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World Open

Tournament information
Dates	18–26 September 2010
Venue	S.E.C.C.
City	Glasgow
Country	Scotland
Organisation	WPBSA
Format	Ranking event
Total prize fund	£500,000
Winner's share	£100,000
Defending champion	Neil Robertson

The 2010 World Open snooker tournament will be held at the S.E.C.C., Glasgow between 18–26 September 2010.

Neil Robertson is the defending champion.

Prize Fund

Field

From the 128 people who will play

• all players on the professional Main Tour
• 10 qualifiers who advance through tournaments held by Riley's
• 10 other amateurs who qualified through other Qualifying Tournaments at Independant Tournaments across the Country
• 6 International Qualifiers
• 2 Ladies Tour Players
• 2 Youth Players:
  • Luca Brecel
  • Joel Walker

Draw

The first two rounds will take place between 21 and 23 August 2010 at the World Snooker Academy, Sheffield. Eleven selected round 3 matches will be held over until the start of the tournament in Glasgow, the rest will take place at the Academy on 24 August.

Round 1 (Last 128)

All amatures and players ranked 96-65 enter at this stage
Best of 5 frames

Jamie Jones Match 1 Seniors No. 2 Matt Williams Match 2 Paul Davison John Whitty Match 3 Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon Noppon Saengkham Match 4 Junior No. 2 Igor Figueiredo Match 5 Liu Chuang Liam Highfield Match 6 Michael White Justin Astley Match 7 Mohamed El Kayat Chris Norbury Match 8 Richard Beckman Adam Wicheard Match 9 James McBain Asia Match 10 Jamie O'Neill Jak Jones Match 11 Joe Jogia Patrick Wallace Match 12 Kurt Maflin Jack Lisowski Match 13 Ryan Causton Xiao Guodong Match 14 James Loft Thailand Match 15 Reanne Evans Julian Logue Match 16 Junior No. 1

Mike Finn Match 17 Kyren Wilson Bahrain Match 18 Seniors No. 1 Mitchell Mann Match 19 Ben Woollaston Andrew Pagett Match 20 Kuldesh Johal Anish Gokool Match 21 Sam Harvey Patrick Einsle Match 22 Dermot McGlinchey Issara Kachaiwong Match 23 James McGouran Sam Baird Match 24 Zhang Anda Gary Thompson Match 25 Lasse Münstermann Anthony McGill Match 26 Ian Glover Belgium Match 27 Jason Devaney Ladies No. 2 Match 28 Alfie Burden Allan Morgan Match 29 Liu Song Rileys Dunfermline Match 30 Matthew Couch Ladies No. 1 Match 31 Simon Bedford Jamie Edwards Match 32 Craig MacGillivray

Round 2 (Last 96)

Players ranked 64-33 enter at this stage
Best of 5 frames

Jamie Burnett Match 33 Adrian Gunnell Dominic Dale Match 34 Winner of Match 21 Winner of Match 19 Match 35 Winner of Match 7 Winner of Match 29 Match 36 Barry Pinches Anthony Hamilton Match 37 Winner of Match 9 Jimmy White Match 38 Michael Judge Winner of Match 22 Match 39 Winner of Match 2 Winner of Match 26 Match 40 Winner fo Match 27 Tom Ford Match 41 Winner of Match 28 Paul Davies Match 42 Winner of Match 23 Bjorn Haneveer Match 43 Joe Swail Winner of Match 15 Match 44 Peter Lines Winner of Match 31 Match 45 Jimmy Robertson Winner of Match 6 Match 46 Fergal O'Brien Winner of Match 4 Match 47 Martin Gould Winner of Match 30 Match 48 Ian McCulloch

Jimmy Michie Match 49 Mark Joyce Winner of Match 1 Match 50 Winner of Match 24 Winner of Match 18 Match 51 Winner of Match 14 Tony Drago Match 52 Winner of Match 16 Joe Delaney Match 53 Winner of Match 3 Winner of Match 8 Match 54 Alan McManus Stuart Pettman Match 55 Winner of Match 17 Matthew Selt Match 56 Winner of Match 25 Rod Lawler Match 57 Nigel Bond Marcus Campbell Match 58 Winner of Match 10 Winner of Match 13 Match 59 Andy Hicks Rory McLeod Match 60 Winner of Match 20 Winner of Match 5 Match 61 David Gilbert Robert Milkins Match 62 David Morris Winner of Match 12 Match 63 Winner of Match 11 Winner of Match 32 Match 64 James Wattana

Round 3 (Last 64)

The top 32 players in the rankings enter the tournament at this stage
Best of 5 frames
@ Means to be played in Glasgow at the S.E.C.C on the 18, 19 and 20 of September

Judd Trump Match 65 Winner of Match 53 Marco Fu Match 66 Winner of Match 41 Shaun Murphy Match 67 Dave Harold Winner of Match 56 Match 68 Winner of Match 47 Winner of Match 39 Match 69 Winner of Match 38 Winner of Match 46 Match 70 Winner of Match 34 Ricky Walden Match 71 Winner of Match 59 Winner of Match 51 Match 72 Matthew Stevens Andrew Higginson Match 73 Liang Wenbo Ding Junhui Match 74 Winner of Match 33 @ Ali Carter Match 75 Winner of Match 44 @ Gerard Greene Match 76 Winner of Match 63 Steve Davis Match 77 Peter Ebdon @ Winner of Match 58 Match 78 Winner of Match 45 Winner of Match 36 Match 79 Michael Holt Winner of Match 54 Match 80 Winner of Match 40

Neil Robertson Match 81 Graeme Dott @ Winner of Match 64 Match 82 Winner of Match 49 Stephen Hendry Match 83 Winner of Match 43 @ Winner of Match 60 Match 84 Winner of Match 57 Winner of Match 55 Match 85 Stephen Maguire @ Mark King Match 86 Ronnie O'Sullivan @ Mark Davis Match 87 Winner of Match 50 Winner of Match 52 Match 88 Stephen Lee Mike Dunn Match 89 Ryan Day Mark Selby Match 90 Barry Hawkins @ Winner of Match 62 Match 91 Winner of Match 35 Mark Allen Match 92 Winner of Match 37 Winner of Match 48 Match 93 Winner of Match 42 Ken Doherty Match 94 Joe Perry Stuart Bingham Match 95 Jamie Cope Mark Williams Match 96 Winner of Match 61

Round 4 (Last 32)

The draw for this round is scheduled to take place on 19 September with the matches to be played between 20 and 23 September.
Best of 5 Frames

Round 5 (Last 16)

The draw for this round is scheduled to take place at 7 pm on 22 September with the matches to be played between 23 and 24 September.
Best of 5 Frames

Quarter Finals

The draw for this round is scheduled to take place at 7 pm on 24 September with the matches to be played the next day.
Best of 5 Frames

Semi Finals

The draw for this round is scheduled to take place on 25 September with the matches to be played in the afternoon of the next day.
Best of 5 Frames

Final

The final will take place at 8 pm on 26 September 2010.
Best of 9 Frames

References

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