The list sounds spot on, except that there hasn't been a £275000 or £300000 winner. The largest prize was £270000, won by Mark Williams - 2003 World Championship.
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Originally Posted by dantuck_7 View PostIt sounds like combined prize-money (including the 147 prize) ?!
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Originally Posted by Capelito View Postok, maybe Z is Ronnie O'Sullivan again.
And the list is about prize money landmarks.
First £1000 Spencer
First £5000 Spencer
First £10000 Griffiths
First £25000 Higgins
First £50000 Francisco
First £100000 Davis
First £200000 White
First £250000 O'Sullivan
First £300000 O'Sullivan?
well done, how did you get so quickly..wow
PS:Yep I guess I messed up a little bit...nevermind)Last edited by missneworleans; 1 November 2011, 07:13 PM.2007 TSF Pot Black prediction contest winner
2010 TSF Welsh Open Predict the qualifiers winner
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Guess I was just lucky, as was Silvino..
Stumbled across the late Chris Turners site: http://www.cajt.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Records.html
and there it was------------------------------
2008 UK-Championship fantasy game winner
2009 Premier League Fantasy game winner
2011 German Masters fantasy game winner
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I have a question then:
The number 63 is some kind of snooker record. What record is it and who has it?------------------------------
2008 UK-Championship fantasy game winner
2009 Premier League Fantasy game winner
2011 German Masters fantasy game winner
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Originally Posted by The Statman View PostThat would make Hendry the first £300,000+ prize, winning the 1995 world championship and making a maximum, the first year that the maximum prize was £147,000 (having been £100,000 for a few years before that).If you want to play the pink, but you're hampered by the red, you could always try to play the brown!
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Originally Posted by missneworleans View PostAlright about Silvino first player to win more than 50000
messed up with another O'Sullivan only)
Of course, Silvinho went on to decide drugs were just not the best way to make money, and turned to the seriously lucrative business of match fixing..........If you want to play the pink, but you're hampered by the red, you could always try to play the brown!
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