2012–13 snooker season

The 2012–13 snooker season was a series of snooker tournaments played between 16 May 2012 and 6 May 2013. The season featured two new ranking events: the Wuxi Classic and the International Championship. The tour had a record five ranking events in China, and three new PTC events in Asia. The tour also visited Bulgaria for the first time in its history,[1] and returned to Poland, Belgium and Australia. Before the start of the season World Snooker requested every player to sign a players contract, that would allow players to choose which events they want to enter – no player was forced to play in any event.[2] At the end of the season Mark Selby was named the World Snooker Player of the Year, the Snooker Writers' Player of the Year and the Fans' Player of the Year and Ian Burns the Rookie of the Year. Ronnie O'Sullivan received the "Performance of the Year" for winning his fifth World title after playing just one competitive match during the season. Jimmy Robertson's 57 break in just 130 seconds at the Snooker Shoot Out received the "Magic Moment of the Year" award. Terry Griffiths, Joe Johnson, Peter Ebdon, Ken Doherty, Graeme Dott, Shaun Murphy and Neil Robertson were inducted into the Hall of Fame.[3]

2012–13 snooker season

Nations that hosted a World Snooker Tour event during the 2012/2013 season
Details
Duration	16 May 2012 – 6 May 2013
Tournaments	34 (11 ranking events)
Triple Crown winners
UK Championship	Mark Selby
Masters	Mark Selby
World Championship	Ronnie O'Sullivan
← 2011–12 2013–14 →

The season had a total of £7.1 million of prize money.[4] The World Championship, the UK Championship, the International Championship and the Masters were the four biggest tournaments in terms of prize money with the total pot being over half a million pounds at each event.[5] A further £5,000 was on offer at the televised stages of each ranking event for any player who compiled a maximum break and this prize rolled over from one tournament to the next if not won. A £500 rolling prize was given to any player who completed the feat in the qualifying stages of ranking events. A separate £500 rolling prize was also available in all the PTC events, but this prize was excluded from the Asian PTCs. If at any tournament a 147 was made by more than one player, then the prize was equally shared.[6]

New professional players

Countries			Australia
Belgium	Canada	China	Egypt
England	India	Iran	Malta
Norway	Scotland	Thailand	Wales

The 2012/2013 season was made up of 99 professional players. The top 64 players after the 2012 World Championships automatically qualified for the 2012/2013 season as did the top eight who were not in the top 64 from the Players Tour Championship Order of Merit. Another twelve places were available through Q School; the rest of the places on to the tour came from amateur events and national governing body nominations. All players except those in the top 64 received a tour card for two seasons.[7] Listed below are the players who qualified for the 2012/2013 and 2013/2014 season.

International champions:[8] IBSF World Snooker Championship winner: Hossein Vafaei[9][10] IBSF World Under-21 Snooker Championship winner: Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon[11] EBSA European Snooker Championships winner: Scott Donaldson[12] EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championships winner: Michael Leslie[13][14] ACBS Asian Snooker Championship runner-up:[n 1] Pankaj Advani[15] ACBS Asian Under-21 Snooker Championship runner-up:[n 2] Zhang Anda[16] NGB nominations[8] Chinese nomination 1: Tian Pengfei Chinese nomination 2: Cao Yupeng Indian nomination: Aditya Mehta Thai nomination: Thepchaiya Un-Nooh European nomination 1: Luca Brecel[17] European nomination 2: Tony Drago[17] American nomination: Floyd Ziegler Oceania nomination: Ben Judge African nomination: Mohamed Khairy[18]

Players Tour Championship Order of Merit[8][19] Li Yan Passakorn Suwannawat Simon Bedford Dechawat Poomjaeng Craig Steadman Kurt Maflin David Grace Liam Highfield Q School:[8][20][21][22][23][24][25] Martin O'Donnell Sam Baird Ian Burns Chen Zhe Daniel Wells Jamie O'Neill Sean O'Sullivan Paul Davison Rod Lawler Michael Wasley Joel Walker Robbie Williams

Calendar

The following table outlines the results and dates for all the ranking and major invitational events.[26][27][28]

Date[n 3]		Country	Rank	Tournament name	Venue	City	Winner	Runner-up	Score	References
05–16	05–20	AUT	P/A	Austrian Open	BRP-Hall	Wels	Mark Williams	Matthew Couch	6–5	[29]
06–07	06–10	ENG	P/A	Pink Ribbon	South West Snooker Academy	Gloucester	Stuart Bingham	Peter Lines	4–0	[30][31]
06–18	06–22	CHN	PT	Asian Players Tour Championship – Event 1	Zhangjiagang Sports Center	Zhangjiagang	Stuart Bingham	Stephen Lee	4–3	[32]
06–25	07–01	CHN	WR	Wuxi Classic	Wuxi City Sports Park Stadium	Wuxi	Ricky Walden	Stuart Bingham	10–4	[33]
07–02	07–07	THA	NR	Six-red World Championship	Montien Riverside Hotel	Bangkok	Mark Davis	Shaun Murphy	8–4	[34]
07–09	07–15	AUS	WR	Australian Goldfields Open	Bendigo Stadium	Bendigo	Barry Hawkins	Peter Ebdon	9–3	[35]
07–12	07–15	AUT	P/A	Vienna Snooker Open	Theater Dschungel	Vienna	Simon Bedford	Jamie Jones	5–2	[36]
07–18	07–22	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 1	South West Snooker Academy	Gloucester	Stephen Maguire	Jack Lisowski	4–3	[37]
08–08	08–12	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 2	South West Snooker Academy	Gloucester	Martin Gould	Stephen Maguire	4–3	[38]
08–23	08–26	GER	PT	European Tour – Event 1[n 4]	Stadthalle	Fürth	Mark Selby	Joe Swail	4–1	[39]
09–05	09–09	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 3	South West Snooker Academy	Gloucester	Rod Lawler	Marco Fu	4–2	[40]
09–11	09–14	HKG	NR	General Cup	General Snooker Club	Hong Kong	Neil Robertson	Ricky Walden	7–6	[41]
09–17	09–23	CHN	WR	Shanghai Masters	Shanghai Grand Stage	Shanghai	John Higgins	Judd Trump	10–9	[42]
09–23	09–27	CHN	PT	Asian Players Tour Championship – Event 2	Yixing Sports Centre	Yixing	Stephen Lee	Ding Junhui	4–0	[43]
08–16	08–18	ENG	PT	European Tour – Event 2[n 5]	World Snooker Academy	Sheffield	Neil Robertson	Jamie Burnett	4–3	[44]
10–05	10–07	POL			Gdynia Sports Arena	Gdynia
10–17	10–21	BEL	PT	European Tour – Event 3[n 6]	Lotto Arena	Antwerp	Mark Allen	Mark Selby	4–1	[45]
10–27	10–28	ENG	NR	World Seniors Championship	Mountbatten Centre	Portsmouth	Nigel Bond	Tony Chappel	2–0	[46]
10–28	11–04	CHN	WR	International Championship	Sichuan International Tennis Center	Chengdu	Judd Trump	Neil Robertson	10–8	[47]
11–05	11–09	CHN	PT	Asian Players Tour Championship – Event 3	Henan Province Sports Stadium	Zhengzhou	Stuart Bingham	Li Hang	4–3	[48]
11–11	11–14	ENG	PT	Players Tour Championship – Event 4[n 7]	South West Snooker Academy	Gloucester	John Higgins	Judd Trump	4–2	[49]
11–15	11–18	BUL	PT	European Tour – Event 4[n 8]	Princess Hotel	Sofia	Judd Trump	John Higgins	4–0	[50]
08–16	11–25	ENG	NR	Premier League	Grimsby Auditorium	Grimsby	Stuart Bingham	Judd Trump	7–2	[51]
12–01	12–09	ENG	WR	UK Championship	Barbican Centre	York	Mark Selby	Shaun Murphy	10–6	[52]
12–13	12–16	SCO	PT	European Tour – Event 5[n 9]	Ravenscraig Sports Facility	Ravenscraig	Ding Junhui	Anthony McGill	4–2	[53]
11–26	11–27	ENG	PT	European Tour – Event 6[n 10]	World Snooker Academy	Sheffield	Mark Selby	Graeme Dott	4–3	[54]
01–04	01–06	GER			Event Forum	Fürstenfeldbruck
01–13	01–20	ENG	NR	The Masters	Alexandra Palace	London	Mark Selby	Neil Robertson	10–6	[55]
01–25	01–27	ENG	NR	Snooker Shoot Out	Circus Arena	Blackpool	Martin Gould	Mark Allen	1–0	[56]
01–30	02–03	GER	WR	German Masters	Tempodrom	Berlin	Ali Carter	Marco Fu	9–6	[57]
02–11	02–17	WAL	WR	Welsh Open	Newport Centre	Newport	Stephen Maguire	Stuart Bingham	9–8	[58]
02–25	03–03	CHN	WR	World Open	Hainan International Exhibition Center	Haikou	Mark Allen	Matthew Stevens	10–4	[59]
03–12	03–17	IRL	WR	Players Tour Championship Finals	Bailey Allen Hall	Galway	Ding Junhui	Neil Robertson	4–3	[60]
01–07	03–21	ENG	NR	Championship League	Crondon Park Golf Club	Stock	Martin Gould	Ali Carter	3–2	[61]
03–25	03–31	CHN	WR	China Open	Beijing University Students' Gymnasium	Beijing	Neil Robertson	Mark Selby	10–6	[62]
04–20	05–06	ENG	WR	World Snooker Championship	Crucible Theatre	Sheffield	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Barry Hawkins	18–12	[63]

WR = World ranking event

PT = Players Tour Championship 2012/13 event

P/A = Pro–am event

NR = Non-ranking event

Official rankings

Main article: Snooker world rankings 2012/2013

Seeding revision 1 No. Ch. Name Points[64][65] 1 Mark Selby 74925 2 Judd Trump 68975 3 Mark Williams 63560 4 Stephen Maguire 61400 5 John Higgins 61320 6 Shaun Murphy 59685 7 Neil Robertson 59540 8 Stephen Lee 56550 9 Ronnie O'Sullivan 53060 10 Matthew Stevens 52760 11 Ding Junhui 52340 12 Mark Allen 50065 13 Graeme Dott 49445 14 Martin Gould 47290 15 Ricky Walden 46945 16 Stuart Bingham 46600

Seeding revision 2 No. Ch. Name Points[66] 1 Mark Selby 77485 2 Judd Trump 72075 3 Mark Williams 67740 4 Stephen Maguire 63980 5 Shaun Murphy 63925 6 Neil Robertson 62980 7 John Higgins 61680 8 Stephen Lee 60670 9 Ding Junhui 56220 10 Ricky Walden 54245 11 Matthew Stevens 53900 12 Stuart Bingham 53700 13 Mark Allen 53485 14 Graeme Dott 52225 15 Ronnie O'Sullivan 52060 16 Martin Gould 51650

Seeding revision 3 No. Ch. Name Points[67] 1 Judd Trump 79155 2 Mark Selby 76620 3 John Higgins 72040 4 Shaun Murphy 67140 5 Neil Robertson 65180 6 Mark Williams 64400 7 Stephen Maguire 63080 8 Mark Allen 59800 9 Stephen Lee 59670 10 Stuart Bingham 54575 11 Ding Junhui 54280 12 Ricky Walden 54125 13 Graeme Dott 52740 14 Matthew Stevens 50140 15 Ali Carter 47000 16 Barry Hawkins 46915

Seeding revision 4 No. Ch. Name Points[68] 1 Mark Selby 81380 2 Judd Trump 79275 3 John Higgins 70680 4 Shaun Murphy 68220 5 Neil Robertson 65540 6 Stephen Maguire 60320 7 Mark Williams 60320 8 Mark Allen 56360 9 Stephen Lee 55430 10 Stuart Bingham 55255 11 Ding Junhui 53840 12 Ricky Walden 53165 13 Matthew Stevens 52660 14 Graeme Dott 52500 15 Ali Carter 51760 16 Mark Davis 50190

Seeding revision 5 No. Ch. Name Points[69] 1 Mark Selby 80940 2 Neil Robertson 79460 3 Judd Trump 78320 4 Shaun Murphy 67020 5 Stephen Maguire 66940 6 Mark Allen 66060 7 John Higgins 64955 8 Stuart Bingham 61740 9 Ding Junhui 59300 10 Mark Williams 58260 11 Graeme Dott 56100 12 Matthew Stevens 55060 13 Ricky Walden 54765 14 Barry Hawkins 54680 15 Ali Carter 52895 16 Mark Davis 51630

World ranking points

Main article: Snooker world ranking points 2012/2013

No.	Ch  [n 11]	Player[71]	Season[n 12]		Tournament[n 13]											Season	Cut-off point[n 14]				Total[83]
			10/11	11/12	PTC	WUC	AO	SM	IC	UK	GM	WEO	WOO	CO	WC	12/13	1	2	3	4
1		Mark Selby	0	36480	10240	3500	700	980	3040	8000	2500	1400	3500	5600	3800	43260	77485	76620	81380	80940	79740
2	5	Neil Robertson	0	37020	8520	980	1900	2660	6400	4000	3200	1900	4480	7000	1400	42440	62980	65180	65540	79460	79460
3	1	Judd Trump	0	35620	8240	2660		5600	8000	1120	1400	3200	3500	980	6400	41100	72075	79155	79275	78320	76720
4	2	Shaun Murphy	0	27900	4800	980	2500	4480	5120	6400	2500	1400	2660	4480	5000	40320	63925	67140	68220	67020	68220
5	1	Stephen Maguire	0	34520	7760	980		2660	3040	3040	1400	5000	2660	4480	1400	32420	63980	63080	60320	66940	66940
6	10	Stuart Bingham	0	22340	9120	5600	700	3500	1120	4000	1400	4000	2660	3500	5000	40600	53700	54575	55255	61740	62940
7	5	Mark Allen	0	30340	6820	2660		2660	4000	1120	1900	1900	7000	2660	1400	32120	53485	59800	56360	66060	62460
8	7	Ricky Walden	0	23725	5200	7000	700	2660	4000	1120	1400	1400	3500	2660	6400	36040	54245	54125	53165	54765	59765
9	13	Barry Hawkins	0	19860	8220	1960	5000	1960	920	3040	3200	1400	2660	2660	8000	39020	47700	46915	47915	54680	58880
10	1	Ding Junhui	0	23580	11720	980	1900	980	3040	1120	1900	3200	3500	980	5000	34320	56220	54280	53840	59300	57900
11	6	John Higgins	0	29320	7040			7000	1120	3040	575	1400	4480	980	1400	27035	61680	72040	70680	64955	56355
12	1	Graeme Dott	0	25380	5440	3500		3500	1120	3040	1900	1900	2660	2660	3800	29520	52225	52740	52500	56100	54900
13	6	Mark Davis	0	21130	6760	4480	3200	1960	3040	5120	575	575	980	2660	3800	33150	48210	46670	50190	51630	54280
14	4	Matthew Stevens	0	27080	4280	0	1900	980	3040	4000	2500	1900	5600	980	1400	26580	53900	50140	52660	55060	53660
15	12	Mark Williams	0	26680	7680	3500		4480	1120	1120	1400	1400	980	3500	1400	26580	67740	64400	60320	58260	53260
16	1	Ali Carter	0	21700	6620	980	700	3500	2240	5120	5000	575	0	2660	3800	31195	48900	47000	51760	52895	52895

  Player did not enter tournament.

Points distribution

2012/2013 points distribution for world ranking and minor-ranking events[84]

Tournament	Round →	R96	R80	R64	R48	R32	R16	QF	SF	F	W
Wuxi Classic	Unseeded loser	560	910	1260	1610	1960	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
	Seeded loser	280	455	630	805	980	–	–	–	–	–
Australian Goldfields Open	Unseeded loser	400	650	900	1150	1400	1900	2500	3200	4000	5000
	Seeded loser	200	325	450	575	700	–	–	–	–	–
Shanghai Masters	Unseeded loser	560	910	1260	1610	1960	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
	Seeded loser	280	455	630	805	980	–	–	–	–	–
International Championship	Unseeded loser	640	1040	1440	1840	2240	3040	4000	5120	6400	8000
	Seeded loser	320	520	720	920	1120	–	–	–	–	–
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	900	–	1150	–	1400	1900	2500	3200	4000	5000
	Seeded loser	450	–	575	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
Welsh Open	Unseeded loser	900	–	1150	–	1400	1900	2500	3200	4000	5000
	Seeded loser	450	–	575	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
World 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
China Open	Unseeded loser	560	910	1260	1610	1960	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
	Seeded loser	280	455	630	805	980	–	–	–	–	–
World Championship	Unseeded loser	800	1300	1800	2300	2800	3800	5000	6400	8000	10000
	Seeded loser	400	650	900	1150	1400	–	–	–	–	–

Notes

1. The winner was Aditya Mehta, who was on the Main Tour the previous season, and therefore couldn't re-qualify via an amateur event.
2. The winner was Hossein Vafaei, who already qualified for the Main Tour by winning IBSF World Snooker Championship.
3. Dates use the month day format
4. Event also known as the 2012 Paul Hunter Classic.
5. Event also known as the 2012 Gdynia Open.
6. Event also known as the 2012 Antwerp Open and 2012 Belgian Open.
7. Event also known as the 2012 Kay Suzanne Memorial Trophy and the 2012 Kay Suzanne Memorial Cup.
8. Event also known as the 2012 Bulgarian Open.
9. Event also known as the 2012 Scottish Open.
10. Event also known as the 2013 Munich Open and the 2013 FFB Open.
11. "Ch" = Change since the beginning of the season 2012/2013. See [70] for the player rankings at the start of the season.
12. The 2010/2011 points only included the ranking points that counted towards the next seedings update. See [72] for the points accumulated during the 2010/2011 season and see [70] for points accumulated during the 2011/2012 season. Players ranked outside of the top 64 at the beginning of the 2012/2013 season had any points accumulated from the previous seasons wiped, and started again on 0 points. Players on 0 points were ranked alphabetically.[73]
13. See [74] for the points accumulated during the 2012/2013 season up to the first cut-off point; see [75] for the points accumulated between the first and second cut-off points; see [76] for the points accumulated between the second and third; see [77] for the points accumulated between the third and fourth cut-off points; see [78] for the points accumulated at the World Championship.
14. See [79] for the rankings at the first seedings cut-off point; see [80] for the rankings at the second cut-off point; see [81] for the rankings at the third cut-off point; see [82] for the rankings at the fourth cut-off point; see [83] for the rankings at the end of the season.

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