World Championship 2024 | Tour Survival Blog
The 2024 Cazoo World Snooker Championship is almost upon us as this season’s battle for tour survival reaches its conclusion in Sheffield.
Follow our live blog which track the key movements on the provisional one-year and two-year ranking lists as the tournament progresses.
Live Standings
The full two year breakdown can be found here, however below you can see only the players fighting for their main tour status, which will be updated with players being ‘struck out’ as the tournament progresses to show the current live position.
- Players in dark green are currently inside the top 64 provisionally and as it stands will remain on tour
- Players in blue are currently set to qualify through the one-year list
- Players in red are currently set to be relegated from the tour
- Players in purple are on the first-year of a two-year card
- Players in pink have qualified for the Crucible and gained a tour card
- Players with their names
struck throughare out of the Cazoo World Championship
Latest in-running two-year list:
60th – Aaron Hill – 80,500 (r80)
61st – David Grace – 80,500 (r80)
62nd – Sanderson Lam – 80,000 (r80)
63rd – Martin O’Donnell – 79,000 (r112)
64th – David Lilley – 78,000 (r80)
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65th – Julien Leclercq – 75,500 (r80)
66th – He Guoqiang – 68,000 (r48)
67th – Ashley Hugill – 68,000 (r80)
68th – Daniel Wells – 65,000 (r80)
69th – Oliver Lines – 64,000 (r112)
70th – Zak Surety – 63,000 (r80)
71st – Ben Mertens – 61,500 (r80)
72nd – Andy Hicks – 60,000 (r80)
73rd – Mark Joyce – 58,500 (r112)
74th – James Cahill – 58,000 (r80)
75th – Dylan Emery – 58,000 (r112)
76th – Lukas Kleckers – 56,500 (r80)
77th – John Astley – 53,000 (r80)
79th – Ken Doherty – 44,000 (r112)
82nd – Liam Highfield – 41,000 (r112)
83rd – Martin Gould – 40,000 (r144)
84th – Oliver Brown – 35,000 (r80)
86th – Allan Taylor – 34,000 (r112)
87th – Rod Lawler – 31,500 (r112)
89th – Jenson Kendrick – 31,000 (r48)
94th – Adam Duffy – 29,000 (r112)
97th – Peng Yisong – 27,000 (r112)
98th – Sean O’Sullivan – 27,000 (r144)
105th – Andy Lee – 20,500 (r144)
106th – Andres Petrov – 20,000 (r112)
107th – Mohammad Asif – 20,000 (r144)
109th – Mark King – 17,500 (N/A)
110th – Fergal O’Brien – 15,500 (r144)
113th – Mohamed Ibrahim – 12,000 (r144)
114th – Asjad Iqbal – 11,000 (N/A)
115th – Ryan Thomerson – 9,500 (r144)
116th – Anton Kazakov – 8,000 (r144)
119th – Mink Nutcharut – 5,500 (r144)
120th – Himanshu Jain – 5,000 (r144)
124th – Victor Sarkis – 1,000 (r144)
126th – Stephen Hendry – 0 (N/A)
127th – Rebecca Kenna – 0 (r144)
Latest in-running one-year list:
1 – Zak Surety – 44,500
2 – Julien Leclercq – 42,000
3 – Oliver Lines – 37,000
4 – Ben Mertens – 35,500
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5 – Ashley Hugill – 34,500
6 – Dylan Emery – 33,500
7 – Lukas Kleckers – 33,000
8 – James Cahill – 31,000
9 – Jenson Kendrick – 30,000
10 – Oliver Brown – 29,500
11 – Andy Hicks – 27,000
12 – Mark Joyce – 25,000
13 – Rod Lawler – 21,000
14 – Adam Duffy – 20,500
15 – Ken Doherty – 20,500
16 – John Astley – 20,000
17 – Allan Taylor – 20,000
18 – Peng Yisong – 17,000
19 – Martin Gould – 15,000
20 – Liam Highfield – 15,000
21 – Iulian Boiko (A) – 12,500
22 – Sean O’Sullivan – 12,000
23 – Fergal O’Brien – 12,000
24 – Andres Petrov – 9,500
25 – Muhammad Asif – 8,500
26 – Haydon Pinhey (A) – 8,000
27 – Gong Chenzhi (A) – 8,000
28 – Gao Yang (A) – 7,500
29 – Mohamed Ibrahim – 6,500
30 – Peter Lines (A) – 6,000
31 – Mostafa Dorgham – 5,500
32 – Andy Lee – 5,000
33 – Anton Kazakov – 3,000
34 – Oliver Sykes (A) – 3,000
35 – Mink Nutcharut – 2,500
36 – Ryan Thomerson – 2,500
37 – Sydney Wilson (A) – 1,000
38 – Victor Sarkis – 500
39 – Ahmed Aly-Elsayed – 0
40 – Baipat Siripaporn – 0
41 – Rebecca Kenna – 0
42 – Himanshu Jain – 0
List includes selected amateur players and excludes players who have already earned a two-year Tour card.
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