Here is everything you need to know about Snooker Shootout 2023, the draw, schedule, date, time, live stream TV coverage
It’s time for another Snooker Shootout. It is impossible to be disappointed by a tournament that is renowned for its dramatic play and for producing new champions in the snooker globe.
No player outside the top 16 in the world has ever won the competition since it began in 2011. The previous year, Hossein Vafaei defeated Mark Williams in the championship match to become the first Iranian player to win a ranking title.
In the past, the outcome of the competition has been uncertain, at the Shoot Out, players like Michael Holt, Michael Georgiou, Thepchaiya Un-Nooh, and reigning champion Hossein Vafaei all won their maiden championships.
Snooker Shootout 2023 live stream TV coverage, tickets price and ticket online booking
Big stars like Mark Williams and Allen are scheduled to fight for the £50,000 top prize, along with some fresh faces.
When and where will the 2023 Snooker Shoot Out be held?
Leicester’s Morningside Arena will host 2023 Shoot Out from Wednesday, January 25 through Saturday, January 28.
Each day, sessions will take place at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.
First Round
January 25th
1 pm
- Hossein Vafaei v Shaun Murphy
- Vladislav Gradinari v Ng On-yee
- Jamie O’Neill v Ryan Thomerson
- Liam Graham v Cao Yupeng
- Chen Zifan v Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
- Graeme Dott v Sam Craigie
Robbie McGuigan v Hammad Miah - James Cahill v Jordan Brown
- Joe Perry v Luca Brecel
- Lukas Kleckers v Rod Lawler
- Joe O’Connor v Dylan Emery
- Barry Pinches v Michael Judge
- Anthony Hamilton v Ben Mertens
- Andy Hicks v Fraser Patrick
- Jack Borwick v Ali Carter
- Mark Williams v Craig Steadman
7 pm
- Jack Lisowski v Mark Allen
- Martin Gould v Jamie Clarke
- Alexander Ursenbacher v Aaron Hill
- Robbie Williams v Mink Nutcharut
- Mark Joyce v Victor Sarkis
- Robert Milkins v Andy Lee
- Sean O’Sullivan v Dean Young
- Andrew Pagett v Ashley Hugill
- Stephen Maguire v Ken Doherty
- Jamie Jones v Jenson Kendrick
- Ben Woollaston v Sanderson Lam
- Muhammad Asif v Gerard Greene
- Louis Heathcote v Oliver Lines
- Jimmy White v Adam Duffy
- Peng Yisong v Daniel Wells
- Barry Hawkins v Jackson Page
January 26th
1 pm
- Riley Powell v Kyren Wilson
- Andres Petrov v Noppon Saengkham
- Zak Surety v Fergal O’Brien
- Fan Zhengyi v Ding Junhui
- Zhang Jiankang v Tian Pengfei
- Matthew Stevens v Dominic Dale
- John Astley v Pang Junxu
- Peter Lines v Julien Leclerq
- David Grace v Lyu Haotian
- Mark King v Jak Jones
- Lei Peifan v Marco Fu
- Yuan Sijun v Rebecca Kenna
- Zhang Anda v Callum Beresford
- Duane Jones v Zhou Yuelong
- Dechawat Poomjaeng v Si Jiahui
- Jimmy Robertson v Ryan Day
7 pm
- Mark Davis v Mark Selby
- Alfie Burden v Ian Burns
- Liam Highfield v Florian Nuessle
- Michael White v Mitchell Mann
- David Lilley v Oliver Brown
- Asjad Iqbal v David Gilbert
- Stuart Bingham v Reanne Evans
- Ricky Walden v Gary Wilson
- Steven Hallworth v Stuart Carrington
- Xiao Guodong v Anton Kazakov
- Elliot Slessor v Allan Taylor
- Farakh Ajaib v Chris Wakelin
- Xu Si v Matthew Selt
- Ross Muir v Wu Yize
- Himanshu Jain v Tom Ford
- Mohamed Ibrahim v Zhao Xintong
The Snooker Shootout 2023 live streaming and broadcasting details: When and where to watch?
The 2023 Snooker Shootout will be live-streamed on discovery+ while it will be also broadcasted live on Eurosport 2 in United Kingdom. The Eurosport app and Eurosport.co.uk are other places where you can watch it all.
Tickets can be bought from here.
Snooker Shootout 2023 format
All matches at the Shootout, up to and including the Final, will be one frame long and last a maximum of 10 minutes, with each player having their own shot clock, the first 5 minutes will be at 15 seconds each shot, and the remaining 5 minutes at 10 seconds per shot.
The first two days, December 25 and 26, will be dedicated to the first round of matches.
On the 27th, there will be matches from the second round.
On the 28th, there will be three rounds, the third and fourth, as well as the semifinals, final, and quarterfinals.