2010–11 snooker season

The 2010–11 snooker season was a series of snooker tournaments played between 20 May 2010 and 2 May 2011. The German Masters was the first ranking tournament in Germany since the 1997/1998 season.[1] The Grand Prix was renamed to World Open,[2] and the format of the tournament was change with 32 amateurs joining the Main Tour professionals.[3] The Players Tour Championship minor-ranking series was introduced to the calendar. These events were open to amateurs and professional with a separate Order of Merit. The top 24 in the Order of Merit qualified to the Finals, which was a ranking event.[4] The Premier League was for the first time part of the Main Tour. The Jiangsu Classic was renamed to the Wuxi Classic,[5] and other events were introduced to the calendar: the new cue sport Power Snooker,[6] the World Seniors Championship,[7] and Snooker Shoot Out.[8] The Scottish Professional Championship was held for the first time since 1989.[9]

2010–11 snooker season

Nations that hosted a World Snooker Tour event during the 2010/2011 season
Details
Duration	20 May 2010 – 2 May 2011
Tournaments	36 (8 ranking events)
Triple Crown winners
UK Championship	John Higgins
Masters	Ding Junhui
World Championship	John Higgins
← 2009–10 2011–12 →

At the end of the season John Higgins was named the World Snooker Player of the Year and the Snooker Writers Player of the Year, Judd Trump the Fans Player of the Year, Mark Williams the Players Player of the Year and Jack Lisowski the Rookie of the Year. Judd Trump received the "Performance of the Year" for winning his first ranking event, the China Open and reaching the final of the World Championship. "The Magic Moment" award has gone to Rory McLeod for his "thrilling" win against Tony Drago at the Snooker Shoot-Out. Joe Davis, Fred Davis, John Pulman, Ray Reardon, John Spencer, Alex Higgins, Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry were inducted into the Hall of Fame.[10]

New professional players

Countries
Brazil	China	England
Germany	Northern Ireland	Norway
Scotland	Thailand	Wales

Note: new means in these case, that these players were not on the 2009/2010 professional Main Tour.[11]

International champions:[12] IBSF World Snooker Championship winner: Alfie Burden[13] IBSF World Under-21 Snooker Championship winner: Noppon Saengkham[14] EBSA European Under-19 Snooker Championships winner: Jak Jones[15] EBSA International Play Off winner: Kurt Maflin[16] ACBS Asian Snooker Championship winner: Issara Kachaiwong[17] ACBS Asian Under-21 Snooker Championship winner: Liu Chuang[18] NGB nominations[12] English nomination 1:[n 1] Adam Wicheard[19][20] English nomination 2:[n 2] Kuldesh Johal[21][22] Welsh nomination:[n 3] Andrew Pagett Scottish nomination: James McBain Northern Irish nomination:[n 4] Dermot McGlinchey ACBS Asian Nomination: Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon

From PIOS Tour[12][23] Jack Lisowski Liam Highfield Paul Davison Anthony McGill Kyren Wilson Jamie O'Neill Justin Astley Jamie Jones WPBSA Wildcard[12] Reanne Evans Patrick Einsle[24] Igor Figueiredo

Calendar

The following table outlines the results and dates for all the ranking and major invitational events.[25][26]

Date[n 5]		Country	Rank	Tournament name	Venue	City	Winner	Runner-up	Score	References
05–20	05–24	AUT	P/A	Austrian Open	BRP-Rotax-Halle	Wels	Judd Trump	Neil Robertson	6–4	[27]
06–03	06–06	CHN	NR	Wuxi Classic	Wuxi City Sports Park Stadium	Wuxi	Shaun Murphy	Ding Junhui	9–8	[28]
06–17	06–20	ENG	P/A	Pink Ribbon	South West Snooker Academy	Gloucester	Michael Holt	Jimmy White	6–5	[29]
06–24	06–27	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 1	World Snooker Academy	Sheffield	Mark Williams	Stephen Maguire	4–0	[30]
07–08	07–11	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 2	World Snooker Academy	Sheffield	Mark Selby	Barry Pinches	4–3	[31]
07–18	07–25	THA	NR	Six-red World Championship	Montien Riverside Hotel	Bangkok	Mark Selby	Ricky Walden	8–6	[32]
07–19	07–25	CHN	NR	Beijing International Challenge	Beijing University Students Gymnasium	Beijing	Tian Pengfei	Ryan Day	9–3	[33]
07–23	07–25	AUT	P/A	Vienna Snooker Open	Theater Dschungel	Vienna	Stephen Lee	Bjorn Haneveer	5–4	[34]
07–24	07–25	IRL	NR	Irish Classic	Celbridge Snooker Club	Kildare	Fergal O'Brien	Michael Judge	5–1	[35]
08–06	08–08	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 3	World Snooker Academy	Sheffield	Tom Ford	Jack Lisowski	4–0	[36]
08–14	08–16	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 4	World Snooker Academy	Sheffield	Barry Pinches	Ronnie O'Sullivan	4–3	[37]
08–26	08–29	GER	PT	Euro Players Tour Championship – Event 1[n 6]	Stadthalle	Fürth	Judd Trump	Anthony Hamilton	4–3	[38]
09–06	09–12	CHN	WR	Shanghai Masters	Shanghai Grand Stage	Shanghai	Ali Carter	Jamie Burnett	10–7	[39]
09–18	09–26	SCO	WR	World Open	S.E.C.C.	Glasgow	Neil Robertson	Ronnie O'Sullivan	5–1	[40]
09–30	10–03	BEL	PT	Euro Players Tour Championship – Event 2[n 7]	Boudewijn Seapark	Bruges	Shaun Murphy	Matthew Couch	4–2	[41]
10–07	10–10	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 5	World Snooker Academy	Sheffield	Ding Junhui	Jamie Jones	4–1	[42]
10–14	10–17	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 6	World Snooker Academy	Sheffield	Dominic Dale	Martin Gould	4–3	[43]
10–11	10–20	ENG	P/A	Paul Hunter English Open	Northern Snooker Centre	Leeds	Robbie Williams	Stephen Craigie	6–4	[44]
10–18	10–20	CHN	P/A	Asian Games	Asian Games Town Gymnasium	Guangzhou	Marco Fu	Ding Junhui	4–2	[45]
10–22	10–24	GER	PT	Euro Players Tour Championship – Event 3[n 8]	Walter Kobel Sporthalle	Rüsselsheim	Marcus Campbell	Liang Wenbo	4–0	[46]
10–30		ENG	PS	Power Snooker	indigO2	London	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Ding Junhui	[n 9]	[47]
10–28	10–31	ENG	PT	Euro Players Tour Championship – Event 4[n 10]	South West Snooker Academy	Gloucester	Stephen Lee	Stephen Maguire	4–2	[48]
11–05	11–07	ENG	NR	World Seniors Championship	Cedar Court Hotel	Bradford	Jimmy White	Steve Davis	4–1	[49]
11–12	11–14	GER	PT	Euro Players Tour Championship – Event 5[n 11]	Sparkassen Arena	Hamm	John Higgins	Shaun Murphy	4–2	[50]
11–19	11–21	CZE	PT	Euro Players Tour Championship – Event 6[n 12]	Aréna Sparta Podvinný Mlýn	Prague	Michael Holt	John Higgins	4–3	[51]
09–08	11–28	ENG	NR	Premier League	Potters Leisure Resort	Hopton-on-Sea	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Shaun Murphy	7–1	[52]
12–04	12–12	ENG	WR	UK Championship	Telford International Centre	Telford	John Higgins	Mark Williams	10–9	[53]
01–09	01–16	ENG	NR	The Masters	Wembley Arena	London	Ding Junhui	Marco Fu	10–4	[54]
01–28	01–30	ENG	NR	Snooker Shoot Out	Circus Arena	Blackpool	Nigel Bond	Robert Milkins	1–0	[55]
02–02	02–06	GER	WR	German Masters	Tempodrom	Berlin	Mark Williams	Mark Selby	9–7	[56]
02–14	02–20	WAL	WR	Welsh Open	Newport Centre	Newport	John Higgins	Stephen Maguire	9–6	[57]
03–10	03–13	CHN	NR	Hainan Classic	Boao Conference Center	Boao	John Higgins	Jamie Cope	7–2	[58]
03–17	03–20	IRL	WR	Players Tour Championship Finals	The Helix	Dublin	Shaun Murphy	Martin Gould	4–0	[59]
01–03	03–24	ENG	NR	Championship League	Crondon Park Golf Club	Stock	Matthew Stevens	Shaun Murphy	3–1	[60]
03–28	04–03	CHN	WR	China Open	Beijing University Students' Gymnasium	Beijing	Judd Trump	Mark Selby	10–8	[61]
04–11	04–14	SCO	NR	Scottish Professional Championship	Lucky Break Snooker Club	Clydebank	John Higgins	Anthony McGill	6–1	[62]
04–16	05–02	ENG	WR	World Snooker Championship	Crucible Theatre	Sheffield	John Higgins	Judd Trump	18–15	[63]

WR = World ranking event

PT = Players Tour Championship 2010/11 event

P/A = Pro–am event

NR = Non-ranking event

PS = Power Snooker (cue sport) event

Official rankings

Main article: Snooker world rankings 2010/2011

Seeding revision 1 No. Ch. Name Points[64] 1 John Higgins 57820 2 Neil Robertson 48405 3 Ronnie O'Sullivan 47835 4 Ali Carter 46620 5 Ding Junhui 40975 6 Stephen Maguire 40495 7 Shaun Murphy 38655 8 Mark Williams 37699 9 Mark Selby 35445 10 Mark Allen 35380 11 Stephen Hendry 33785 12 Ryan Day 33410 13 Graeme Dott 30890 14 Marco Fu 29635 15 Mark King 29085 16 Liang Wenbo 28065

Seeding revision 2 No. Ch. Name Points[65] 1 Neil Robertson 54190 2 Ali Carter 48600 3 John Higgins 46470 4 Mark Williams 45000 5 Stephen Maguire 44160 6 Ronnie O'Sullivan 43910 7 Shaun Murphy 43845 8 Ding Junhui 43370 9 Mark Selby 38775 10 Stephen Hendry 34570 11 Graeme Dott 34000 12 Mark Allen 33935 13 Peter Ebdon 33110 14 Jamie Cope 32178 15 Mark King 31755 16 Marco Fu 31480

Seeding revision 3 No. Ch. Name Points[66] 1 John Higgins 54320 2 Neil Robertson 52940 3 Mark Williams 48755 4 Ding Junhui 46480 5 Shaun Murphy 46085 6 Mark Selby 45645 7 Ali Carter 45340 8 Stephen Maguire 43780 9 Ronnie O'Sullivan 41480 10 Graeme Dott 37450 11 Mark Allen 36525 12 Peter Ebdon 34880 13 Jamie Cope 33975 14 Stephen Hendry 33360 15 Ricky Walden 31500 16 Mark King 30605

Seeding revision 4 No. Ch. Name Points[67] 1 John Higgins 59320 2 Mark Williams 55680 3 Neil Robertson 52340 4 Mark Selby 50345 5 Ding Junhui 49580 6 Stephen Maguire 47780 7 Shaun Murphy 46185 8 Ali Carter 45440 9 Graeme Dott 41250 10 Ronnie O'Sullivan 40980 11 Mark Allen 38425 12 Peter Ebdon 37980 13 Stephen Hendry 36460 14 Jamie Cope 36000 15 Ricky Walden 32950 16 Marco Fu 32400

World ranking points

Main article: Snooker world ranking points 2010/2011

No.	Ch	Player[12]	Season		Tournaments								Season	Cut-off points[n 13]			Total[71]
			08/09[n 14]	09/10	PTC	SM	WOO	UK	GM	WEO	CO	WC	10/11	1	2	3
1	7	Mark Williams	0	23480	8460	2660	4480	6400	5000	2500	980	6400	36880	45000	48755	55680	60360
2	1	John Higgins [n 15]	0	26820	3600			8000	1900	5000	3500	10000	32000	46470	54320	59320	58820
3	6	Mark Selby	0	17520	12320	4480	805	3040	4000	3200	5600	5000	38445	38775	45645	50345	55965
4	1	Ding Junhui	0	27200	3680	2660	3500	3040	2500	2500	4480	6400	28760	43370	46480	49580	55960
5	3	Neil Robertson	0	25580	3880	980	7000	4000	700	1900	2660	1400	22520	54190	52940	52340	48100
6	2	Allister Carter	0	22520	2040	7000	1960	1120	1900	3200	3500	3800	24520	48600	45340	45440	47040
7		Shaun Murphy	0	15180	12320	2660	805	5120	1900	700	4480	3800	31785	43845	46085	46185	46965
8	2	Stephen Maguire	0	18420	7840	2660	3500	4000	2500	4000	980	1400	26880	44160	43780	47780	45300
9	18	Judd Trump	0	8360	9420	1960	1960	3040	1400	575	7000	8000	33355	25330	27750	29275	41715
10	3	Graeme Dott	0	16865	5040	3500	805	3040	3200	2500	980	5000	24065	34000	37450	41250	40930
11	8	Ronnie O'Sullivan	0	23960	2600	0	5600	1120	700	700	980	5000	16700	43910	41480	40980	40660
12	2	Mark Allen	0	17580	4240	980	805	5120	700	1900	980	5000	19725	33935	36525	38425	37305
13	5	Peter Ebdon	0	13120	6400	2660	4480	1120	1900	1900	3500	1400	23360	33110	34880	37980	36480
14	11	Matthew Stevens	0	10715	9320	3500	1960	2240	1400	2500	1960	2800	25680	29750	28940	31440	36395
15	2	Jamie Cope	0	14220	5720	4480	2660	1120	700	1900	980	3800	21360	32178	33975	36000	35580
16	5	Stephen Hendry	0	17560	920	980	2660	3040	1900	1900	2660	3800	17860	34570	33360	36460	35420

  Player did not enter tournament.

Points distribution

2010/2011 Points distribution for world ranking and minor-ranking events[73]

Tournament	Round →	R128	R96	R80	R64	R48	R32	R24	R16	QF	SF	F	W
Shanghai Masters	Unseeded loser	–	560	910	1260	1610	1960	–	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
	Seeded loser	–	280	455	630	805	980	–	–	–	–	–	–
World Open	Unseeded loser	910	1260	–	1610	–	1960	–	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
	Seeded loser	455	630	–	805	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
UK Championship	Unseeded loser	–	640	1040	1440	1840	2240	–	3040	4000	5120	6400	8000
	Seeded loser	–	320	520	720	920	1120	–	–	–	–	–	–
German Masters	Unseeded loser	–	650	–	900	1150	1400	–	1900	2500	3200	4000	5000
	Seeded loser	–	325	–	450	575	700	–	–	–	–	–	–
Welsh Open	Unseeded loser	–	400	650	900	1150	1400	–	1900	2500	3200	4000	5000
	Seeded loser	–	200	325	450	575	700	–	–	–	–	–	–
China Open	Unseeded loser	–	560	910	1260	1610	1960	–	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
	Seeded loser	–	280	455	630	805	980	–	–	–	–	–	–
Players Tour Championship	Regular events	–	–	–	360	–	560	–	760	1000	1280	1600	2000
	Finals	–	–	–	–	–	–	840	1140	1500	1920	2400	3000
World Championship	Unseeded loser	–	800	1300	1800	2300	2800	–	3800	5000	6400	8000	10000
	Seeded loser	–	400	650	900	1150	1400	–	–	–	–	–	–

Notes

1. Adam Wicheard qualified by topping the Pro Ticket Tour rankings.
2. Kuldesh Johal qualified by winning the Pro Ticket Tour Play Offs.
3. Andrew Pagett qualified by topping the Welsh rankings.
4. Dermot McGlinchey qualified by topping the Northern Irish rankings.
5. Dates use the month day format
6. Event also known as the 2010 Paul Hunter Classic.
7. Event also known as the 2010 Brugge Open.
8. Event also known as the 2010 Rhein-Main Masters and the 2010 Rüsselsheim Cup.
9. This format was based on points. O'Sullivan won 572–258.
10. Event also known as the 2010 MIUS Cup.
11. Event also known as the 2010 Ruhr Championship.
12. Event also known as the 2010 Prague Classic.
13. See [68] for the rankings at the first seedings cut-off point; see [69] for the second, see [70] for the third.
14. The 2008/2009 points only include the points from that season that counted towards the last ranking update.
15. John Higgins was banned from all WSA tournaments from 2 May 2010 until 2 November 2010.[72]

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• "2010/11 Roll Call". Pro Snooker Blog. Retrieved 28 April 2011.