Two days down at the 2014 Masters and already we have been treated to comebacks, deciders, a re-spotted black and an upset, as the world’s best battle it out to win snooker’s biggest invitational tournament.
Click below for a few thoughts on the action so far, including the question of Mark Selby was last at his best, a moan about earpieces and more…
As is tradition, tomorrow will see the start of snooker’s first major of the year as the Masters gets underway in London, staged at the Alexandra Palace for the third time.
Click below for my thoughts ahead of the tournament and the usual links that you will need to keep up date with the goings on over the next nine days…
Snooker’s most prestigious invitation tournament, The Masters, will be sponsored by Dafabet for the first time this season.
The Dafabet Masters runs from January 12 to 19 at Alexandra Palace in London and features the world’s leading 16 players, including defending champion Mark Selby, World Champion Ronnie O’Sullivan, world number one Neil Robertson, Chinese ace Ding Junhui, Judd Trump, John Higgins and many more.
During the mid-session interval of this afternoon’s UK Championship final, we have also seen the draw for the first round of the 2014 Masters made by John Parrott and Jason Ferguson…
Tuesday night at the Barbican Centre and it has been a day which has seen the battle for the remaining places at the Masters become clearer, with victories for Robert Milkins and Ricky Walden.
Click below for confirmation as to who remains in contention as we had into the second week of the UK Championship…
After all of the months of talking about the race to the 2014 Masters, the final tournament prior to the all-important seedings cut-off is upon us, with the 2013 UK Championship due to start a week on Tuesday.
Click below for my look at all the permutations and who has to do what, to claim the final places in snooker’s biggest invitational event…
With Ding Junhui’s victory at the International Championship, comes the third mid-season seedings revision of the 2013/14 season. As ever, the list has been fully updated here at PSB, while the latest list, taking us through to the UK Championship in a month’s time, is now also live.
Click below for more…
With Ding Junhui’s victory at the Shanghai Masters yesterday, we moved one step closer to learning who the 16 players will be at the 2014 Masters and as well as the latest projected seeding list, you can now find the updated ‘race to the Masters’ list here at PSB, to see who is currently in position to qualify…