 5 : 1 Daniell Haenga NZL 41:8,1:57,51:35,36:21,32:20,25:22 TIME M # GRP T PLAYER 1 - COUNTRYVS PLAYER 2 - COUNTRY score M11 D1-D6 1 Ricky Walden ENG 5 : 1 Kritsanut Lertsattayatorn THA 24:34,36:0,56:6,32:21,31:12,35:6 M12 D2-D3 2 David Gilbert ENG 5 : 2 Ben Woollaston ENG 56:0,66:0,30:40,29:36,44:6,51:1,43:41 M13 D4-D5 3 Andrew Pagett WAL 3 : 5 Ahmed Galal EGY 29:34,15:43,28:20,24:34,30:44,43:3,48:0,14:31 M14 F1-F5 4 Joe Perry ENG 5 : 4 Hesham Abdelaziz EGY 0:53,29:32,45:20,11:33,66(66):0,28:19,18:37,39:0,38:1 1:30 M15 F2-F4 5 Michael White WAL 5 : 3 Sourav Kothari IND 16:30,50:10,56:8,70(70):4,39:1,0:46,3:36,36:27 p.m. -
Prize Money Rankings After German Masters 2018
WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2018 D88 GERMAN MASTERS Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings 1 1 Mark Selby 1,419,025 14 2 Ronnie O'Sullivan 722,750 3 3 Judd Trump 704,250 4 4 Ding Junhui 653,425 2 5 John Higgins 537,550 8 6 Shaun Murphy 516,400 16 7 Mark Williams 430,750 6 8 Barry Hawkins 402,725 10 9 Mark Allen 400,450 5 10 Marco Fu 373,650 9 11 Stuart Bingham 328,087 12 12 Ali Carter 328,025 7 13 Neil Robertson 322,625 13 14 Kyren Wilson 314,250 27 15 Luca Brecel 309,650 17 16 Anthony McGill 283,800 19 17 Ryan Day 281,137 11 18 Liang Wenbo 262,650 24 19 Stephen Maguire 259,925 20 20 Mark King 237,950 22 21 Joe Perry 228,850 21 22 Ricky Walden 227,975 15 23 Martin Gould 195,050 18 24 David Gilbert 183,700 30 25 Graeme Dott 180,425 23 26 Michael Holt 175,575 56 27 Yan Bingtao 167,625 26 28 Michael White 162,525 39 29 Xiao Guodong 158,925 25 30 Anthony Hamilton 157,925 29 31 Alan McManus 150,400 31 32 Zhou Yuelong 148,075 28 33 Ben Woollaston 146,275 38 34 Jimmy Robertson 144,512 34 35 Robert Milkins 143,775 33 36 Tom Ford 141,600 58 37 Li Hang 134,950 54 38 Jack Lisowski 131,662 32 39 Dominic Dale 125,050 48 40 Mark Joyce 124,437 36 41 Mark Davis 116,125 52 42 Kurt Maflin 112,762 37 43 Matthew Selt 108,900 43 44 Mike Dunn 108,450 59 45 Hossein Vafaei 107,100 47 46 Yu DeLu 104,225 40 47 Peter Ebdon 103,987 35 48 Jamie Jones 102,987 05/02/2018 WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2018 D88 GERMAN MASTERS Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings 45 49 Fergal O'Brien 101,987 57 50 Gary Wilson 97,987 42 51 Thepchaiya -
The Snooker World Championship
The Snooker World Championship 1 Snooker 台球 The Snooker World Championship 世界台球锦标赛 Snooker aficionados in the UK have descended upon Sheffield, a city in the north of England, for the 2006 Snooker World Championship. From April the 15th until the final on May the 1st, the world’s finest snooker players are slugging it out to win the most important – and richest – snooker tournament. The snooker World Championship first took place in 1927 and was an immediate success. In 1976 it was broadcast on television for the first time and has been held at The Crucible theatre in Sheffield ever since. In this competition the stakes are high. The winner will walk away from the table with a prize in excess of £250,000. There is also a cash prize for the first player to score a 147 break. This means that in one turn, or break, at the table, a player scores the maximum of 147 points. Last year Mark Williams won more than £160,000 from a single break. Interestingly, the 147 break has only been achieved by four players since 1976. Ronnie O’Sullivan, the current world number one, is the only player to have managed the feat twice. Nobody has won more times than the current world number two, Stephen Hendry. He has won seven titles. He also holds the record for the youngest winner as he won for the first time in 1990 aged only 21. One player hoping to break that record is 18 year-old Liang Wenbo. He recently stunned the snooker world by thrashing Nigel Bond 5-0 in the Welsh Open Championship, another important British event. -
Student Exec Refuse to Back NSS Boycott
www.thegryphon.co.uk @_TheGryphon Issue 12 17/02/17 TheofficialnewspaperofLeeds University Leadership Race Turnout decreases This year 6561 students voted in the elections for the new Student Exec Page 3 Reshaping the Music Industry StVincent redesigns the guitar to makeitmorecomfortable for women In The Middle, page 4 Student Exec refuse to back NSSBoycott Six Nations Relegation? LUU Student Exec decide not to endorse nationwide National Student Survey boycott Sports debate whether the six-piece tournament needs ashake-up Page 21 Benedict Coltman LUU, said,“We as an Exec have taken ‘baselinequality threshold’, it will theposition that we do not believe a be allowedtoincrease itstuition fees TheLUU student exec have chosen not boycottwillhavethe desiredimpact in step with inflation.Government to endorsethe NUS’ National Student on theGovernmentchangestoHigher projectionspredict that theinflation- Survey (NSS)boycott,acampaign Education; rather that what it will inclusive fees forthe 2017/2018academic whichisattemptingtothwartthe do is very much fracture thestrong year will be £9,250.Other projections government’s planstolinktuition fees relationship andstandingthatwehave showthatfeescould be over £12,000per to teaching quality andthusraise fees with theUniversity, whichallowsusto year by 2020. around thecountry. representstudentseffectively.” Thegovernmentwillrelyonthree Around 25 student unions have joined TheNSS is asurveyfinalyear measures to judgequality of teaching: theNUS spearheadedboycott,including undergraduates areinvited to complete. NSSresults,student drop-outrates,and T2 Trainspotting Manchester student union whichjoined Thedatacollected provides prospective graduate employment.Inboycotting In The Middle reviewthe sequel of the afterthe Student Senate passed the studentsand interested partieswith theNSS,the NUShopes to preventthe cult classic motion with amajorityof90%. independentinformation on higher tuition feeriseand ultimately defeat the In The Middle, page 15 Otherstudentsunionshavealso opted educationinstitutions. -
Sangsom 6 Red World Championship 5 September 2016
SangSom 6 Red World Championship 5 September 2016 TIME M # GRP T PLAYER 1 - COUNTRYVS PLAYER 2 - COUNTRY score M1 H1-H5 1 Mark Selby ENG 5 : 3 Moh Keen Hoo MAS 55:8,0:49,34:25,0:43,45:1,6:48,69(69):0,38:26 M2 H2-H4 2 Matthew Selt ENG 5 : 2 Peter McCullagh AUS 69(61):0,55:0,13:43,38:8,0:42,54:1,42:4 M3 H3-H6 3 Luca Brecel BEL 5 : 3 Boonyarit Kaettikul THA 29:34,11:48,54:9,38:5,43:37,11:47,41:20,64:0 M4 B1-B5 4 Martin Gould ENG 5 : 0 Basem Eltahhan EGY 38:17,49:0,61(61):1,46:29,55:1 11:00 M5 B2-B4 5 Liang Wenbo CHN 5 : 0 Chau Hon Man HKG 73(73):0,47:4,72(67):0,57(57):0,52:17 a.m. M6 B3-B6 6 Michael Holt ENG 4 : 5 Akani Songsermsawad THA 47:0,0:42,0:52,56:0,54:1,29:21,23:49,13:40,0:71(67) M7 C1-C5 7 Ding Junhui CHN 4 : 5 Pankaj Advani IND 0:46,42:10,0:46,40:0,12:40,66:0,47:0,16:50,0:38 M8 C2-C4 8 Robert Milkins ENG 5 : 4 Ryan Thomerson AUS 16:49,1:42,3:45,38:0,43:0,41:0,0:36,36:31,40:8 M9 C3-C6 9 Dominic Dale WAL 3 : 5 Phaitoon Phonbun THA 8:46,38:41,0:50,40:0,60:23,48:4,1:65(65),14:35 M10 G3-G4 10 Mateusz Baranowski POL 5 : 1 Daniell Haenga NZL 41:8,1:57,51:35,36:21,32:20,25:22 TIME M # GRP T PLAYER 1 - COUNTRYVS PLAYER 2 - COUNTRY score M11 D1-D6 1 Ricky Walden ENG 5 : 1 Kritsanut Lertsattayatorn THA 24:34,36:0,56:6,32:21,31:12,35:6 M12 D2-D3 2 David Gilbert ENG 5 : 2 Ben Woollaston ENG 56:0,66:0,30:40,29:36,44:6,51:1,43:41 M13 D4-D5 3 Andrew Pagett WAL 3 : 5 Ahmed Galal EGY 29:34,15:43,28:20,24:34,30:44,43:3,48:0,14:31 M14 F1-F5 4 Joe Perry ENG 5 : 4 Hesham Abdelaziz EGY 0:53,29:32,45:20,11:33,66(66):0,28:19,18:37,39:0,38:1 1:30 M15 F2-F4 5 Michael White WAL 5 : 3 Sourav Kothari IND 16:30,50:10,56:8,70(70):4,39:1,0:46,3:36,36:27 p.m. -
Al-Attiyah Wins Thrilling Jump-Offfor Equestrian Gold
CCYCLINGYCLING | Page 4 FOOTBALL | Page 7 Blaak takes Ceballos women’s gold ensures despite crash Real Madrid at Worlds bounce back Sunday, September 24, 2017 TENNIS Muharram 4, 1439 AH Wozniacki stuns GULF TIMES Muguruza, advances to Tokyo final SPORT Page 3 ASIAN INDOOR AND MARTIAL ARTS GAMES Al-Attiyah wins thrilling jump-off for equestrian gold Qatar assured of medal in snooker team event, having beaten China for spot in final; 3x3 basketball team in semis Qatar’s Hamad al-Attiyah rides Clinton during the first qualifier in the Jumping Individual event yesterday. semi-fi nal yesterday. around to lead 11-9. But Qatar’s Abdul- The Qataris will face Iran in the fi nal rahman Saad made the match a one-man Qatar’s Hamad al-Attiyah (centre) celebrates after winning the Individual Jumping gold at the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games yesterday. after the latter beat Afghanistan by the show. He posted 13 of Qatar’s 14 points, same margin. including a big two-point shot to make it Agencies “I was a bit fast, but not so fast, but I Ali Nasser al-Obaidli clinched his 14-12 and seal his team’s victory. Ashgabat, Turkmenistan was lucky that when Khaled landed for team’s victory by beating world No. 29 “I wanted to hit this shot. I told my- the fi nal fence he missed the turn be- Zhou Yuelong. self, ‘Just do it’. The ball came to me and tween the tree. “I am very happy to win. It is the fi rst I didn’t have any hesitation. -
1 Year List After 2018 UK Championship
1 YEAR LIST AFTER THE 2018 BETWAY UK CHAMPIONSHIP Starting 1 Year Starting 1 Year World 1 Year List World 1 Year List Ranking Ranking Player Name Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Prize Money 12 1 Mark Allen £283,000 NEW 49 Luo Honghao £28,500 2 2 Ronnie O'Sullivan £220,000 NEW 50 Mei Xiwen £28,000 1 3 Mark Selby £213,000 31 51 Michael Holt £28,000 3 4 Mark Williams £191,000 54 52 Andrew Higginson £28,000 10 5 Neil Robertson £168,000 NEW 53 Zhang Anda £27,000 5 6 Judd Trump £144,500 51 54 Fergal O'Brien £26,600 26 7 Jack Lisowski £120,500 64 55 Alan McManus £24,000 13 8 Stuart Bingham £120,500 37 56 Ben Woollaston £22,600 27 9 David Gilbert £119,500 24 57 Martin Gould £22,000 34 10 Jimmy Robertson £90,725 NEW 58 Jak Jones £22,000 20 11 Joe Perry £90,500 NEW 59 Lu Ning £22,000 4 12 John Higgins £86,000 44 60 Kurt Maflin £21,600 7 13 Barry Hawkins £84,000 60 61 Liam Highfield £21,000 17 14 Stephen Maguire £78,000 36 62 Li Hang £21,000 9 15 Kyren Wilson £75,500 73 63 Ian Burns £20,600 67 16 Martin O'Donnell £74,000 63 64 Daniel Wells £20,500 11 17 Ali Carter £66,500 8 65 Shaun Murphy £19,500 52 18 Noppon Saengkham £65,000 39 66 Jamie Jones £19,100 41 19 Mark Davis £60,225 14 67 Anthony McGill £19,000 21 20 Mark King £60,000 NEW 68 Alfie Burden £19,000 32 21 Tom Ford £59,500 A 69 David Lilley £19,000 16 22 Ryan Day £56,500 69 70 Alexander Ursenbacher £16,600 NEW 23 Zhao Xintong £54,000 NEW 71 Craig Steadman £16,500 25 24 Xiao Guodong £51,600 NEW 72 Lee Walker £16,500 23 25 Yan Bingtao £51,500 75 73 Peter Lines £16,500 18 26 Marco Fu -
TOTAL PRIZE MONEY EARNED AFTER the 2017 BETFRED WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Including Sanctioned Invitational Events, High Breaks and 147 Prizes
TOTAL PRIZE MONEY EARNED AFTER THE 2017 BETFRED WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Including sanctioned invitational events, high breaks and 147 prizes 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 1 Stuart Bingham £571,436 1 Mark Selby £510,909 1 Mark Selby £933,428 2 Shaun Murphy £486,865 2 Neil Robertson £413,383 2 John Higgins £654,425 3 Judd Trump £453,199 3 John Higgins MBE £331,287 3 Ronnie O'Sullivan £472,750 4 Ronnie O'Sullivan OBE £451,450 4 Ronnie O'Sullivan OBE £302,100 4 Judd Trump £454,650 5 Neil Robertson £334,550 5 Mark Allen £298,700 5 Ding Junhui £416,081 6 Ricky Walden £273,356 6 Judd Trump £286,475 6 Stuart Bingham £376,159 7 Mark Selby £271,166 7 Ding Junhui £256,416 7 Barry Hawkins £356,225 8 Joe Perry £256,224 8 Kyren Wilson £219,700 8 Marco Fu £340,150 9 Mark Allen £238,000 9 Shaun Murphy £219,225 9 Shaun Murphy £279,375 10 Stephen Maguire £227,822 10 Barry Hawkins £210,525 10 Ali Carter £276,025 11 Mark Williams MBE £204,032 11 Marco Fu £193,209 11 Joe Perry £223,978 12 Barry Hawkins £173,496 12 Stuart Bingham £178,283 12 Liang Wenbo £220,656 13 John Higgins MBE £172,232 13 Liang Wenbo £162,636 13 Neil Robertson £207,625 14 Michael White £158,729 14 Martin Gould £155,775 14 Anthony McGill £204,900 15 Marco Fu £157,666 15 Joe Perry £150,934 15 Mark Allen £194,700 16 Robert Milkins £138,890 16 Mark Williams MBE £147,083 16 Mark Williams £177,639 17 Mark Davis £135,168 17 Ricky Walden £144,875 17 Ryan Day £162,990 18 Ding Junhui £134,500 18 Stephen Maguire £142,191 18 Kyren Wilson £147,275 19 Martin Gould £101,334 19 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh £125,347 19 Anthony