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Long way to go but thats a good start, hopefully he doesn't regret not making it 6-3, but still he would take it. Needs to keep in front/level vs trump really end of next full session to have a chance.paulie8290 said:World Championship
Round 2
1st Session
Yan Bingtao 5-3 Judd Trump
Bingham/Williams very poised looked like Williams sneaked a few today so could be another tight one, I said Williams before, Bingham when losing. Now score draw? lol0 -
The standard is incredibly good this year. Have to think the lack of crowd is helping the players1
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Big last frame that. Bingtao should have punished Trump. I think he should have potted the blue and played safe on the yellow. The brown was tough and so would the yellow have been if he'd potted it.0
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Trump was poor, will be delighted to get out 5-3.0
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I was screaming at the TV to pot the Blue and play safe on the Yellow.LawrieAbrahams said:Big last frame that. Bingtao should have punished Trump. I think he should have potted the blue and played safe on the yellow. The brown was tough and so would the yellow have been if he'd potted it.
It seemed the logical thing to do0 -
Yes, gets the yellow off the cushion and it becomes a yellow ball game.paulie8290 said:
I was screaming at the TV to pot the Blue and play safe on the Yellow.LawrieAbrahams said:Big last frame that. Bingtao should have punished Trump. I think he should have potted the blue and played safe on the yellow. The brown was tough and so would the yellow have been if he'd potted it.
It seemed the logical thing to do0 -
World Championship
Round 2
2nd Session(Mid Session Interval)
Mark Selby 6-6 Noppon Saengkham0 -
World Championship
Round 2
3rd Session(mid session interval)
John Higgins 10-10 Kurt Maflin0 -
I am currently typing up the last 64 draw for Q School events 1 and 2 and then will do number 3 when the results come.
Once I have all 3 typed up I will post them here0 -
I don't know much about Saengkham but he's playing really well
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Lol its so much easier with a laptop.paulie8290 said:I am currently typing up the last 64 draw for Q School events 1 and 2 and then will do number 3 when the results come.
Once I have all 3 typed up I will post them here
2 last 64 draws typed up in under 20 minutes including players I have never heard of and having ti check the spellings
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Noppon is having a blinder put him in +3.5 but really didn't expect this playing very well. Higgins ahead at the right time it seems, tough man to beat.0
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Keep expecting Higgins to pull away, but Maflin is with him every step of the way,
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Noppon is a player that goes under radar.
People forget he has been in 2 ranking semis, and in one of those he took Williams(who won the event) to a final frame decider
But one thing that cannot be questioned is his commitment, I have heard so many times other players say, if you are looking for Noppon he will either be playing his match or on the practice table0 -
World Championship
Round 2
2nd Session
Mark Selby 8-8 Noppon Saengkham
So thats 3 from 3 now that were 8-8 after 2 sessions, just need Trump to win tomorrows afternoon session 5-3 tomorrow now 😂😂0 -
World Championship
Round 2
Result
Kurt Maflin 13-11 John Higgins
Fantastic from Kurt Maflin, his only previous appearance he lost 10-9 to Allen in round 1 in 2015 and now he is into the Quarter Final to face McGill or Jamie Clarke0 -
What a performance. Superb!!!0
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Incredible. He looked like he was going at 10-11 down but came out and played 3 great frames.0
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Q SCHOOL EVENT 1
LAST 64
Stephen Kershaw v Bradley Cowdroy
Lee Walker v Adam Stefanow
Jamies Jones v Paul Davies
Alex Clenshaw v Ian Martin
Daniel Womersley v Hammad Miah
Simon Blackwell v Alex Taubman
Ben Hancorn v Brian Ochoiski
Anthony Taylor v Ben Mertens
Phil O’Kane v Florian Nussle
Paul Davison v Patrick Wallace
Saquib Nasir v John Astley
Michael Collumb v Keith Keldie
Peter Devlin v Kuldesh Johal
Fang Xiongman v Joshua Thomond
Adrian Rosa v Hamim Hussain
Ross Bulman v Thor Chuan Leong
Luke Simmonds v Alfie Burden
Rory McLeod v Farakh Ajaib
Hayden Staniland v Leo Fernandez
Luke Pinches v Sanderson Lam
Robbie McGuigan v Robert James
Brandon Hall v Jamie Curtis-Barrett
Simon Lichtenberg v Stephen Craigie
Steven Hallworth v Dean Young
Fan Zhengyi v Jake Nicolson
Jamie McArdle v Oliver Brown
Liam Graham v Daniel Bagley
Fergal Quinn v Rhydian Richards
Raymond Fry v Michael White
Joshua Cooper v Sam Baird
Ryan Roberts v Sean Harvey
Antoni Kowalski v Alex Millington
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Q SCHOOL EVENT 2
LAST 64
Fan Zhengyi v Michael Georgiou
Daniel Womersley v Jamie Wilson
Hammad Miah v Dylan Emery
Mark Vincent v Thor Chuan Leong
Adrian Rosa v Jamie Jones
Raymond Fry v Niel Vincent
Sam Baird v Haydon Pinhey
Alex Clenshaw v Neal Jones
Saquib Nasir v Lee Walker
Jack Culligan v Adam Edge
Zak Surety v Jack Dady
Jamie McArdle v Jake Nicolson
Brandon Hall v Steven Hallworth
Fergal Quinn v Leo Fernandez
Ross Bulman Michael Collumb
Jeff Cundy v Mateusz Baranowski
Callum Lloyd v Paul Davison
Sean O’Sullivan v Wu Yize
Marvin Morgan v Hamim Hussain
Reanne Evans v Craig Steadman
Oliver Lines v Ryan Thomerson
Michael White v Antoni Kowalski
Robbie McGuigan v Jed Mann
Brian Ochoiski v Oliver Brown
Jamie Curtis-Barrett v Hans Blanckaert
Stephen Craigie v Paul Davies
Andy Marriott v Ian Martin
Simon Lichtenberg v Kuldesh Johal
Ben Hancorn v Florian Nussle
Peter Devlin v Hayden Staniland
Ross Muir v Chen Feilong
James Leadbetter v Ryan Cronin
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Q SCHOOL EVENT 3
LAST 64
James Height v Hamim Hussain
Callum Beresford v Michael White
Wu Yize v Paul Davison
Robert James v Sean Harvey
Keith Keldie v Phil O’Kane
Alex Millington v Jack Dady
James Silverwood v Rory McLeod
Jamie Brown v Robbie McGuigan
Sanderson Lam v Haydon Pinhey
Jamie Jones v Zak Surety
Stephen Craigie v Ben Fortey
Chris Totten v Adam Duffy
Patrick Wallace v David Finbow
Luke Simmonds v Jamie Wilson
Harvey Chandler v Fang Xiongman
Sean McAllister v Jack Culligan
Brian Ochoiski v Lee Walker
Adrian Rosa v Jamie Curtis-Barrett
Kuldesh Johal v Ian Martin
Dean Young v Lee Richardson
Farakh Ajaib v Simon Blackwell
Jenson Kendrick v Ben Hancorn
Peter Devlin v Dylan Emery
John Astley v Fan Zhengyi
Manasawin Phetmalaikul v Sydney Wilson
Ben Mertens v Steven Hallworth
Oliver Lines v Luke Pinches
Daniel Womersley v Jamie McArdle
Alfie Burden v Sean O’Sullivan
Florian Nussle v Sam Baird
Oliver Brown v Sergey Isaenko
Ryan Davies v Hayden Staniland
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so thats the last 64 for the 3 events hopefully I will be able to follow it abit easier now as well as we are getting to the nitty gritty now.
Still 3 chances for players like
Robbie McGuigan
Michael White
Brian Ochoiski
Lee Walker
Florian Nussle
Stephen Craigie(would be great to have him as a pro the same time as his brother)
Only 2 chances for
Thor Chuan Leong
Ben Mertens
Alfie Burden
Wu Yize
Oliver Lines
Only 1 chance for
Michael Georgiou
Chen Feilong
Harvey Chandler
Adam Duffy
Chris Totten
Kishan Hirani failed in his attempts
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Apologies for the lack of updates
My Internet has been down lol
Trump currently 9-6 up over Yan Bingtao0 -
World Championship
Round 2
Result
Mark Williams 13-11 Stuart Bingham0 -
Is Trump playing well or has Bingtao been rubbish?0
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Paulie with Q school is it just the winners qualify?0
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4 semi finalist of each event qualifyWelshAddick said:Paulie with Q school is it just the winners qualify?
So 12 places up for grabs1 -
World Championship
Round 2
2nd Session
Judd Trump 9-7 Yan Bingtao0 -
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Josh Thomond beat Fang Xiongman 4-2 in the last 64 I see, 3 wins away from a tour card now1 -
World Championship
2nd Round
1st session(mid session interval)
Jamie Clarke 3-1 Anthony McGill0
