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    The draws for all eight regional qualifiers of the English Amateur Snooker Championship, are now available to view on the EASB Website.
    Steve Butler
    www.nottinghamsnooker.com
    Nottingham Snooker YouTube Channel

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    Players letters



    The players letters can now be downloaded on the EASB Website.
    Steve Butler
    www.nottinghamsnooker.com
    Nottingham Snooker YouTube Channel

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    • #3
      Any results from todays matches? cheers

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      • #4
        David lilley and Stephen Craigie and David Craggs from the north east section qualified for last 32

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        • #5
          Originally Posted by MasterBreak147 View Post
          David lilley and Stephen Craigie and David Craggs from the north east section qualified for last 32
          Are all these going to the q school in May if they dont get their pro ticket from this? just curious,cheers.

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          • #6
            Originally Posted by trains View Post
            Are all these going to the q school in May if they dont get their pro ticket from this? just curious,cheers.
            The English Amateur is a totally standalone tournament this year, so there's no route to the Main Tour from this event. For the last few years the EA has carried double ranking points, added to the Pro Ticket Tour points to determine places, but since World Snooker reduced the guaranteed place to England from 2 to 1 this season, that place goes to the winner of Pro Ticket Tour.

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            • #7
              Originally Posted by Souwester View Post
              The English Amateur is a totally standalone tournament this year, so there's no route to the Main Tour from this event. For the last few years the EA has carried double ranking points, added to the Pro Ticket Tour points to determine places, but since World Snooker reduced the guaranteed place to England from 2 to 1 this season, that place goes to the winner of Pro Ticket Tour.
              Cheers,so my guess is most of these are going into the q school too?

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              • #8
                8 qualifiers from the SE region were:

                Zachary Richardson
                Charlie Walters
                Mike Finn
                Matt Wilson
                Nick Jennings
                Leo Fernandez
                Ashley Beal
                Mark Leonard

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                • #9
                  I would expect many of the Pro Ticket players to want to play in Q-School, and there were certainly plenty of additional players who played in these qualifying events in the English Amateur (200). However, I suspect that many won't be able to afford the £1000 entry fee, with no returns in the way of prize money, the only reward being 12 MT places for the lucky 12.

                  However, EASB is running it's own Q-School satellite events, the first stage of which has already taken place, whereby it will fund the World Snooker £1000 entry fee to Q-School for the winners of its stage 3 event. One place will be up for grabs for every £2500 of entry fees paid to EASB, with some small prize money payable to the last round losers at each stage. With the EASB events, which cost £40 a throw for stage 2 and £100 a go for stage 3, players can enter up to 3 times, to give themselves a better chance of qualifying through to World Snooker's event. That could certainly be a cheaper way of getting in on Q-School, and if any of the stage 1 winners do it, they will have done it for just a tenner! Bargain!

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                  • #10
                    Thanks SW,that sounded like an a level maths permutations q but I got there in the end,cheers.

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                    • #11
                      Leeds event

                      Oliver Lines
                      jeff cundy
                      dave portman
                      mitchell travis
                      stuart carrington
                      jamie barrett

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                      • #12
                        Great to see Mark Leonard qualified after hammering me in the second round, he was in very good form and literally did not leave me a thing to go at!!

                        the one opportunity i got to make a decent break i rolled a red in for 1, the white kicked an inch off the table and stopped dead! tried to cut the black in anyway left it in the jaws and mark dished out a nice clearance in the final frame!

                        nice....

                        haha
                        what a frustrating, yet addictive game this is....

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                        • #13
                          Better luck next time, Luke. Your time will come. Keep up with the practise.
                          :snooker:

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                          • #14
                            oh i certainly will be back next year...Mark Leonard is a completely different calibre of player to me and in all hoenstly i wasnt focusing on a win, but was just trying to steal a frame...unfortunately i couldnt do that! i kept the third frame close (ish) but he kept grinding and didnt leave me anything the entire frame! safety play was brilliant...i have to say i was fairly happy with my safety overall...his safety was good and sometimes i couldnt resist taking a pot on and when i did, and missed he cleared the table...lol

                            Mark plays in the same league as me but in two divisions above me... but like i say, ill be back next year, ive only actually been playing a year now i bought my cue a week before last years amateurs haha next year im going to qualify! haha third time lucky
                            what a frustrating, yet addictive game this is....

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                            • #15
                              Chin up Luke, and don't be afraid to aim high. You never know when that first century will arrive.
                              Andy Guest
                              www.mysnookerstats.com - free download now!

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