Day one has been completed in Munich at the PTC12 event and among those through to the last eight are seven-times world champion Stephen Hendry and Northern Ireland’s Mark Allen. Click below for all of the day’s results as well as the updated projected seedings list…
The Bailey Allen Hall in Galway, Ireland, will stage snooker’s Players Tour Championship Grand Finals for the first time in March.
While the 147’s will grab the headlines, the main stories from the past four days of PTC action in fact concern both the ranking list, as well as the PTC Order of Merit as they not only look to qualify for the Grand Finals, but in some cases play to stay on tour. Click below for my summary of what is left to play for as PTC11 reaches a conclusion tomorrow…
Congratulations to Jamie Cope who has tonight made the third maximum break of his career against Kurt Maflin, becoming the latest player to have made a 147 break during this recent flurry that we are seeing in the professional game.
The 85th maximum break on record, this one lifts Cope into a select group of six players to have made three or more during their professional careers and earns him a £250 share of the maximum prize for this event following Ding Junhui’s effort yesterday.
Click here to view my 147’s page.
A full round-up of the rankings situation following the first two days of PTC11 will follow later this evening…
What can you say? Just two days after completing his third career 147 during his PTC12 match against Brandon Winstone, Ding Junhui has done it again, with a further maximum break against James Cahill during the PTC11 event…
Click here to view my updated 147’s page.
This Saturday morning has seen the start of PTC11 which will be played to a finish on Monday afternoon, but over the course of the last two days we have also seen the PTC12 event played to the last 16 in Sheffield, a round-up of which you can now read below…
Following the conclusion of the UK Championship, tomorrow sees the start of a PTC double-header as first PTC12 is played to the last 16 stage over two days, before PTC11 is then played in full between Saturday-Monday. While there are as ever important ranking points up for grabs, for those players further down the list, it will be their last chance to add to their total on the PTC Order of Merit and potentially, survive on tour for 2012/13. Click below for an explanation of how it all works and who needs a result or two…
