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    The 12bet.com World Open is notable for its many changes to the traditional format but also because it marks the launch of worldsnooker.com’s new live scoring feature.

    Live scoring has tested the patience of legions of snooker fans over the years through its unreliability.

    It got so bad this year that World Snooker Ltd chairman Barry Hearn ordered it should be taken down completely rather than subject the governing body to more ridicule.

    At the same time, a new system has been developed and will go live tomorrow.

    It has been designed by SportStat, a leading company in the field of sports statistics and information systems.

    As you can see from the exclusive screen grab above, it will detail the match score, score in the current frame, current break and, unlike the previous model, how many points are left on the table.

    “We look forward to introducing an improved range of functionality over the forthcoming months that will provide an ever growing audience with up to the second data, live from any World Snooker qualifying or main event,” said Hugh Copping, managing director of SportStat.

    Features will be added as the season goes on and SportStat tell me they are likely in time to include a record of previous frame scores in a match and statistics such as pot success rate, player profiles and other relevant information.

    All of this will be particularly popular with snooker fans in non-televised events such as the Player Tour Championship and world ranking event qualifiers.

    It will also help bookmakers price up tournaments and run in-play betting markets.

    As with any launch there may be a few technical glitches but it all looks good to me and I hope it enhances the enjoyment of tournaments for the fans.


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    At last our prayers have been answered..
    "Statistics won't tell you much about me. I play for love, not records."

    ALEX HIGGINS

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    • #3
      Originally Posted by spike View Post
      At last our prayers have been answered..
      Is that what you prayer for spike ? - i pray for a busty blonde with loads of money to buy me cues

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      • #4
        Originally Posted by spike View Post
        At last our prayers have been answered..
        let see it working with 10 tables at EPTC2 Before we thank god lol

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        • #5
          Originally Posted by jrc750 View Post
          Is that what you prayer for spike ? - i pray for a busty blonde with loads of money to buy me cues
          Have you got no respect??????

          You'd let a blonde buy a cue for you? She'd probably bring one home because it had a pretty diamond embedded in the tip!!!
          Highest Break
          Practice: 136 (2005)
          Match: 134 (2006)
          In 2011: 94
          Centuries made: 50+

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          • #6
            Originally Posted by wildJONESEYE View Post
            let see it working with 10 tables at EPTC2 Before we thank god lol
            No doubt initially (there maybe) some teething problems, but it can't be any worse than before..
            "Statistics won't tell you much about me. I play for love, not records."

            ALEX HIGGINS

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            • #7
              Originally Posted by mysockpuppet View Post
              the 12bet.com world open is notable for its many changes to the traditional format but also because it marks the launch of worldsnooker.com’s new live scoring feature.

              Live scoring has tested the patience of legions of snooker fans over the years through its unreliability.

              It got so bad this year that world snooker ltd chairman barry hearn ordered it should be taken down completely rather than subject the governing body to more ridicule.

              At the same time, a new system has been developed and will go live tomorrow.

              It has been designed by sportstat, a leading company in the field of sports statistics and information systems.

              As you can see from the exclusive screen grab above, it will detail the match score, score in the current frame, current break and, unlike the previous model, how many points are left on the table.

              “we look forward to introducing an improved range of functionality over the forthcoming months that will provide an ever growing audience with up to the second data, live from any world snooker qualifying or main event,” said hugh copping, managing director of sportstat.

              Features will be added as the season goes on and sportstat tell me they are likely in time to include a record of previous frame scores in a match and statistics such as pot success rate, player profiles and other relevant information.

              All of this will be particularly popular with snooker fans in non-televised events such as the player tour championship and world ranking event qualifiers.

              It will also help bookmakers price up tournaments and run in-play betting markets.

              As with any launch there may be a few technical glitches but it all looks good to me and i hope it enhances the enjoyment of tournaments for the fans.


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              great news looking forward to viewing live scores cheers leonard from canada

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              • #8
                It does look a hell of alot better!

                It's quite exciting...

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                • #9
                  Originally Posted by spike View Post
                  No doubt initially (there maybe) some teething problems, but it can't be any worse than before..
                  I agree, there is so much room for improvement that we can't be left in a worse situation than the previous system.
                  Anyway, at least some steps are taken finally.
                  All the way Mark J!!

                  I understand nothing from snooker. - Dedicated to jrc750!

                  Winner of the German Masters 2011 Lucky Dip

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