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This is the thread on which you should make your predictions for the first two dates of the Premier League.
Please note the Rules (http://www.thesnookerforum.com/showthread-t_1084.html), particularly Rule 4 concerning the deadline, Rule 6 concerning the layout of your post, Rule 7 concerning alterations, and Rule 10 concerning your and my responsibilities.
The deadline is the scheduled start of play, which is [time to be confirmed] on Thursday 14 September 2006.
IMPORTANT NOTES CONCERNING PREMIER LEAGUE PREDICTIONS
In the round-robin stage of the Premier League, six frames are played, regardless of the fact that one player may achieve an unassailable lead before the sixth frame.
Therefore, please predict the score – 6-0, 5-1, 4-2, 3-3, 2-4, 1-5 or 0-6 – alongside each pairing shown, followed by the predicted overall highest break for these two evenings.
Scoring will be 2 point for correct result; 1 point for result one frame out (e.g. if you predict 4-2, you will score 1 point for a result of 5-1 (to the same player) or 3-3; if you predict 3-3 you will score 1 point for a result of 4-2 or 2-4).
Here is the draw: Remeber, 6 frames total.
Graeme Dott v. Stephen Hendry (Carlisle)
Ronnie O'Sullivan v. Ding Junhui (Carlisle)
Jimmy White v. Graeme Dott (Gloucester)
Ronnie O'Sullivan v. Ken Doherty (Gloucester)
Don't forget to predict the overall highest break of these four matches at the end of your post.
Please note the Rules (http://www.thesnookerforum.com/showthread-t_1084.html), particularly Rule 4 concerning the deadline, Rule 6 concerning the layout of your post, Rule 7 concerning alterations, and Rule 10 concerning your and my responsibilities.
The deadline is the scheduled start of play, which is [time to be confirmed] on Thursday 14 September 2006.
IMPORTANT NOTES CONCERNING PREMIER LEAGUE PREDICTIONS
In the round-robin stage of the Premier League, six frames are played, regardless of the fact that one player may achieve an unassailable lead before the sixth frame.
Therefore, please predict the score – 6-0, 5-1, 4-2, 3-3, 2-4, 1-5 or 0-6 – alongside each pairing shown, followed by the predicted overall highest break for these two evenings.
Scoring will be 2 point for correct result; 1 point for result one frame out (e.g. if you predict 4-2, you will score 1 point for a result of 5-1 (to the same player) or 3-3; if you predict 3-3 you will score 1 point for a result of 4-2 or 2-4).
Here is the draw: Remeber, 6 frames total.
Graeme Dott v. Stephen Hendry (Carlisle)
Ronnie O'Sullivan v. Ding Junhui (Carlisle)
Jimmy White v. Graeme Dott (Gloucester)
Ronnie O'Sullivan v. Ken Doherty (Gloucester)
Don't forget to predict the overall highest break of these four matches at the end of your post.
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