During the 2022-23 snooker season, the Q Tour is a series of snooker competitions, know the event 1 prize money, date, time, schedule, results, live scores
The North East Snooker Centre in North Shields is the site of the opening Q Tour tournament for the 2022–23 season. This event began on September 2 and will conclude on September 4 with the championship game.
Q Tour Snooker Event 1 22/23 Results Today, Quarter-Final Schedule, Date, Time, Venue, Scores, Draw, Rankings And Prize Money
Very interesting start to the Last 64 round at Q Tour 1 today.#qtour pic.twitter.com/JCaI9DFTJI
— Snooker Hub (@snookerhub) September 3, 2022
First day of Q Tour Event 1. A good start for Liam with 2 centuries. Into the Last 64, plays again tomorrow 👏https://t.co/dTHbCGuLQW#QTour #Snooker pic.twitter.com/F6De4T24dp
— Nicky Pullen (@pullen_nicky) September 2, 2022
Know what is Q Tour Snooker & 2022-23 Season Details
A series of snooker competitions called the 2022–23 Q Tour will be held over the 2022–23 snooker season. The World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association’s second-tier tour for players not on the main World Snooker Tour is called the Q Tour.
Six events are scheduled, with the top money winner earning a spot on the main circuit for the snooker season of 2023–2024. The top 16 players who have not already secured a spot on the main tour for the 2023–2024 season will be granted entrance to a second competition, the WPBSA Q Tour Playoff, whose winner also receives a spot on the main tour.
Q Tour 2022-23 Season Format, Schedule, Date, Time, Venue, And Players List
Events will be contested across three days, with the exception of the playoff. There are 16 spots available on the first day, which is an open qualifying day. The 48 seeded players who qualified based on their positions in the 2021 Q School Order of Merit join the 16 qualifiers on the second day to create a field of 64 players for the first round before the main draw begins.
To decide the event’s winner, there are three rounds on the second day and three more on the final day. The top 32 eligible players from the 2022 UK Q School Order of Merit, the top eight players from the 2022 Asia-Oceania Q School Order of Merit, and the eight highest-ranked junior players who have not already qualified are included in the 48 who qualify directly.
The ongoing Q Tour event is the first one for 2022-23 season while the second event will run from 16th-18th September at Brighton’s North East Snooker Centre. Below, we take a look at the full schedule of 2022-23 Q Tour.
All the results and live stream can be followed here.
| Date | Event Details | |||
| From | To | Tournament | Venue | City |
| 2 Sep | 4 Sep | Event 1 | North East Snooker Centre | North Shields |
| 16 Sep | 18 Sep | Event 2 | Castle Snooker Club | Brighton |
| 14 Oct | 16 Oct | Event 3 | European Event TBD | TBD |
| 25 Nov | 27 Nov | Event 4 | European Event TBD | TBD |
| 9 Dec | 11 Dec | Event 5 | Landywood Snooker Club | Walsall |
| 6 Jan | 8 Jan | Event 6 | Northern Snooker Centre | Leeds |
| 4 Mar | 5 Mar | Playoff | TBD | TBD |
2022-23 Q Tour – Event One Round of 16 Results
Luke Simmonds 3-0 Farakh Ajaib
Ashley Carty 1-3 Eden Sharav
Yang Gao 2-3 Billy Castle
Hamim Hussain 1-3 Rory McLeod
Florian Nuessle 1-3 George Pragnell
Ross Muir 3-1 Leo Fernandez
Stan Moody 3-0 Kuldesh Johal
Jamie Curtis Barrett 3-1 Andrew Higginson
2022-23 Q Tour – Event One Quarterfinal Schedule
Jamie Curtis Barrett vs Ross Muir
Rory McLeod vs Eden Sharav
Stan Moody vs George Pragnell
Billy Castle vs Luke Simmonds
2022-23 Q Tour Snooker Prize Money Pool Distribution
Each of the six regular season events on the 2022–23 Q Tour will have a prize pool of £12,000, with the winner taking home £2,500 and the runner-up receiving £1,200.
Winner: £2,500
Runner-up: £1,200
Semi-final: £750
Quarter-final: £550
Last 16: £275
Last 32: £150
Total: £12,000