2 E Snooker World Open 2010

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2010 World Open (snooker)
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12bet.com World Open Tournament information
Dates 18–26 September 2010
Venue S.E.C.C.
Location Glasgow
Country Scotland
Organisation(s) WPBSA
Format Ranking event
Total prize fund £502,500
Winner's share £100,000
Defending champion  Neil Robertson
← 2009

The 2010 12bet.com World Open professional snooker tournament will be held at the S.E.C.C., Glasgow between 18–26 September 2010. This will be the first that the World Open will sponsored by 12bet.com.[1]

Neil Robertson is the defending champion.

Contents [hide]
1 Prize fund
2 Field
3 Draw
3.1 Qualifying rounds
3.1.1 Round 1
3.1.2 Round 2
3.1.3 Round 3
3.2 Main rounds
4 Century breaks
4.1 Qualifying stages centuries
5 References
 
[edit] Prize fund
Winner: £100,000
Runner-up: £40,000
Semi-finalists: £20,000
Quarter-finalists: £12,500
Last 16: £7,500
Last 32: £5,000
Last 64: £2,500
Last 96: £1,500
 Stage 1 High Break: £500
Stage 2 High Break: £4,000

Stage 1 Maximum Break: £1,000
Stage 2 Maximum Break: £20,000

Total: £502,500[2][3]
 

[edit] Field
The field of the tournament of 128 people is as follows:[4][5]

96 professional players on the Main Tour
10 Rileys Club qualifiers:
Middlesbrough:  Richard Beckman[6]
Dunfermline:  Marc Davis[6]
Norwich:  Jamie Edwards[6]
Leicester:  Ian Glover[6]
Stevenage:  Sam Harvey[6]
Guildford:  James Loft[6]
Cardiff:  Allan Morgan[6]
Glasgow:  Gary Thomson[6]
Preston:  John Whitty[6]
Plymouth:  Matt Williams[6]
10 independent club qualifiers:
South West Snooker Academy, Gloucester:  Sam Baird[7]
Grove Snooker Centre, Romford:  Ryan Causton[8]
The Ivy Rooms, Carlow:  Jason Devaney[9]
Keynsham Snooker Club, Bristol:  Mike Finn[10]
Castle Snooker Club, Brighton:  Anish Gokool[10]
QE1 Snooker Club, Belfast:  Julian Logue[11]
The Q Club, Glasgow:  Craig MacGillivray[10]
Landywood Snooker Centre, Landywood:  Mitchell Mann[12]
Northern Snooker Centre, Leeds:  James McGouran[13]
The Q-Bar, Chester:  Chris Norbury[7]
 4 international qualifiers:
Bahrain:  Habib Subah
Belgium:  Mario Geudens
Germany:  Lasse Münstermann
Thailand:  Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
Top 2 amateur players on the PTC Order of Merit:
 Daniel Wells
 Michael Wasley
2 ladies tour players:[14]
 Wendy Jans
 Anita Rizzuti
2 senior players:
 Darren Morgan
 Tony Knowles
2 youth players:[15]
 Joel Walker
 Luca Brecel
 

[edit] Draw
[edit] Qualifying rounds
The first two rounds took place between 21 and 23 August 2010 at the World Snooker Academy, Sheffield. Eleven selected round three matches were held over until the start of the tournament in Glasgow, the rest took place at the Academy on 24 August. All matches were best of 5 frames[16][17][18]

[edit] Round 1
All amateurs and players ranked 65-96 entered at this stage


Saturday, 21 August – 10:00
 Jamie Jones 3–0  Tony Knowles
 Matt Williams 1–3  Paul Davison
 John Whitty 0–3  Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon
 Noppon Saengkham 3–1  Luca Brecel
 Igor Figueiredo 3–2  Liu Chuang
 Liam Highfield 3–1  Michael White
Saturday, 21 August – 12:00
 Justin Astley 3–2  Michael Wasley
 Chris Norbury 3–0  Richard Beckman
 Adam Wicheard 2–3  James McBain
 Daniel Wells 3–1  Jamie O'Neill
 Jak Jones 1–3  Joe Jogia
 Patrick Wallace 3–0  Kurt Maflin
Saturday, 21 August – 16:00
 Jack Lisowski 3–1  Ryan Causton
 Xiao Guodong 3–0  James Loft
 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 3–1  Reanne Evans
 Julian Logue 1–3  Joel Walker
 Mike Finn 0–3  Kyren Wilson
 Habib Subah 1–3  Darren Morgan
 Saturday, 21 August – 18:00
 Mitchell Mann 0–3  Ben Woollaston
 Andrew Pagett 2–3  Kuldesh Johal
 Anish Gokool 0–3  Sam Harvey
 Patrick Einsle 2–3  Dermot McGlinchey
 Issara Kachaiwong 2–3  James McGouran
 Sam Baird 3–2  Zhang Anda
Saturday, 22 August – 10:00
 Gary Thomson 0–3  Lasse Münstermann
 Anthony McGill 3–1  Ian Glover
 Mario Geudens 3–2 ||  Jason Devaney
 Anita Rizzuti 0–3  Alfie Burden
 Allan Morgan 0–3  Liu Song
 Marc Davis 0–3  Matthew Couch
Saturday, 22 August – 12:00
 Wendy Jans 1–3  Simon Bedford
 Jamie Edwards 1–3  Craig MacGillivray
 

[edit] Round 2
Players ranked 33-64 entered at this stage.

Saturday, 22 August – 12:00
 Jamie Burnett 0–3  Adrian Gunnell
 Dominic Dale 3–1  Sam Harvey
 Ben Woollaston 3–0  Justin Astley
 Liu Song 3–1  Barry Pinches
Saturday, 22 August – 16:00
 Anthony Hamilton 1–3  James McBain
 Jimmy White 3–0  Michael Judge
 Dermot McGlinchey 1–3  Paul Davison
 Mario Geudens 1–3  Anthony McGill
 Tom Ford 1–3  Alfie Burden
 Paul Davies 3–2  James McGouran
Saturday, 22 August – 18:00
 Bjorn Haneveer 3–2  Joe Swail
 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 3–0  Peter Lines
 Simon Bedford 3–2  Jimmy Robertson
 Liam Highfield 2–3  Fergal O'Brien
 Noppon Saengkham 0–3  Martin Gould
 Matthew Couch 3–0  Ian McCulloch
 Saturday, 23 August – 10:00
 Jimmy Michie 3–2  Mark Joyce
 Jamie Jones 3–0  Sam Baird
 Darren Morgan 3–2  Xiao Guodong
 Tony Drago 3–1  Joel Walker
 Joe Delaney 2–3  Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon
 Chris Norbury 1–3  Alan McManus
Saturday, 23 August – 12:00
 Stuart Pettman 3–0  Kyren Wilson
 Matthew Selt 3–1  Lasse Münstermann
 Rod Lawler 2–3  Nigel Bond
 Marcus Campbell 3–0  Daniel Wells
 Jack Lisowski 1–3  Andy Hicks
 Rory McLeod 3–1  Kuldesh Johal
Saturday, 23 August – 16:00
 Igor Figueiredo 3–0  David Gilbert
 Robert Milkins 1–3  David Morris
 Patrick Wallace 1–3  Joe Jogia
 Craig MacGillivray 0–3  James Wattana
 

[edit] Round 3
The top 32 players in the rankings entered the tournament at this stage[19][20]

Saturday, 23 August – 16:00
 Judd Trump 3–0  Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon
 Marco Fu 3–2  Alfie Burden
 Matthew Selt 0–3  Martin Gould
 Fergal O'Brien 3–1  Dominic Dale
Saturday, 23 August – 12:00
 Ricky Walden 3–1  Andy Hicks
 Darren Morgan 2–3  Matthew Stevens
 Andrew Higginson 3–1  Liang Wenbo
 Gerard Greene 2–3  Joe Jogia
 Marcus Campbell 3–1  Simon Bedford
 Liu Song 3–1  Michael Holt
Saturday, 23 August – 16:00
 Alan McManus 3–0  Anthony McGill
 James Wattana 2–3  Jimmy Michie
 Rory McLeod 1–3  Nigel Bond
 Mark Davis 3–0  Jamie Jones
 Tony Drago 1–3  Stephen Lee
 Mike Dunn 3–1  Ryan Day
Saturday, 23 August – 18:00
 David Morris 3–0  Ben Woollaston
 Mark Allen 2–3  James McBain
 Saturday, 23 August – 18:00
 Matthew Couch 3–0  Paul Davies
 Ken Doherty 3–2  Joe Perry
 Stuart Bingham 2–3  Jamie Cope
Saturday, 18 September – 14:30
 Neil Robertson 3–1  Graeme Dott
 Ali Carter 3–1  Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
 Stuart Pettman 2–3  Stephen Maguire
Saturday, 18 September – not before 19:00
 Steve Davis 1–3  Peter Ebdon
 Shaun Murphy 0–3  Dave Harold
Sunday, 19 September – 14:00
 Stephen Hendry vs.  Bjorn Haneveer
 Mark Williams vs.  Igor Figueiredo
 Ding Junhui vs.  Adrian Gunnell
Sunday, 19 September – not before 19:00
 Paul Davison vs.  Jimmy White
 Mark Selby vs.  Barry Hawkins
Monday, 20 September – 12:30
 Mark King vs.  Ronnie O'Sullivan

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