2013–14 snooker season

The 2013–14 snooker season was a series of snooker tournaments played between 6 June 2013 and 5 May 2014. From this season every qualifying match was held open to the public at various venues in the United Kingdom, replacing the World Snooker Academy in Sheffield. The number of wild-card players at the Chinese ranking events, except the Shanghai Masters,[1] was reduced from eight to four and former Main Tour players were excluded. A professional player could not be selected for more than one wild-card match during the season.[2]

2013–14 snooker season

Nations that hosted a World Snooker Tour event during the 2013/2014 season
Details
Duration	6 June 2013 – 5 May 2014
Tournaments	35[n 1] (12 ranking events)
Triple Crown winners
UK Championship	Neil Robertson
Masters	Ronnie O'Sullivan
World Championship	Mark Selby
← 2012–13 2014–15 →

In all but three tournaments, every player participated in round one featuring 64 seeds for the first time in the history of snooker.[3] In nine of the ranking tournaments all players took part in the first round, with the winners travelling to the final venue. At three events, the UK Championship, the Welsh Open and the PTC Finals, all matches were held at the final venue. The only three events using the old system were the Australian Goldfields Open, the Shanghai Masters and the World Championship. If a seeded player lost his first-round match in these events, then only half of the prize money counted to his official ranking. This was used in all tournaments following the 2012 World Championship.[2]

The season had a total of at least £8 million of prize money.[2] 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 at least £600,000 at each event.[4] The Indian Open became the first ranking event held in India,[5] and the Champion of Champions was held again after 1980 replacing the Premier League Snooker.[6] At the end of the season Ronnie O'Sullivan was named the World Snooker Player of the Year and the Fans Player of the Year, Ding Junhui the Snooker Writers Player of the Year and John Astley the Rookie of the Year. Mark Selby received the "Performance of the Year" and "The Magic Moment of the Year" awards for winning his first World title and compiling the 100th maximum break in the history of snooker. Dennis Taylor and Cliff Thorburn were inducted into the Hall of Fame.[7]

Neil Robertson became the first player in the history of snooker to compile one hundred century breaks in a season.[8] While Ding Junhui equalled Stephen Hendry's then record of winning five major ranking titles in a season by claiming the Shanghai Masters, the Indian Open, the International Championship, the German Masters and the China Open.[9][10]

New professional players

Countries
Australia	Brazil	China	England	Finland
Germany	Ireland	Libya	Malta	Northern Ireland
Qatar	Scotland	Switzerland	Thailand	Wales

The 2013/2014 season was made up of 132 professional players. The top 64 players after the 2013 World Championship and the 32 players earning a two-year card the previous year, who hadn't already earned a place, automatically qualified for the 2013/2014 season,[11] as have eight players from the PTC Order of Merit of the Players Tour Championship and four players from the APTC Order of Merit, who have not already qualified for the Main Tour.[12][13] Another three players came from the EBSA Qualifying Tour Play-Offs,[14] and a further twelve places were available through the Q School.[15] The rest of the places on to the tour came from amateur events and national governing body nominations. All players listed below received a tour card for two seasons.[16]

International champions:[11][17] IBSF World Under-21 Snooker Championship winner: Lyu Haotian[18] EBSA European Snooker Championships winner: Robin Hull[19] EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championships winner: James Cahill[20] ACBS Asian Under-21 Snooker Championship winner: Noppon Saengkham[21] ABSF African Snooker Championship runner-up: Khaled Belaid Abumdas[22][23] NGB nominations[11][17] IBSF nomination: Alex Borg[24] ACBS nomination: Ratchayothin Yotharuck American nomination: Igor Figueiredo Oceania nomination: Vinnie Calabrese[25] PTC Order of Merit[11][26][27] Joe Swail Andrew Pagett Gary Wilson Andrew Norman John Astley Allan Taylor Kyren Wilson Chris Norbury

EBSA Qualifying Tour Play-Offs[11][28][29] Patrick Einsle Jak Jones Stuart Carrington APTC Order of Merit[11][30][31] Li Hang Jin Long Shi Hanqing Cao Xinlong Q School[11][32][33][34][35][36][37] Elliot Slessor Alex Davies Lee Page Hammad Miah Ahmed Saif Ross Muir Ryan Clark Alexander Ursenbacher David Morris Lee Spick Chris Wakelin Fraser Patrick

Calendar

The following table outlines the results and dates for all the ranking and major invitational events.[38][39][40]

Date[n 2]		Country	Rank	Tournament name	Venue	City	Winner	Runner-up	Score	References
06–06	06–09	BUL	PT	European Tour – Event 1[n 3]	Universiada Hall	Sofia	John Higgins	Neil Robertson	4–1	[41]
06–11	06–15	CHN	PT	Asian Tour – Event 1[n 4]	Yixing Sports Centre	Yixing	Joe Perry	Mark Selby	4–1	[42]
06–17	06–23	CHN	WR	Wuxi Classic	Wuxi City Sports Park Stadium	Wuxi	Neil Robertson	John Higgins	10–7	[43]
06–26	06–30	ENG	P/A	Pink Ribbon	The Capital Venue	Gloucester	Joe Perry	Barry Hawkins	4–3	[44][45]
06–29	07–01	KOR	P/A	Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games – Six-red	Songdo Convensia	Incheon	Xiao Guodong	Amir Sarkhosh	5–4	[46][47][48]
07–01	07–02	KOR	P/A	Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games – Team	Songdo Convensia	Incheon	China	Independent Olympic Athletes	3–2	[46][49][50]
07–03	07–06			Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games – Singles			Cao Yupeng	Ding Junhui	4–2	[46][51][52]
07–04	07–07	AUT	P/A	Vienna Snooker Open	Brut Theatre	Vienna	Mark King	Craig Steadman	5–0	[53]
07–08	07–14	AUS	WR	Australian Goldfields Open	Bendigo Stadium	Bendigo	Marco Fu	Neil Robertson	9–6	[54]
07–18	07–21	NLD	PT	European Tour – Event 2[n 5]	Topsport Centrum	Rotterdam	Mark Williams	Mark Selby	4–3	[55]
07–26	07–30	COL	P/A	World Games	Unidad Deportiva Alberto Galindo	Cali	Aditya Mehta	Liang Wenbo	3–0	[56][57]
08–14	08–17	ENG	PT	European Tour – Event 3[n 6]	Doncaster Dome	Doncaster	Ricky Walden	Marco Fu	4–3	[58]
08–22	08–25	GER	PT	European Tour – Event 4[n 7]	Stadthalle	Fürth	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Gerard Greene	4–0	[59]
09–02	09–07	THA	NR	Six-red World Championship	Montien Riverside Hotel	Bangkok	Mark Davis	Neil Robertson	8–4	[60]
09–09	09–13	HKG	NR	General Cup	General Snooker Club	Hong Kong	Mark Davis	Neil Robertson	7–2	[61]
09–16	09–22	CHN	WR	Shanghai Masters	Shanghai Grand Stage	Shanghai	Ding Junhui	Xiao Guodong	10–6	[62]
09–23	09–27	CHN	PT	Asian Tour – Event 2[n 8]	Zhangjiagang Sports Center	Zhangjiagang	Ju Reti	Michael Holt	4–1	[63]
10–03	10–06	GER	PT	European Tour – Event 5[n 9]	RWE-Sporthalle	Mülheim	Mark Allen	Ding Junhui	4–1	[64]
10–14	10–18	IND	WR	Indian Open	Le Meridien Hotel	New Delhi	Ding Junhui	Aditya Mehta	5–0	[65]
10–19	10–20	ENG	NR	World Seniors Championship	Mountbatten Centre	Portsmouth	Steve Davis	Nigel Bond	2–1	[66]
10–20	10–24	CHN	PT	Asian Tour – Event 3[n 10]	Guanhua Grand Hotel	Zhengzhou	Liang Wenbo	Lyu Haotian	4–0	[67]
10–27	11–03	CHN	WR	International Championship	Chengdu Eastern Music Park	Chengdu	Ding Junhui	Marco Fu	10–9	[68]
11–07	11–10	ENG	PT	European Tour – Event 6[n 11]	The Capital Venue	Gloucester	Mark Allen	Judd Trump	4–1	[69]
11–14	11–17	BEL	PT	European Tour – Event 7[n 12]	Lotto Arena	Antwerp	Mark Selby	Ronnie O'Sullivan	4–3	[70]
11–19	11–24	ENG	NR	Champion of Champions	Ricoh Arena	Coventry	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Stuart Bingham	10–8	[71]
11–26	12–08	ENG	WR	UK Championship	Barbican Centre	York	Neil Robertson	Mark Selby	10–7	[72]
01–12	01–19	ENG	NR	The Masters	Alexandra Palace	London	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Mark Selby	10–4	[73]
01–24	01–26	ENG	NR	Snooker Shoot Out	Circus Arena	Blackpool	Dominic Dale	Stuart Bingham	1–0	[74]
01–29	02–02	GER	WR	German Masters	Tempodrom	Berlin	Ding Junhui	Judd Trump	9–5	[75]
02–06	02–09	POL	PT	European Tour – Event 8[n 13]	Gdynia Sports Arena	Gdynia	Shaun Murphy	Fergal O'Brien	4–1	[76]
02–19	03–02	WAL	WR	Welsh Open	Newport Centre	Newport	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Ding Junhui	9–3	[77]
01–06	03–06	ENG	NR	Championship League	Crondon Park Golf Club	Stock	Judd Trump	Martin Gould	3–1	[78]
03–04	03–08	CHN	PT	Asian Tour – Event 4[n 14]	Dongguan Dongcheng Sports Garden	Dongguan	Stuart Bingham	Liang Wenbo	4–1	[79]
03–10	03–16	CHN	WR	World Open	Hainan International Exhibition Center	Haikou	Shaun Murphy	Mark Selby	10–6	[80]
03–25	03–29	ENG	WR	Players Tour Championship Finals [n 15]	Guild Hall	Preston	Barry Hawkins	Gerard Greene	4–0	[81]
03–31	04–06	CHN	WR	China Open	Beijing University Students' Gymnasium	Beijing	Ding Junhui	Neil Robertson	10–5	[82]
04–19	05–05	ENG	WR	World Snooker Championship	Crucible Theatre	Sheffield	Mark Selby	Ronnie O'Sullivan	18–14	[83]

WR = World ranking event

PT = Players Tour Championship 2013/14 event

P/A = Pro–am event

NR = Non-ranking event

Official rankings

Main article: Snooker world rankings 2013/2014

Seeding revision 1 No. Ch. Name Points[84][85] 1 Mark Selby 79740 2 Neil Robertson 79460 3 Judd Trump 76720 4 Shaun Murphy 68220 5 Stephen Maguire 66940 6 Stuart Bingham 62940 7 Mark Allen 62460 8 Ricky Walden 59765 9 Barry Hawkins 58880 10 Ding Junhui 57900 11 John Higgins 56355 12 Graeme Dott 54900 13 Mark Davis 54280 14 Matthew Stevens 53660 15 Mark Williams 53260 16 Ali Carter 52895

Seeding revision 2 No. Ch. Name Points[86] 1 Neil Robertson 90160 2 Mark Selby 83640 3 Judd Trump 78200 4 Shaun Murphy 68600 5 Stephen Maguire 66480 6 John Higgins 64575 7 Barry Hawkins 63085 8 Stuart Bingham 61800 9 Ricky Walden 61710 10 Mark Allen 61220 11 Ding Junhui 59920 12 Matthew Stevens 58200 13 Marco Fu 57110 14 Robert Milkins 57005 15 Mark Davis 56080 16 Graeme Dott 55100

Seeding revision 3 No. Ch. Name Points[87] 1 Neil Robertson 86580 2 Mark Selby 78100 3 Judd Trump 75640 4 Shaun Murphy 68680 5 Stephen Maguire 66360 6 Barry Hawkins 65480 7 Ding Junhui 64700 8 Ricky Walden 63365 9 John Higgins 62415 10 Stuart Bingham 60760 11 Marco Fu 60565 12 Mark Allen 59260 13 Robert Milkins 57285 14 Mark Davis 56020 15 Ali Carter 55795 16 Matthew Stevens 54560

Seeding revision 4 No. Ch. Name Points[88] 1 Neil Robertson 87680 2 Mark Selby 82220 3 Ding Junhui 79500 4 Judd Trump 74760 5 Stephen Maguire 70200 6 Marco Fu 67805 7 Shaun Murphy 67400 8 Barry Hawkins 66620 9 Stuart Bingham 64540 10 John Higgins 64155 11 Mark Allen 63700 12 Ricky Walden 62685 13 Mark Davis 60440 14 Robert Milkins 58765 15 Graeme Dott 57340 16 Ali Carter 57015

Seeding revision 5 No. Ch. Name Points[89] 1 Neil Robertson 89800 2 Mark Selby 87020 3 Ding Junhui 79540 4 Judd Trump 69960 5 Stephen Maguire 69840 6 Barry Hawkins 69700 7 Stuart Bingham 69500 8 Shaun Murphy 66440 9 Marco Fu 64645 10 Mark Allen 63700 11 Ricky Walden 62485 12 John Higgins 62235 13 Robert Milkins 59925 14 Mark Davis 59440 15 Joe Perry 57995 16 Graeme Dott 57140

Seeding revision 6 No. Ch. Name Points[90] 1 Neil Robertson 89300 2 Mark Selby 85160 3 Ding Junhui 82520 4 Judd Trump 70460 5 Barry Hawkins 68980 6 Stuart Bingham 68140 7 Stephen Maguire 64480 8 Shaun Murphy 64420 9 Marco Fu 63850 10 John Higgins 61375 11 Mark Allen 61340 12 Ricky Walden 58985 13 Mark Davis 58980 14 Robert Milkins 58615 15 Joe Perry 56995 16 Ali Carter 56455

Seeding revision 7 No. Ch. Name Points[91] 1 Neil Robertson 88800 2 Mark Selby 84480 3 Ding Junhui 83660 4 Barry Hawkins 73500 5 Stuart Bingham 72320 6 Judd Trump 71640 7 Marco Fu 69750 8 Shaun Murphy 69260 9 Stephen Maguire 64080 10 John Higgins 63395 11 Ricky Walden 60350 12 Mark Davis 60055 13 Ali Carter 59615 14 Mark Allen 59220 15 Joe Perry 58580 16 Robert Milkins 57165

World ranking points

Main article: Snooker world ranking points 2013/2014

No.	Ch  [n 16]	Player[93]	Season[n 17] See [94] for the points accumulated during the 2011/2012 season and see [95] for points accumulated during the 2012/2013 season.</ref>		Tournament[96]												Season	Cut-off point[n 18]						Total[96]
			11/12	12/13	PTC	WUC	AO	SM	IO	IC	UK	GM	WEO	WOO	CO	WC	13/14	1	2	3	4	5	6
1		Mark Selby	0	43260	8600	560	3200	3500	1400	4000	6400	1400	2500	5600	3500	10000	50660	83640	78100	82220	87020	85160	84480	93920
2		Neil Robertson	0	42440	4360	7000	4000	3500	2500	3040	8000	1400	1400	2660	5600	6400	49860	90160	86580	87680	89800	89300	88800	92300
3	7	Ding Junhui	0	34320	6800	1960	0	7000	5000	8000	3040	5000	4000	2660	7000	1400	51860	59920	64700	79500	79540	82520	83660	86180
4	5	Barry Hawkins	0	39020	6680	1960	1900	4480	900	2240	4000	1400	3200	1960	1260	6400	36380	63085	65480	66620	69700	68980	73500	75400
5	1	Shaun Murphy	0	40320	6260	560	1900	2660	400	1440	3040	1900	1400	7000	2660	5000	34220	68600	68680	67400	66440	64420	69260	74540
6	11	Marco Fu	0	33725	6480	1960	5000	2660	1400	6400	640	900	2500	4480	1960	3800	38180	57110	60565	67805	64645	63850	69750	71905
7	4	Judd Trump	0	41100	7560	1260		980	400	1440	3040	4000	1900	2660	1960	5000	30200	78200	75640	74760	69960	70460	71640	71300
8	2	Stuart Bingham	0	40600	8000	1960	1900	980	1900	3040	5120	900	1900	1960	1260	1400	30320	61800	60760	64540	69500	68140	72320	70920
9	1	Ricky Walden	0	36040	5440	1260	700	980	1400	640	5120	400	1900	2660	3500	3800	27800	61710	63365	62685	62485	58985	60350	63840
10	3	Mark Allen	0	32120	7260	1260		980	1400	3040	4000	900	1400	4480	1260	3800	29780	61220	59260	63700	63700	61340	59220	61900
11		John Higgins	0	27035	7060	5600		2660	1900	2240	3040	1400	2500	3500	2660	1400	33960	64575	62415	64155	62235	61375	63395	60995
12	1	Mark Davis	0	33150	5560		2500	3500	1900	3040	1440	2500	900	1960	560	1400	25260	56080	56020	60440	59440	58980	60055	58410
13	7	Joe Perry	0	21900	5940	3500	2500	1960	1900	5120	3040	2500	3200	1260	560	3800	35280	50300	50375	55515	57995	56995	58580	57180
14	2	Ali Carter	0	31195	2960	2660		1960	900	1440	2240	900	1900	1960	4480	3800	25200	54295	55795	57015	56815	56455	59615	56395
15	3	Graeme Dott	0	29520	4800	1260		980	400	5120	3040	1400	1400	3500	3500	1150	26550	55100	53100	57340	57140	55000	55480	56070
16	2	Robert Milkins	0	31735	4520	4480	3200	2660	400	1440	3040	400	400	1960	560	1150	24210	57005	57285	58765	59925	58615	57165	55945

  Player did not enter tournament.

Points distribution

2013/2014 points distribution for world ranking and minor-ranking events:[102]

Tournament	Round →	R128	R96	R64	R48	R32	R16	QF	SF	F	W
Wuxi Classic		560	–	1260	–	1960	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
Australian Goldfields Open	Unseeded loser	400	650	900	1150	1400	1900	2500	3200	4000	5000
	Seeded loser	200	325	–	575	700	–	–	–	–	–
Shanghai Masters	Unseeded loser	560	910	1260	1610	1960	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
	Seeded loser	280	455	–	805	980	–	–	–	–	–
Indian Open		400	–	900	–	1400	1900	2500	3200	4000	5000
International Championship		640	–	1440	–	2240	3040	4000	5120	6400	8000
UK Championship		640	–	1440	–	2240	3040	4000	5120	6400	8000
German Masters		400	–	900	–	1400	1900	2500	3200	4000	5000
Welsh Open		400	–	900	–	1400	1900	2500	3200	4000	5000
World Open		560	–	1260	–	1960	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
Players Tour Championship	Regular events[n 19]	–	–	360	–	560	760	1000	1280	1600	2000
	Finals	–	–	–	–	840	1140	1500	1920	2400	3000
China Open		560	–	1260	–	1960	2660	3500	4480	5600	7000
World Championship	Unseeded loser	800	1300	1800	2300	2800	3800	5000	6400	8000	10000
	Seeded loser	400	650	–	1150	1400	–	–	–	–	–

Notes

1. The three disciplines at the 2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games were part of the same tournament.
2. Dates use the month day format
3. Event also known as the 2013 Bulgarian Open.
4. Event also known as the 2013 Yixing Open.
5. Event also known as the 2013 Rotterdam Open.
6. Event also known as the 2013 Bluebell Wood Open.
7. Event also known as the 2013 Paul Hunter Classic.
8. Event also known as the 2013 Zhangjiagang Open.
9. Event also known as the 2013 Ruhr Open.
10. Event also known as the 2013 Zhengzhou Open.
11. Event also known as the 2013 Kay Suzanne Memorial Cup.
12. Event also known as the 2013 Antwerp Open.
13. Event also known as the 2014 Gdynia Open.
14. Event also known as the 2014 Dongguan Open.
15. Event also known as the 2014 Players Championship Grand Final.
16. "Ch" = Change since the beginning of the season 2013/2014. See [92] for the player rankings at the start of the season.
17. The 2011/2012 points only include the ranking points that count towards the next seedings update. All 36 new players will start on 0 points. Players on 0 points are ranked alphabetically.<ref name='2013/2014 points distribution'>"The Tour Ranking Points Schedule 2013/2014 Season" (PDF). worldsnooker.com. World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association. 18 July 2013. Archived from the original (PDF) on 23 September 2013. Retrieved 23 September 2013.
18. See [92] for the rankings at the first seedings cut-off point; see [97] for the rankings at the second cut-off point; see [98] for the rankings at the third cut-off point; see [99] for the rankings at the fourth cut-off point; see [100] for the rankings at the fifth cut-off point; see [101] for the rankings at the sixth cut-off point; see [96] for the rankings at the end of the season.
19. Composed by the European Tour and the Asian Tour.

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