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Two Day Event: 64 Players – Round Robin – Best of 3 – Last 16 Best of 5 Including Final
Strictly limited to 64 players
Entry fee: £50.00
———- Winner: £1200
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Tournament Format
Pro-Am 2 DAY EVENT – 26-27 MAY 2018
DAY ONE:
64 Entrees – Groups of 8
Each player guaranteed*7 matches
Best of 3 (all 3 frames played)
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DRESS CODE: Trousers – Collar Shirt – Shoes
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POINTS:
1 point per frame
3-0 win = 3 points
2-1 win = 2 points (loser receives 1 point)
TOP 2 Players from each group qualifies for last 16
If their is a tie for 2nd place – A single 3 red frame knockout will determine the winner
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DAY TWO:
LAST 16:
Best of 5 Straight Knockout
Final Best of 7 (or 5 if time is an issue. This will be agreed between players in such a case)
*TIME FRAME FOR MATCH PLAY
Saturday: 10am – 12am (round robin stage)
Sunday: 10am – 12am (last 16 stage)
*Subject to change once confirmed with venue.
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For further payouts, information and fees please go to: http://nationalsnookerexpo.com/n-s-e-main-event/
"I got injected with the passion for snooker" - SQ_FLYER National Snooker Expo 25-27 October 2019 http://nationalsnookerexpo.com
WINNER QUALIFIES FOR GB9 PROFESSIONAL RANKING EVENT
FORMAT: 9BALL
Amateur only
(amateur; a player that does not appear on EBPF Ranking list or WPA World ranking list)
Single Elimination Race to 11 (best of 21) – FINAL: Race to 11
Magic Rack – 1 on the spot
32 Field
£20 entry
WINNER £100 + GB9 Pro Entry Tournament ticket – TOTAL VALUE £300
(Winner reserves right to take cash winnings of £300)
RUNNER UP: £100
X4 Semi Finalists: £50 (200)
Two Day Event: 64 Players – Round Robin – Best of 3 – Last 16 Best of 5 Including Final
Strictly limited to 64 players
Entry fee: £50.00
———- Winner: £1200
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Tournament Format
Pro-Am 2 DAY EVENT – 26-27 MAY 2018
DAY ONE:
64 Entrees – Groups of 8
Each player guaranteed*7 matches
Best of 3 (all 3 frames played)
----
DRESS CODE: Trousers – Collar Shirt – Shoes
----
POINTS:
1 point per frame
3-0 win = 3 points
2-1 win = 2 points (loser receives 1 point)
TOP 2 Players from each group qualifies for last 16
If their is a tie for 2nd place – A single 3 red frame knockout will determine the winner
----
DAY TWO:
LAST 16:
Best of 5 Straight Knockout
Final Best of 7 (or 5 if time is an issue. This will be agreed between players in such a case)
*TIME FRAME FOR MATCH PLAY
Saturday: 10am – 12am (round robin stage)
Sunday: 10am – 12am (last 16 stage)
*Subject to change once confirmed with venue.
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For further payouts, information and fees please go to: http://nationalsnookerexpo.com/n-s-e-main-event/
Good work I can see a lot of effort has gone into that!
I hope you fill the 64 places however at £50 a man I think it'll be tough (I hope i'm wrong and may enter if the entries fly in)
Good work I can see a lot of effort has gone into that!
I hope you fill the 64 places however at £50 a man I think it'll be tough (I hope i'm wrong and may enter if the entries fly in)
One can only try... :snooker:
"I got injected with the passion for snooker" - SQ_FLYER National Snooker Expo 25-27 October 2019 http://nationalsnookerexpo.com
We had this cool write up the other day!
Big shout out to Chris Gaynor...
BLASTING NEWS
Pool/Snooker player #Jason Lawrence has organised the first National Expo to be held in May in aid of #Prostate Cancer UK after being inspired by a Sky Sports short documentary on Soccer Saturday.
He decided to organise an event at the Hazel Grove Snooker Club in Stockport which will run from the 26th to the 27th May with 200 players expected to hopefully turn up.
Those who do play can also try out products such as a new EXCLUSIVE snooker cue soon to be on the market.
Get Involved
Lawrence, 46, from Bolton, who has played snooker for around 35 years and played US pool for the last 10, in an email said: "The National Snooker Expo is the first of its kind in the UK.
I was inspired whilst playing professional American pool in the USA by their vast array of tournaments and expos."
Currently, one man dies every 45 minutes and that's more than 11,000 men every year dying from the disease making Prostate the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK.
Lawrence added: "I am also really chuffed to have the event supported by Prostate Cancer UK. We lost our uncle to this nasty disease over two years ago and the support they have extended to us is exemplary to how charities can make a difference."
Whatever you do, big or small, get out there and help #Raise Awareness of this deadly disease.
He added: "Unfortunately, I won't be playing in the event myself as I am the sole promoter and my hands are full all weekend. But the level of anticipation we are receiving from the public has left me both humbled and filled with excitement!."
Some Stats
Currently, according to some stats, men over 50 and with a history of the disease in the family are more likely to become affected.
It can cause devastating problems such as erectile dysfunction, the very thing that strikes at the heart of being a man.
James Beeby, Director of Fundraising at Prostate Cancer UK, added; "It's fantastic to see Jason has organised the National Snooker Expo to raise funds for PCUK. "It's an incredible effort, one that will help us make Prostate Cancer a disease the next generation of men do not fear."
Stephen Fry, who is also a snooker fan, and a regular attendee of the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield when the annual World Championships come on, admitted recently that he had been receiving treatment for Prostate Cancer in a 13 minute video.
He said the cancer had been aggressive.
Watch the video here below:
On the Prostate Cancer UK website, the Chief Executive Angela Culhane saluted Fry's brave decision to tweet about his condition to his followers on the social network.
He also tweeted an infographic, see embedded tweet above...
The Expo
On the Snooker Expo website, it reads: "The National Snooker Expo 2018 is a corporation lead event designed to bring both players, enthusiasts and the billiards industry under one roof."
It adds: "The N.S.E will have you and your friends wanting more and more snooker. With fun packed events and snooker equipment to test before you buy, makes this a unique public experience."
Visit nationalsnookerexpo.com for further details.
And, DONATE to the cause by visiting justgiving.com/fundraising/nationalsnookerexpo to help support Jason Lawrence's worthy cause for the charity.
Finally, visit prostatecanceruk.org for all the details on Prostate Cancer and how to be aware of it.
"I got injected with the passion for snooker" - SQ_FLYER National Snooker Expo 25-27 October 2019 http://nationalsnookerexpo.com
It has come to our attention that many snooker players feared for their entry places amidst the appending clash with the World Snooker Q School qualifiers.
We confirm that: Registration for our Main Event:- The Black Heart Snooker Classic Open will close at 11am on Saturday 26th May 2018.
This means that players participating in Q School who wish to also compete in our tournament will still be able to enter on the morning of our event.
We stress that tournament spots and hotel rooms are filling up fast and we urge players to sign up a soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
We also confirm that our Amateur 9Ball tournament will now start on Sunday 27th May and will be a one day event only. This will allow players who want to compete in both our Snooker and Pool events can do so without fear of any match timing collisions.
For those who use Master Chalk...
What is your preferred colour?
Personally I use the green, but just want to know what others are using...
Why not start a new thread? I use green, but I steal most of my chalk from snooker halls. I don't do it on purpose, just forget to take it out of my pocket. I'm sure I'm not the only one.
Two Day Event: 64 Players – Round Robin – Best of 3 – Last 16 Best of 5 Including Final
Strictly limited to 64 players
Entry fee: £50.00
———- Winner: £1200
--------
Tournament Format
Pro-Am 2 DAY EVENT – 26-27 MAY 2018
DAY ONE:
64 Entrees – Groups of 8
Each player guaranteed*7 matches
Best of 3 (all 3 frames played)
----
DRESS CODE: Trousers – Collar Shirt – Shoes
----
POINTS:
1 point per frame
3-0 win = 3 points
2-1 win = 2 points (loser receives 1 point)
TOP 2 Players from each group qualifies for last 16
If their is a tie for 2nd place – A single 3 red frame knockout will determine the winner
----
DAY TWO:
LAST 16:
Best of 5 Straight Knockout
Final Best of 7 (or 5 if time is an issue. This will be agreed between players in such a case)
*TIME FRAME FOR MATCH PLAY
Saturday: 10am – 12am (round robin stage)
Sunday: 10am – 12am (last 16 stage)
*Subject to change once confirmed with venue.
----
For further payouts, information and fees please go to: http://nationalsnookerexpo.com/n-s-e-main-event/
I think that on the link given for further information and payout. On day 2 you have 32 instead of 16. Cheers
I try hard, play hard and dont always succeed, at first.!!!!:snooker:
Why not start a new thread? I use green, but I steal most of my chalk from snooker halls. I don't do it on purpose, just forget to take it out of my pocket. I'm sure I'm not the only one.
Thanks Jonny...
I didn't want to take up even more space with adding another thread. I know what you mean tho...
"I got injected with the passion for snooker" - SQ_FLYER National Snooker Expo 25-27 October 2019 http://nationalsnookerexpo.com
I think that on the link given for further information and payout. On day 2 you have 32 instead of 16. Cheers
That's correct. We have changed the format.
NOW 32 go through from the round robin.... Which means players now have a 1 in 2 chance to qualify from their group!
"I got injected with the passion for snooker" - SQ_FLYER National Snooker Expo 25-27 October 2019 http://nationalsnookerexpo.com
The National Snooker Expo is delighted to announce that for its inaugurate event our Black Heart Snooker Classic open tournament will be managed by professional World Snooker Referee Małgorzata Kanieska.
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