The 2022 BetVictor Northern Ireland Open snooker qualifying round will come to an end on Sunday with the main stage scheduled to begin from 16th October in Belfast, we take a look at the latest qualifying results, schedule, draw, prize money, dates tickets, time, TV coverage
At the Robin Park Leisure Center on Saturday in qualifying for the Northern Ireland Open, Joe Perry defeated Matthew Stevens, a previous world finalist, 4-3. Mark King, the champion of the 2016 Northern Ireland Open, has also advanced to the main round after defeating Oliver Lines 4-3.
Northern Ireland Open Snooker 2022 Qualifiers Results, Schedule, Date, Time, Venue, Tickets, Draw, Players Lineup, Prize Money And Live Stream TV Coverage
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2022 Northern Ireland Open’s qualification period runs from August 23 to August 28 at Wigan, England’s Robin Park Leisure Centre. However, the wildcard match involving local players and matches involving the top 16 competitors, including the defending champion, will be postponed and played at the Waterfront Hall. The format for qualifying matches is best-of-seven frames.
David Gilbert defeated Scottish amateur Ross Muir 4-3 on Friday to earn a spot in the Northern Ireland Open. The 2019 World Championship semifinalist fell behind 2-0 before moving ahead 3-2 at the Robin Park Leisure Centre in Wigan with breaks of 104 and 89. Gilbert’s final century secured his passage to Belfast for the final 64 stage in October, which will be shown live on Eurosport.
Leclercq, a 19-year-old from Belgium, demonstrated his potential by winning the WPBSA Q Tour play-off in May and receiving a two-year tour card. He can now anticipate making his debut in the knockout finals of a ranking tournament in Belfast in October. Leclercq won the final three frames of the qualifying with a top run of 85 after Carrington scored a break of 136 in the second frame to tie the score at 1-1.
On Sunday, Martin Gould and Thepchaiya Un-Nooh will be among the competitors for the final qualifying day and will play against Michael Judge and Chris Wakelin respectively. The tournament tickets can be purchased by fans from here.
2022 BetVictor Northern Ireland Qualifying Latest Results & Upcoming Schedule
Chen Zifan 4-1 Ng On Yee
Jamie Jones 1-4 Andy Lee
Dylan Emery 4-1 Cao Yupeng
Graeme Dott 3-4 Craig Steadman
Zak Surety 4-1 Himanshu Dinesh Jain
Stephen Maguire 4-2 Oliver Brown
Mark Joyce 0-4 Alexander Ursenbacher
Fan Zhengyi 4-0 Ashley Hugill
Ryan Day 1-4 Ben Woollaston
Si Jiahui 4-3 Anton Kazakov
Jordan Brown 4-0 Andrew Pagett
Ali Carter 1-4 Ding Junhui
Louis Heathcote 4-2 Dean Young
Lu Ning 4-3 Jak Jones
Tom Ford 4-1 Sanderson Lam
Scott Donaldson 4-1 Alfie Burden
Noppon Saengkham 4-0 Ben Mertens
Dominic Dale 4-0 Rebecca Kenna
Jamie Clarke 4-2 Marco Fu
Robert Milkins 4-1 Jenson Kendrick
Yuan SiJun 3-4 Jimmy White
Steven Hallworth 2-4 Pang Junxu
Anthony McGill 3-1 Peng Yisong
Joe Perry 4-3 Matthew Stevens
Mark King 4-3 Oliver Lines
Anthony McGill 4-1 Peng Yisong
Elliot Slessor 4-2 Zhang Jiankang
Julien Leclercq 4-1 Stuart Carrington
Pang Junxu 4-2 Steven Hallworth
Daniel Wells 4-0 Adam Duffy
Matthew Selt 4-1 Duane Jones
Prize Money Pool Distribution
The winner of the 2022 BetVictor Northern Ireland Open will receive £80,000 in prize money, compared to the runner-up, who would only receive 35,000 Pounds. The overall prize pool for the competition is 422,000 GBP.
- Winner: £80,000
- Runner-up: £35,000
- Semi-final: £17,500
- Quarter-final: £11,000
- Last 16: £7,500
- Last 32: £4,500
- Last 64: £3,000
- Highest break: £5,000
- Total: £422,000
When And Where To Watch: Live Stream And TV Coverage Telecast
In the interim, viewers can watch the competition live on the BBC in the UK, on Eurosport in Europe, on Matchroom Sport, and on several other foreign broadcasters in other countries. Liaoning TV and Rigour in China, Premier Sports Network in the Philippines, Now TV in Hong Kong, Truevision in Thailand, Sports Cast in Taiwan, and Astro SuperSports in Malaysia will all broadcast live coverage of the competition.
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