Sezon snookerowy 2018/2019
Sezon snookerowy 2018/2019 – seria turniejów snookerowych rozgrywanych między 10 maja 2018 a 6 maja 2019 roku.
Gracze
W sezonie 2018/2019 zagra 129 profesjonalnych zawodników. 64 zawodników z rankingu zarobkowego na koniec poprzedniego sezonu. Kolejne 32 miejsca zostanie obsadzonych z automatu graczami, którzy w zeszłym roku otrzymali kartę gry na dwa lata. Osiem kolejnych miejsc uzupełnią najlepsi gracze z rankingu obejmującego tylko jeden sezon, którzy nie zakwalifikowali się do gry z innej listy. Kolejne dwa miejsca zostaną 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:
CBSA China Tour: Ranking jednoroczny
| EBSA Qualifying Tour Play-Offs Q School
Specjalne nominacje: |
Kalendarz
Kalendarz najistotniejszych (w szczególności rankingowych) turniejów snookerowych w sezonie 2018/2019[1].
Turnieje rankingowe |
Inne turnieje, nierankingowe |
Turnieje profesjonalno-amatorskie (Pro-am) |
Inne ważne turnieje nierankingowe |
Przyznawane nagrody pieniężne w turniejach
Nazwa turnieju[2] | O 148 | O 128 | O 96 | O 80 | O 64 | O 48 | O 32 | O 16 | Ćwierćfinał | Półfinał | Finalista | Zwycięzca |
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Riga Masters | – | £0 | - | – | £1 500 | - | £3 000 | £4 000 | £6 000 | £15 000 | £25 000 | £50 000 |
World Open | – | £0 | - | – | £4 000 | - | £8 000 | £13 000 | £20 000 | £32 500 | £75 000 | £150 000 |
Paul Hunter Classic | – | £0 | - | – | £600 | - | £1 000 | £1 725 | £3 000 | £4 500 | £10 000 | £20 000 |
China Championship | – | £0 | - | – | £4 000 | - | £7 500 | £13 000 | £20 000 | £32 000 | £75 000 | £150 000 |
European Masters | – | £0 | - | – | £3 000 | - | £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 | £175 000 |
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 | – | - | £3 000 | - | £4 000 | £5 000 | £10 000 | £20 000 | £35 000 | £80 000 |
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 |
Shoot-Out | – | £0 | - | – | £500 | - | £1 000 | £2 000 | £4 000 | £8 000 | £16 000 | £32 000 |
Indian Open | – | £0 | - | – | £2 000 | - | £4 000 | £6 000 | £10 000 | £15 000 | £25 000 | £50 000 |
Players Championship | – | - | – | - | - | - | - | £10 000 | £15 000 | £30 000 | £50 000 | £125 000 |
Gibraltar Open | – | £0 | - | – | £1 500 | - | £2 500 | £3 000 | £4 000 | £6 000 | £12 000 | £25 000 |
Tour Championship | – | - | – | - | - | - | - | - | £20 000 | £40 000 | £60 000 | £150 000 |
China Open | – | £0 | – | - | £5 000 | - | £11 000 | £18 000 | £27 000 | £45 000 | £90 000 | £225 000 |
Mistrzostwa Świata | £0 | – | – | £10 000 | – | £15 000 | £20 000 | £30 000 | £50 000 | £100 000 | £200 000 | £500 000 |
Przypisy
- ↑ CALENDAR 2018/2019 (ang.). worldsnooker.com. [dostęp 2019-04-24].
- ↑ INDICATIVE PRIZE MONEY RANKINGSSCHEDULE 2018/2019 SEASON (ang.). worldsnooker.com, 2018-07-18. [dostęp 2019-04-24].
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