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Johnstone’s Paint Tour Championship 2024 schedule: Date, times, results as Ronnie O’Sullivan plays in huge ranking event

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SNOOKER tournaments keep coming thick and fast - and next on the rota is the Johnstone's Paint Tour Championship 2024.

Shaun Murphy currently holds the title after beating Kyren Wilson in what turned out to be an incredible 2023 final.

But there is guaranteed to be a new champion with Murphy not participating and the likes of Ronnie O'Sullivan , Judd Trump and Mark Allen are all set to be in action.

Another twist to this iconic tournament is that it will be the first world-ranking event in the North West of England in four years.

And SunSport can reveal all of its details including the full list of participants.

When is the Johnstone's Paint Tour Championship 2024?

• The Johnstone's Paint Tour Championship 2024 will get underway on Monday, April 1
• It is scheduled to run for the week - concluding on Sunday, April 7.
• Manchester Central is the chosen venue for this iconic tournament and it can host approximately 10,900 fans.
• Shaun Murphy is the reigning champion after beating Kyren Wilson during the 2023 final.

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How can i watch the johnstone's paint tour championship 2024.

• Fans can watch the Johnstone's Paint Tour Championship 2024 for FREE on ITV 1 in the UK.
• The tournament can also be streamed through ITV X or the ITV Sport website.
• Alternatively, SunSport will have frame-by-frame action through our live blog.

What is the schedule and how does it work?

The Johnstone's Paint Tour Championship 2024 is the third and final event in the Players Series that brings the best players of the season together based on current form.

In recent years, it had been a field of eight players but this will be expanded to the top 12 from the one-year ranking list.

Organisers have confirmed that the top four will be seeded straight into the quarter-finals, with the other eight to compete in the opening round.

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And all matches are played at the best of 19 frames over two sessions.

Monday, April 1

First round

• Mark Williams vs Tom Ford
• Mark Allen vs John Higgins
• Gary Wilson vs Mark Selby
• Barry Hawkins vs Ali Carter

Current seeding list

• Judd Trump - 711,000 pts
• Ronnie O'Sullivan - 435,500 pts
• Zhang Anda - 334,000 pts
• Ding Junhui - 256,000 pts
• Mark Allen - 244,500 pts
• Gary Wilson - 211,500 pts
• Barry Hawkins - 203,000 pts
• Mark Williams - 203,000 pts
• Tom Ford - 177,000 pts
• Ali Carter - 174,500 pts
• Mark Selby - 173,000 pts
• John Higgins - 142,500 pts

What is the Johnston Paint Tour Championship 2024 prize money?

A full breakdown of the prize money for this year's tournament is yet to be revealed.

But there will be a total of £500,000 in the pot.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan's decision to withdraw from several ranking events could cost him ahead of the penultimate tournament of the season.

The 48-year-old's lack of action may see him lose his world No 1 spot to Judd Trump at the Tour Championship in Manchester next week.

O'Sullivan has won five tournaments so far this season but only two - the UK Championship and World Grand Prix - have contributed ranking points.

Trump, meanwhile, has won five ranking events, the latest of which came at the World Open in China on Sunday.

Ronnie O'Sullivan could lose his world No 1 spot at the Tour Championship next week

O'Sullivan missed the first ranking tournament of the season at the Championship League last July.

He also pulled out of the European Masters, British Open and Northern Ireland Open due to medical reasons.

O'Sullivan sat out of the Snooker Shoot Out in December after previously saying he will 'never play' the tournament again.

He was also absent from the Scottish Open the following week, before withdrawing from the German Masters and Welsh Open in February.

O'Sullivan's decision to skip the tournaments has seen him miss the chance to pick up more ranking points and the chance to extend the gap over Trump.

He has held the top spot in the world rankings since he beat the 34-year-old in the World Championship final in 2022.

But there is a realistic chance Trump can overtake him at the Tour Championship.

Trump's win at the World Open has closed him within 18,000 points of O'Sullivan in the latest provisional ranking list.

If he wins the Tour Championship next week, he will become world No 1 for the first time since 2021.

He will also move to No 1 if he reaches the final and O'Sullivan loses in the semi-final or earlier.

Trump will enter the tournament at the quarter-final stage so may only need two wins to get back on top of the world.

O'Sullivan will maintain his No 1 spot if he wins the trophy or goes further than Trump at the event.

The pair will then head to the Crucible for the World Championship which begins on April 20.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan has chosen to skip several ranking events this season

Last month, Trump confirmed his desire to overtake O'Sullivan in the rankings.

He told the WST: "I've not had many bad events and it's nice to be up there challenging again for that No 1 spot come the end of the season.

"If me and Ronnie keep that same form, it'll be a good battle and hopefully we can meet in a few more finals before the end of the season."

O'Sullivan will be aiming for a record-breaking eighth World Championship, a feat he is keen to achieve.

Judd Trump has won five ranking events to give him a chance of overtaking Ronnie O'Sullivan

He said: "Yeah I'd love to. I'd love to try and win the Crucible. It's a hard tournament, long time, 17 days. So a lot can happen there.

"I'd love to win that another time to make it eight but there's so many good players around.

"So you have to get a little bit of luck, play some good snooker at the right time. I'll be going there trying my best."

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World Open 2024 draw, schedule, TV channel, prize money and odds

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The World Open is held for the first time in nearly five years as the ranking event in Yushan returns to the World Snooker Tour calendar.

The 2019 edition was the final professional event held in mainland China before the COVID pandemic struck and the sport did not return for almost four years.

Judd Trump beat Thepchaiya Un-Nooh in that final nearly five years ago and the Ace is back to try and defend his title at Yushan Sports Centre.

There has been a round of qualifying already, held in Barnsley in January, with notable names including Jack Lisowski, Anthony McGill, Gary Wilson, Marco Fu, Thepchaiya and Stuart Bingham all falling at the first hurdle.

There is no shortage of stars, though, with the likes of Ronnie O’Sullivan, Mark Selby, Mark Allen, Luca Brecel and John Higgins joining Trump among the favourites to lift the trophy.

There is plenty on the line in Yushan, with the winner claiming the £170,000 top prize and the runner-up a very healthy £73,000.

The top 12 on the one-year ranking list will head to Manchester for the Tour Championship on 1 April, while there is also the race to avoid qualification for the World Championship by securing a top 16 spot in he world rankings.

World Open draw and schedule

Monday 18 March 01.30 – Mark Selby vs Adam Duffy 01.30 – Hossein Vafaei vs Graeme Dott 01.30 – Ali Carter vs Louis Heathcote 01.30 – Robbie Williams vs Tom Ford 01.30 – Wang Xinbo vs Wang Xinzhong (wildcard round) 01.30 – Sanderson Lam vs Gong Chenzhi (round one) 01.30 – Jordan Brown vs Lan Yuhao (round one) 01.30 – Luca Brecel vs Manasawin Phetmalaikul 06.30 – Lukas Kleckers vs Dominic Dale 06.30 – Stuart Carrington vs David Lilley 06.30 – Si Jiahui vs Long Zehuang 06.30 – Robert Milkins vs Sam Craigie 06.30 – Sean O’Sullivan vs Joe Perry 06.30 – Xu Si vs Shaun Murphy 06.30 – Judd Trump vs Rory Thor (round one) 06.30 – Zhang Anda vs Allan Taylor 11.30 – Jak Jones vs Ashley Hugill 11.30 – David Grace vs Kyren Wilson 11.30 – Jamie Jones vs Ricky Walden 11.30 – Daniel Wells vs Mark Allen 11.30 – Ishpreet Singh Chadha vs Yuan Sijun 11.30 – Jenson Kendrick vs Barry Hawkins 11.30 – Matt Selt vs Wang/Wang (round one) 11.30 – Ding Junhui vs Zak Surety (round one)

Tuesday 19 March 06.30 – John Higgins vs Jackson Page 06.30 – Zhou Yuelong vs Wu Yize 06.30 – Elliot Slessor vs Zhang/Taylor 06.30 – Lyu Haotian vs Aaron Hill 06.30 – Liu Hongyu vs Ding/Surety 06.30 – Stephen Maguire vs Pang Junxu 06.30 – Oliver Brown vs Brecel/Phetmalaikul 11.30 – Trump/Thor vs Lam/Gong 11.30 – Dave Gilbert vs Fan Zhengyi 11.30 – Matthew Stevens vs Ryan Day 11.30 – He Guoqiang vs Selt/Wang/Wang 11.30 – Ronnie O’Sullivan vs Michael White 11.30 – Cao Yupeng vs Noppon Saengkham 11.30 – Neil Robertson vs Tian Pengfei 11.30 – Chris Wakelin vs Brown/Lan

Where to watch the World Open

The tournament will be shown on Eurosport and Discovery+ in the UK.

Sessions start at 1.30am (Monday), 6.30am and 11.30am UK time.

World Open prize money

Winner: £170,000 Runner-up: £73,000 Semi-final: £32,500 Quarter-final: £21,500 Last 16: £14,000 Last 32: £9,000 Last 64: £5,000 Highest break: £5,000

World Open odds

Ronnie O’Sullivan 2/1 Judd Trump 5/2 Mark Selby 9/1 Mark Allen 12/1 Luca Brecel 16/1 Neil Robertson 16/1 John Higgins 16/1 Kyren Wilson 18/1 Shaun Murphy 20/1 Barry Hawkins 22/1 Ali Carter 22/1 Zhang Anda 25/1 Ding Junhui 28/1 Hossein Vafaei 66/1 David Gilbert 80/1 Si Jiahui 80/1

Ricky Walden 80/1 Tom Ford 80/1 Zhou Yuelong 80/1 Yuan Sijun 125/1 Noppon Saengkham 125/1 Jak Jones 125/1 Ryan Day 150/1 Stephen Maguire 150/1 Ben Woollaston 150/1 Fan Zhengyi 150/1 Chris Wakelin 150/1 Lyu Haotian 150/1 Cao Yupeng 150/1 Matthew Selt 150/1 Robert Milkins 175/1 Pang Junxu 175/1 Jamie Jones 175/1 Joe Perry 175/1 Wu Yize 200/1 Sam Craigie 200/1 Dominic Dale 250/1 Elliot Slessor 250/1 Graeme Dott 250/1 Matthew Stevens 250/1 Robbie Williams 250/1 Jordan Brown 250/1 Liu Hongyu 250/1 Xu Si 300/1 He Guoqiang 300/1 Daniel Wells 300/1 Stuart Carrington 300/1

Odds courtesy of Betfair

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World Open snooker on TV 2024: Channel, schedule and live stream

Your complete guide to how to watch the World Open 2024 on TV and live stream, including full broadcast details.

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The World Open returns to the World Snooker Tour for the first time in over four years.

The last edition of the tournament was held in Yushan, China in October 2019, prior to the COVID pandemic, which effectively scrubbed it off the agenda until now.

While a lot has transpired since that last event, some things don't change, as proven by the reigning champion from 2019, Judd Trump.

Then aged 29, Trump swept away Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 10-5 in the final to clinch the grand prize and he currently leads the way on the one-year ranking list for 2023/24.

A strong field, including Ronnie O'Sullivan, will compete for a hefty prize pot in China as the season approaches the home stretch.

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When is World Open 2024?

The World Open 2024 starts on Monday 18th March 2024 .

The tournament runs until Sunday 24th March 2024 , with the final taking place on that day.

How to watch World Open 2024 on TV and live stream

Coverage of the World Open will be extensively shown across Eurosport and discovery+ , with a range of options available to choose from.

Eurosport TV channels and discovery+ will show most of their live coverage from 6:30am and 11:30am throughout the tournament, with some fluctuations in timings throughout the week. Check out the World Open order of play for details.

discovery+ Standard costs £6.99 per month or £59.99 per year and includes all live sport on Eurosport, including the World Open.

Alternatively, the discovery+ Premium monthly pass costs £29.99 and offers all live sport across Eurosport and TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport) platforms, including Premier League and European football, as well as UFC, motorsport and more.

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World Open 2024 prize money

There's a healthy prize pot on offer for the World Open 2024. Here's the full rundown:

• Winner: £170,000
• Runner-up: £73,000
• Losing semi-finalist: £32,500
• Losing quarter-finalist: £21,500
• Last 16: £14,000
• Last 32: £9,000
• Last 64: £5,000
• Highest break: £5,000
• TOTAL: £815,000

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