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News Cheung Ka Wai Stuns O'Sullivan From 3–1 Down — Eight Top-16 Seeds Gone in Belfast; Kim Ga-young Survives 25–23 in Goyang
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Ronnie O'Sullivan's return to Belfast lasted seven frames. The world number 110 beat him this afternoon, and the Northern Ireland Open has now lost eight of the nine top-16 players who have played. In Goyang the LPBA favourites mostly came through, though Kim Ga-young only just made it. Belfast — Cheung comes back from 3–1 down Cheung Ka Wai beat Ronnie O'Sullivan 4–3 in the first round at the Waterfront Hall (per BBC Sport NI and snooker.org). The 27-year-old from Hong Kong only joined...
News Five Days to Make Orlando — Doha’s $450k 10-Ball Breaks Off; Jamie Jones Sends Wakelin Packing in Belfast
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Monday lunchtime, and pool's busiest fortnight of the autumn is about to start. Mosconi Cup places will be decided in Manila this week, Doha's qualifiers are already under way, and Belfast has another seed out before Ronnie O'Sullivan's first match. Quezon City — the last chance to make Orlando The Roobet Philippines Open breaks off tomorrow at Gateway Mall, and the stakes are higher than one trophy. The World Nineball Tour has confirmed it is the qualification cut-off for the Mosconi Cup...
News Causier Pips Hall by 14 Points at Landywood — Robertson and Murphy Follow Selby Out of Belfast; Ng and Evans Collide in Sydney
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Fourteen points decided a weekend of English billiards in Staffordshire. Belfast lost two more big names overnight, and Sydney has its dream semi-final. Landywood — Causier does it again, just David Causier retained the English Open on Sunday night, beating Robert Hall 427–413 in the final at Landywood Snooker Club (per World Billiards). It was a repeat of last year's final, and much closer. Hall made two 116s and still lost. Hall had scored 1,024 to Pankaj Advani's 169 in his semi-final...
News Rest of the World Claim the Reyes Cup 11–4 — Selby Out in Belfast; Srong Falls in Goyang
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Makati — Rest of the World break the Asian grip Asia’s bid for a Reyes Cup three-peat ended in emphatic fashion. The Rest of the World finished the job 11–4 at Makati Coliseum on Sunday night, their first title in three editions, and Francisco Sánchez Ruiz was named MVP (per Absolute Pool and ABS-CBN). Coming in 9–4 up, Ralf Souquet’s side needed two more points. They took them both. Team: Rest of the World 5–3 Asia Doubles: Sánchez Ruiz / Shane Van Boening 5–1 Robbie Capito / Dương Quốc...
News Bahrain Lands the World Pool Championship — Rest of the World Two Points From the Reyes Cup; Sitwala Meets Sethi at Landywood
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Sunday lunchtime brought the biggest pool announcement in months, and it came before a ball had been struck in Makati. Belfast's morning session has gone down to the wire, Landywood is into its knockouts and Sydney has its last-16 draw. Here's the midday picture. Bahrain — the Crown Jewel finds a new home The World Pool Championship is staying in the Middle East. Matchroom confirmed late this morning that the event will be played at Exhibition World Bahrain from 5 to 10 April 2027, with a...
News Causier’s 790 and Advani’s 692 Light Up Landywood — Sydney’s Big Four Don’t Drop a Frame; Asia Need Seven in Makati
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Saturday was the busiest day of the week for the game's scorekeepers. Landywood got its billiards group stage done, Sydney finished its groups overnight, Belfast starts this morning and Makati goes live at lunchtime. Here's where things stand this Sunday morning. Landywood — the big guns fire before the Worlds The scores from Saturday's English Open group stage are now up on the World Billiards results service, and they read like a warning to everyone in Monday's World Championship field...
News Pečelj Leaves the Rest of the World Two From Glory — Asia Need a Miracle in Makati; Belfast Waits on Ronnie
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Makati — Pečelj puts the Rest of the World on the brink The Reyes Cup has never left Asian hands, but by Sunday night it probably will. The Rest of the World took three of the four matches on day three at Makati Coliseum to lead 9–4 in the race to 11, so they need just two more points on the final day (scores per the World Nineball Tour and Spin). Team: Rest of the World 5–3 Asia Singles: Fedor Gorst 5–1 Albert Januarta Doubles: Carlo Biado / Januarta 5–3 Joshua Filler / Gorst Singles...
News Biado Draws Filler as Asia Fight to Stay Alive in Makati — Selby and Robertson Chase a Home Nations Full House; PBA Returns to Goyang
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Makati — Asia’s card for a must-win night Day three of the Reyes Cup has just started at Makati Coliseum, and when we went to press the session board still read 0–0. The Rest of the World lead 6–3 and need five more points. The World Nineball Tour’s order of play saves the best match for last. Match 1: team match Match 2: Albert Januarta v Fedor Gorst Match 3: Carlo Biado & Januarta v Joshua Filler & Gorst Match 4: AJ Manas v Aleksa Pecelj Match 5: Robbie Capito & Duong Quoc Hoang v...
News Ng, Evans and Mink Start Unbeaten in Sydney — Rest of the World Five Points From the Reyes Cup; Billiards Under Way at Landywood
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Sydney — the big names do the business on day one The Australian Women’s Open got going at Mounties overnight, and the seeds who travelled furthest made the smoothest starts. Groups are best of three, and at the time of writing (scores per WPBSA SnookerScores and snooker.org) Ng On-yee, Reanne Evans and Mink Nutcharut had won both their matches without dropping a frame. Group A: Mink beat Carlie Tait 2–0 and Christine Firth 2–0. Xuejun Alice Wu matched her, beating Joey Leung and Firth...
News Filler Fires the Rest of the World 6–3 Clear — Biado Stops the Rot; Geet Sethi Back for the Billiards Worlds
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Reyes Cup — the Rest of the World finally have their noses in front For two years the Reyes Cup has been Asia’s party. On Friday night at Makati Coliseum the visitors gatecrashed it, winning four of five matches to lead 6–3 in the race to 11, their first lead of the week (results per the World Nineball Tour and One Sports). Joshua Filler was everywhere: a 6–9 combination to seal the team match after Asia had led 3–1, a singles win over Robbie Capito, then a hill-hill nightcap alongside...
News Capito Faces Filler as Reyes Cup Day Two Tips Off — Wu Out of Belfast; Causier Defends at Landywood
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Reyes Cup — Day Two tips off all square Makati Coliseum lights up again tonight (7pm local / noon UK) with Asia and Rest of the World still locked at 2–2 after a see-saw opener. Coverage is on WNT TV, One Sports in the Philippines and ESPN+ in the USA, among others. Day One ran Asia’s way early — a 5–3 team win, then Biado and Capito routing Filler and Pečelj 5–1 — before Sánchez Ruiz (5–1 over Duong) and the Gorst–Van Boening pairing (5–1 over Manas and Januarta) hauled ROW level. Spin.ph...
News Evans Returns to Sydney as a Record 29 Line Up for the Australian Women's Open — Asia Regroup for Reyes Cup Night Two
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Morning. Makati is quiet for a few more hours, so we're starting a long way south: the women's tour lands in Sydney this weekend with the biggest field it has ever had there. Then it's back to the Reyes Cup, a quick Belfast note, a weekend winner from North Carolina, and the diary. Australian Women's Open — record field, and Reanne is back The second event of the 2026/27 World Women's Snooker Tour starts on Saturday at Mounties in Mount Pritchard, Sydney. Per the WWS preview published...
News Reyes Cup Opens All Square 2–2 — Biado and Capito Stun Filler; ROW Fight Back in Makati
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Reyes Cup — all square after a wild opening night Team Asia flew out of the blocks at Makati Coliseum, then watched the Rest of the World haul them back. Day 1 of the 2026 Roobet Reyes Cup finished Asia 2–2 Rest of the World — race to 11 still wide open over the remaining three nights (scores per Absolute Pool and the World Nineball Tour; live on WNT TV, One Sports in the Philippines and ESPN+ in the USA). Asia took the team match 5–3, then Carlo Biado and Robbie Capito tore through Joshua...
News Gray Retains Amateur Tour Crown 6–5 — Reyes Cup Live in Makati With Efren in the House
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Gray keeps the Amateur Tour crown Mark Gray has retained the IRPT Amateurs Tour Grand Finals title after another thriller against Danny Davies at Club 147 in Leicester. The Bourne Snooker Centre man won 6–5 in the final for the second year running, leading 4–2 before slipping 5–4 behind and closing out the last two frames. The £1,200 first prize also locked in Gray’s number-one Amateur Tour ranking after a season that brought him 10 event wins. Path to the title: 6–1 over Kev Farrelly...
News Reyes Cup Tips Off Tonight in Makati — Allen Hints at a Belfast Return; Wu Chases World No.1
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Reyes Cup — Day 1 at Makati Coliseum Francisco “Django” Bustamante’s Team Asia open their bid for a third straight Reyes Cup tonight at the Makati Coliseum, with Ralf Souquet’s Rest of the World loaded for a first title of their own. Action starts at 7pm local time. Per Absolute Pool and Matchroom Pool, the first session lines up like this: Doubles: Carlo Biado and Robbie Capito v Joshua Filler and Aleksa Pecelj Singles: Duong Quoc Hoang v Francisco Sánchez Ruiz Doubles: AJ Manas and...
News Szewczyk Closes the Best of the East With a Kielce Title — Django Tells Team Asia to Forget the Résumés
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Szewczyk does it again — this time in Kielce A dozen or so days after landing his second world title, Wojciech Szewczyk went back to work at home and won again. The GKS Katowice man beat Hubert Łopotko 7–4 in the final of the Polish 9-Ball in Kielce, the last stop of the 2026 Dynamic Billard Best of the East series (per the East European Billiard Council). It was a proper field: 110 players from nine nations, split across two venues, the Kieleckie Centrum Bilardowe and the PZBil–ERG...
News Moody Lifts the Pink Ribbon 4–2 — Joyce’s Centuries Not Enough; Bausch Wins Joss Stop Four
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Stan Moody Takes the Pink Ribbon — Joyce Falls 4–2 After a Century Start; Bausch Bags Joss Stop Four in New Hampshire Pink Ribbon final — Landywood Stan Moody completed a strong week at Landywood Snooker Club by lifting the 2026 Pink Ribbon, beating Mark Joyce 4–2 in yesterday’s best-of-seven final (scores on CueTracker). Joyce came out flying: centuries of 115 and 108 put him 2–0 up before Moody found a reply. Breaks of 97, 56, 52 and 92 turned the match around, and Moody closed it out...
News Zheng Yubo Blanks Jiang Jun 10–2 to Take Snooker 900 in Changsha — Reyes Cup Tips Off Tomorrow; Rail Huggers Book the UPL Final
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Snooker 900 — Changsha Chinese eight-ball star Zheng Yubo took the Kangxi Shengshi Snooker 900 Open in Changsha overnight, beating World Snooker Tour pro Jiang Jun 10–2 in the best-of-19 final and pocketing the 300,000 yuan winner's cheque. The format is the story as much as the scoreline: each frame is capped at 900 seconds with a 20-second shot clock, which squeezes classic snooker defence and rewards the tempo Zheng brings from Chinese pool. He trailed Lan Yuhao 3–5 in the semi-final...

News Pink Ribbon Final Four Set — Bingham and Joyce Blank Rivals; Moody Edges Pullen, Wakelin Survives Hussain

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Pink Ribbon — final four locked at Landywood The quarters are done at Landywood Snooker Club and the Pink Ribbon final four is set: Stuart Bingham, Mark Joyce, Stan Moody and defending champion Chris Wakelin. Bingham made short work of Elliot Slessor, 4–0, with a 90 and a 55 along the way. Joyce was just as brutal — 4–0 over David Grace, centuries of 108 and 103 in the first two frames. The other half went the distance. Moody beat Liam Pullen 4–3 despite Pullen's 139 and 100; Moody took...
News Bingham Makes a 147 From 0–2 Down at the Pink Ribbon — Moody and Pullen Also Through; Doha's $450k 10-Ball Is Next
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Midday, and the best thing I've seen this morning came from a charity pro-am in Great Wyrley rather than a TV arena. Stuart Bingham was 2–0 down in his last-16 match at the Pink Ribbon, then won four frames in a row. One of them was a 147. After that: Manila, Doha and a couple of Monday-night boards. SNOOKER — PINK RIBBON FINALS DAY, LANDYWOOD Per CueTracker's frame scores, Mateusz Baranowski opened with a century and took the first two frames. Bingham answered with a 55, then the 147 in...
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