Following this weekend’s ET3 event, the situation as far as the latest projected seedings and in particular the race for Masters places, is now much clearer. Click below for the final update ahead of the International Championship…
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Closing In On The Cut: November 2012 (Updated)
Following my previous look at the rankings ahead of the upcoming second cut-off point, World Snooker have now issued a revised schedule of when points from the 2010/11 season will be deducted.
In particular, it has now been stated that points from the 2010 EPTC3 and EPTC4 events will now not be deducted before the cut-off, which has resulted in some important changes to how the projected seedings are shaping up.
Click below for how the situation now looks, with a further update to come after Antwerp…
Closing In On The Cut: November 2012
It does not feel like it has been that long since the season’s first seedings revision back in August, but with just two events (one for those unable to qualify for the International Championship), ahead of the crucial second cut-off, click below for my thoughts on the race for places at the Masters, UK Championship, German Masters and Shoot Out.
Note that a further update will be posted after the ET3 event, when the situation will become clearer…
EDIT (12/10/12): PLEASE NOTE THAT WORLD SNOOKER HAVE TODAY ISSUED A REVISED SCHEDULE OF WHEN POINTS FROM 2010/11 WILL BE REMOVED, MEANING THAT THIS ARTICLE IS NO LONGER ACCURATE. A REVISED POST WILL FOLLOW.
UKPTC3: My Final Thoughts
Due to the recent blog downtime commencing during the UKPTC3 event in Gloucester, at the time I was unable to talk about my experience at the penultimate professional event to be staged at the South West Snooker Academy, so without further ado, click below for my belated thoughts from the tournament…
PSB Interview: Rod Lawler – Man In Form (Part Two)
Following on from part one yesterday, today I bring you the second half of my interview with Rod Lawler as the man with the most wins so far this season looks back at the first half of his career, offers his thoughts on the dangers of so-called burn-out, and also offers his perspective on his style of play…
PSB Interview: Rod Lawler – Man In Form (Part One)
So far in 2012/13, the big prizes have gone the way of Mark Davis, Ricky Walden and Barry Hawkins, but the man who has both played and won more matches and frames than any other is Liverpool’s Rod Lawler. It could have been so different for him however, after he came through the final round of this year’s Q School to regain a place on the main tour at the first attempt.
I recently caught up with Rod and in the first part of a two-part interview, he talks about his start to the season, his successful Q School run and his thoughts on the current tour set-up…
Shanghai Masters Qualifiers 2012: Day One Review
Barely a couple of days after the conclusion of the UKPTC1 event in Gloucester, the snooker circus returned to Sheffield today for the first round of the Shanghai Masters qualifiers at the EIS…
Wuxi Classic 2012: Day One Round-Up
Day one in Wuxi and defending champion Mark Selby is through to the last 16, while the majority of the professionals in action during the wildcard round were able to come through unscathed. Not so Michael Holt and Dave Harold…