The 2022 Betvictor Snooker Championship League saw the culmination of Group 1 and Group 27 matches on the fifth day, we take a look at the latest results, upcoming final schedule, venue, tickets, draw, format, prize money, dates, time, TV coverage, live stream, results and final winner
On Monday, July 25, the second group stage of Snooker Championship League will begin, and O’Sullivan will join the other 31 group winners. Mark Selby, a four-time world champion, has been placed in Group 3 with Ben Woollaston, Zhang Jiankang, and James Cahill. His season is set to start on Thursday. On Tuesday, July 19, Trump will compete in Group 2 against Jamie Clarke, Sean O’Sullivan, and Yisong Peng. On Wednesday, July 20, David Gilbert, Joe O’Connor, and Zak Surety start the title defense in Group 16.
Betvictor Snooker Championship League Leicester 2022 Week 2 Results, Group Winners, Schedule, Date, Time, Draw, Prize Money, Tickets, Format And Live Stream On TV
Betvictor Snooker Championship League Schedule, Format, And Venue
In total, there will be 128 contestants. The competition’s opening rounds consist of 32 group matches with four contestants each. Two groups play in the arena until one group wins every day for four blocks: June 28 to July 1; July 4 to July 7; July 11 to July 14; and starting on July 18, two groups play until one group wins.
The round robin games consist of six matches between each group. The best-of-four-frame format is used for all games throughout group play, with the winner receiving three points and the loser receiving one. The top 32 contenders move on to the group winners stage, which has eight groups of four competitors. The eight winners from the group winners’ stage advance to the final two groups later that day. Along with the Championship League trophy, the winner wins a spot in the 2022 Champion of Champions.
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Betvictor Snooker Championship League 2022 Day 5 Results, Score, Upcoming Schedule, Draw And Other Details
Ronnie O’Sullivan carried on from winning his record-equaling seventh global title in Sheffield in May by producing a magnificent pot on the pink in the Championship League. Following his 18-13 victory against Judd Trump, which tied him for the most victories at the 1990 Crucible, O’Sullivan made his competitive comeback with a lopsided 3-0 victory over world No. 99 Farkh Ajaib in his Group 1 opening at Leicester’s Morningside Arena.
The winner of each match, which lasts up to four frames, advances to the round of 32. On Monday, though, O’Sullivan only required three frames to score three points in under 45 minutes. The world number one had breaks of 67, 54, and 65 while displaying no signs of rust. In one pot in the first frame, he banged a pink to a middle bag at a quick clip before rolling in a challenging red to a centre pocket with ease.
Later on Monday, he continued his strong play with 3-1 victories over Alfie Burden and Alexander Ursenbacher, topping the group with breaks of 56, 58, and 121 while the Swiss player rolled in a 105 in the second frame. With two 3-1 victories over Burden and Ajaib, Ursenbacher came in second.
Group 1 ( 4th July) Results
Afternoon Session (From 12:00PM)
England Ronnie O’Sullivan 3 – 0 Pakistan Farakh Ajaib
Switzerland Alexander Ursenbacher 3 – 1 England Alfie Burden
Switzerland Alexander Ursenbacher 3 – 1 Pakistan Farakh Ajaib
Evening Session (From 5:00PM)
England Ronnie O’Sullivan 3 – 1 England Alfie Burden
England Alfie Burden 2 – 2 Pakistan Farakh Ajaib
England Ronnie O’Sullivan 3 – 1 Switzerland Alexander Ursenbacher
Group 27 ( 4th July) Results
Afternoon Session (From 12:00PM)
Wales Jamie Jones 3 – 1 Estonia Andres Petrov
England Sam Craigie 2 – 2 England David Lilley
England Sam Craigie 2 – 2 Estonia Andres Petrov
Evening Session (From 5:00PM)
Wales Jamie Jones 3 – 0 England David Lilley
England David Lilley 3 – 0 Estonia Andres Petrov
Wales Jamie Jones 2 – 2 England Sam Craigie
Group 15 ( 5th July) Schedule
Afternoon Session (From 12:00PM)
England Ricky Walden – Hong Kong Andy Lee
Wales Jackson Page – Northern Ireland Gerard Greene
Wales Jackson Page – Hong Kong Andy Lee
Evening Session (From 5:00PM)
England Ricky Walden – Northern Ireland Gerard Greene
Northern Ireland Gerard Greene – Hong Kong Andy Lee
England Ricky Walden – Wales Jackson Page
Group 32 ( 5th July) Schedule
Afternoon Session (From 12:00PM)
China Xiao Guodong – England Rod Lawler
Scotland Scott Donaldson – Thailand Nutcharut Wongharuthai
Scotland Scott Donaldson – England Rod Lawler
Evening Session (From 5:00PM)
China Xiao Guodong – Thailand Nutcharut Wongharuthai
Thailand Nutcharut Wongharuthai – England Rod Lawler
China Xiao Guodong – Scotland Scott Donaldson
Prize Money Pool Distribution
A £20,000 cash prize will be given to the Snooker Championship League champion in 2022. In the interim, the runner-up in the contest will also be awarded $10,000. But there will be a different monetary award given for each stage of the competition.
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Stage Three
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- Tournament total: £328,000
When And Where To Watch: Live Stream And On TV Coverage Telecast
The snooker matches of the BetVictor Championship League will be streamed live around the world. The TV networks listed below will cover Table 1, while Matchroom will stream live Table 2 but exclude the Baltic and Nordic countries. Matchroom is accessible to viewers in the UK, Ireland, and nations without broadcasters.
- AMC – Hungary
- DAZN – USA, Canada, Brazil, Spain, Italy
- Foxtel – Australia
- FreeSports – UK and Ireland (Sky and Virgin only)
- Matchroom.Live – UK and Ireland (FREE)
- Nova – Czech Republic & Slovakia
- Sky Network – New Zealand
- Sportklub – Croatia & Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo, and Slovenia
- TVP – Poland
- Viaplay – Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
- Viaplay – Iceland
- Viaplay – Scandinavia
- Zhibo.TV – China