Snooker Shoot-Out 2019
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Snooker Shoot-Out 2019 – czternasty rankingowy turniej snookerowy w sezonie 2018/2019. Odbył się w dniach 21 – 24 lutego 2019 roku w Watford Colosseum w Watford[1].
Michael Georgiou, który wygrał poprzednią edycję turnieju Shoot-Out, przegrał w drugiej rundzie z Li Hangiem 28-45.
Nagrody finansowe
Zwycięzca: £32 000
Finalista: £16 000
Półfinał: £8 000
Ćwierćfinał: £4 000
Ostatnia 16: £2 000
Ostatnia 32: £1 000
Ostatnia 64: £500
Ostatnia 128: £250
Najwyższy break: £2 000
Łączna pula nagród: £146 000
Wyniki turnieju
Runda 1
21 lutego – 14:00
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21 lutego – 20:00
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22 lutego – 14:00
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22 lutego – 20:00
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Runda 2
23 lutego – 14:00
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23 lutego – 20:00
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Runda 3
24 lutego – 14:00
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Runda 4
24 lutego – 20:00
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Ćwierćfinały
24 lutego – 21:15
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Półfinały
24 lutego – 23:00
Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 139-0 
Jamie Clarke- Michael White 21-56
Michael Holt
Finał
24 lutego – 23:45
Breaki stupunktowe fazy głównej turnieju
- 139 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
- 133
Luca Brecel - 132 Ricky Walden
- 100 Martin Gould
Przypisy
- ↑ worldsnooker.com: Snooker Shoot-Out 2019. World Snooker. [dostęp 2019-01-20]. (ang.).
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