World Open 2012
| World Open | |
| Turneringsinformation | |
|---|---|
| Typ | Rankingturnering |
| Rankingpoäng | 7000 |
| Tidpunkt | 27 februari - 4 mars 2012 |
| Arena | Haikou Venue |
| Plats | Haikou |
| Land | Kina |
| Prispengar | £ 400 000 |
| Till segraren | £ 75 000 |
| Regerande mästare | Neil Robertson |
| Högsta break | 138 |
| Vinnare | |
| Vinnare | Mark Allen |
| Finalist | Stephen Lee |
World Open 2012 (Haikou World Open) är en rankingturnering i snooker som spelas mellan 27 februari och 4 mars 2012 i Haikou Venue i Haikou, Kina. Det är första gången som turneringen avgörs i Kina, tidigare har den spelats i Skottland och på hösten.
Händelser i samband med turneringen
- Marco Fu gjorde ett maximumbreak i sin kvalmatch mot Matthew Selt. Det var hans andra maximumbreak i karriären[1].
Resultat
Final
| Final: Bäst av 19 frames Haikou Venue, Haikou, Kina, 4 mars 2012 | ||
 Stephen Lee | 1-10 |  Mark Allen |
| Eftermiddag: 55-66, 0-104, 26-59, 7-127, 2-59, 68-55, 39-72, 67-76, 0-123 Kväll: 18-69, 19-105 | ||
| 67 | Högsta break | 127 |
| 0 | Centuries | 4 |
| 1 | 50+ breaks | 6 |
Huvudturnering
Wildcard-omgång
De åtta lägst rankade av spelarna som kvalificerade sig för turneringen spelar en extra wild card-omgång mot åtta asiatiska wild cards. Se Wildcard-omgång i huvudturneringen ovan.
Kval
Kvalet spelades i Sheffield, England, 11-14 januari 2012. I kvalet deltog 73 av de 83 spelare på Main Touren som inte var rankade bland topp-16, och därmed inte kvalificerade för huvudturneringen. Flera spelare valde att inte delta i kvalet eftersom de inte längre har någon möjlighet att samla så mycket rankingpoäng att de får stanna på touren till kommande säsong.
Källor
Referenser
- ^ Fu Through with a 147 Arkiverad 16 januari 2012 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.
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