Sezon snookerowy 2017/2018
Sezon snookerowy 2017/2018 – seria turniejów snookerowych rozgrywanych między 4 maja 2017 a 7 maja 2018 roku.
Gracze
W sezonie 2017/2018 zagrało 131 profesjonalnych zawodników. 64 zawodników z rankingu zarobkowego na koniec poprzedniego sezonu. Kolejne 32 miejsca zostało obsadzonych z automatu graczami, którzy w zeszłym roku otrzymali kartę gry na dwa lata. Osiem kolejnych miejsc uzupełnili najlepsi gracze z rankingu obejmującego tylko jeden sezon, którzy nie zakwalifikowali się do gry z innej listy. Kolejne dwa miejsca zostały obsadzone zawodnikami z EBSA Qualifying Tour Play-Offs, i kolejne dwanaście miejsc dla najlepszych zawodników z Q School. Reszta miejsc dla zawodników z turniejów amatorskich i nominowanych dziką kartą.
Międzynarodowe mistrzostwa:
Nominacje:
Ranking jednoroczny
| EBSA Qualifying Tour Play-Offs Q School
Order of Merit
Specjalne nominacje:
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Kalendarz
Kalendarz najistotniejszych (w szczególności rankingowych) turniejów snookerowych w sezonie 2017/2018.
| Turnieje rankingowe |
| Inne turnieje, nierankingowe |
| Turnieje profesjonalno-amatorskie (Pro-am) |
| Inne ważne turnieje nierankingowe |
Przyznawane nagrody pieniężne w turniejach
| Nazwa turnieju | O 148 | O 128 | O 96 | O 80 | O 64 | O 48 | O 32 | O 16 | Ćwierćfinał | Półfinał | Finalista | Zwycięzca |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riga Masters | – | £0 | - | – | £1 000 | - | £2 000 | £4 000 | £6 000 | £15 000 | £25 000 | £50 000 |
| China Championship | – | £0 | - | – | £4 000 | - | £7 000 | £12 000 | £18 000 | £32 000 | £75 000 | £150 000 |
| Paul Hunter Classic | – | £0 | - | – | £600 | - | £1 000 | £1 725 | £3 000 | £4 500 | £10 000 | £20 000 |
| Indian Open | – | £0 | - | – | £2 000 | - | £4 000 | £6 000 | £10 000 | £15 000 | £25 000 | £50 000 |
| World Open | – | £0 | - | – | £4 000 | - | £7 000 | £12 000 | £18 000 | £32 000 | £75 000 | £150 000 |
| European Masters | – | £0 | - | – | £2 000 | - | £4 000 | £6 000 | £11 000 | £17 500 | £35 000 | £75 000 |
| English Open | – | £0 | - | – | £2 500 | - | £3 500 | £6 000 | £10 000 | £20 000 | £30 000 | £70 000 |
| International Championship | – | £0 | - | – | £4 000 | - | £8 500 | £13 500 | £21 500 | £32 000 | £75 000 | £150 000 |
| Shanghai Masters | – | £0 | - | – | £4 000 | - | £7 000 | £12 000 | £18 000 | £32 000 | £75 000 | £150 000 |
| Northern Ireland Open | – | £0 | - | – | £2 500 | - | £3 500 | £6 000 | £10 000 | £20 000 | £30 000 | £70 000 |
| UK Championship | – | £0 | – | – | £5 000 | – | £10 000 | £15 000 | £22 500 | £35 000 | £75 000 | £170 000 |
| Scottish Open | – | £0 | - | – | £2 500 | - | £3 500 | £6 000 | £10 000 | £20 000 | £30 000 | £70 000 |
| German Masters | – | £0 | – | - | £2 000 | - | £4 000 | £5 000 | £10 000 | £20 000 | £35 000 | £80 000 |
| Shoot-Out | – | £0 | - | – | £500 | - | £1 000 | £2 000 | £4 000 | £8 000 | £16 000 | £32 000 |
| World Grand Prix | – | - | – | - | - | - | £5 000 | £7 500 | £12 500 | £20 000 | £40 000 | £100 000 |
| Welsh Open | – | £0 | - | – | £2 500 | - | £3 500 | £6 000 | £10 000 | £20 000 | £30 000 | £70 000 |
| Gibraltar Open | – | £0 | - | – | £1 000 | - | £2 000 | £3 000 | £4 000 | £6 000 | £12 000 | £25 000 |
| Players Championship | – | - | – | - | - | - | - | £10 000 | £15 000 | £30 000 | £50 000 | £125 000 |
| China Open | – | £0 | – | - | £5 000 | - | £11 000 | £18 000 | £27 000 | £45 000 | £90 000 | £225 000 |
| Mistrzostwa Świata | £0 | – | – | £9 000 | – | £13 500 | £18 000 | £27 500 | £42 500 | £85 000 | £180 000 | £425 000 |
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The national flag of Kingdom of Thailand since September 2017; there are total of 3 colours:
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- White represents the religion of Buddhism, the predominant religion of the nation
- Blue represents the monarchy of the nation, which is recognised as the centre of Thai hearts.
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Ulster Banner is a heraldic banner taken from the former coat of arms of Northern Ireland. It was used by the Northern Ireland government in 1953-1973 with Edwardian crown since coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, based earlier design with Tudor Crown from 1924. Otherwise known as the Ulster Flag, Red Hand of Ulster Flag, Red Hand Flag.
Ulster Banner is a heraldic banner taken from the former coat of arms of Northern Ireland. It was used by the Northern Ireland government in 1953-1973 with Edwardian crown since coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, based earlier design with Tudor Crown from 1924. Otherwise known as the Ulster Flag, Red Hand of Ulster Flag, Red Hand Flag.
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The Flag of India. The colours are saffron, white and green. The navy blue wheel in the center of the flag has a diameter approximately the width of the white band and is called Ashoka's Dharma Chakra, with 24 spokes (after Ashoka, the Great). Each spoke depicts one hour of the day, portraying the prevalence of righteousness all 24 hours of it.
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