Players Tour Championship 2013/2014

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The Players Tour Championship 2013/2014 was a series of snooker tournaments which started on 6 June 2013 and ended on 29 March 2014, with events held across Europe and Asia. In this season the European events formed the European Tour and events held in Asia the Asian Tour. The twelve regular minor-ranking events concluded with the Finals.

Date[n 1] Tournament Name Venue City Winner Runner–up Score[1][2][3] References
06–06 06–09  BUL European Tour – Event 1[n 2] Universiada Hall Sofia Scotland John Higgins Australia Neil Robertson 4–1 [4]
06–11 06–15  CHN Asian Tour – Event 1[n 3] Yixing Sports Centre Yixing England Joe Perry England Mark Selby 4–1 [5]
07–18 07–21  NLD European Tour – Event 2[n 4] Topsport Centrum Rotterdam Wales Mark Williams England Mark Selby 4–3 [6]
08–14 08–17  ENG European Tour – Event 3[n 5] Doncaster Dome Doncaster England Ricky Walden Hong Kong Marco Fu 4–3 [7]
08–22 08–25  GER European Tour – Event 4[n 6] Stadthalle Fürth England Ronnie O'Sullivan Northern Ireland Gerard Greene 4–0 [8]
09–23 09–27  CHN Asian Tour – Event 2[n 7] Zhangjiagang Sports Center Zhangjiagang China Ju Reti England Michael Holt 4–1 [9]
10–03 10–06  GER European Tour – Event 5[n 8] RWE-Sporthalle Mülheim Northern Ireland Mark Allen China Ding Junhui 4–1 [10]
10–20 10–24  CHN Asian Tour – Event 3[n 9] Guanhua Grand Hotel Zhengzhou China Liang Wenbo China Lyu Haotian 4–0 [11]
11–07 11–10  ENG European Tour – Event 6[n 10] The Capital Venue Gloucester Northern Ireland Mark Allen England Judd Trump 4–1 [12]
11–14 11–17  BEL European Tour – Event 7[n 11] Lotto Arena Antwerp England Mark Selby England Ronnie O'Sullivan 4–3 [13]
02–06 02–09  POL European Tour – Event 8[n 12] Gdynia Sports Arena Gdynia England Shaun Murphy Republic of Ireland Fergal O'Brien 4–1 [14]
03–04 03–08  CHN Asian Tour – Event 4[n 13] Dongguan Dongcheng Sports Garden Dongguan England Stuart Bingham China Liang Wenbo 4–1 [15]
03–25 03–29  ENG Players Tour Championship – Finals[n 14] Guild Hall Preston England Barry Hawkins Northern Ireland Gerard Greene 4–0 [16]

Order of Merit

European Tour

The calculation method of the European Tour Order of Merit was changed this season. The previously used £1=€1 system was changed to accommodate the increasing prize money of the continental European events. World Snooker decided to use the £1=€1.2 conversation rate.[17]

Player qualified for the Finals through the Asian Tour Order of Merit

After 8 out of 8 events:[18][19]

Rank Player Total Points Events Played
1 Northern Ireland Mark Allen 45,250 5
2 England Ronnie O'Sullivan 38,616 6
3 England Mark Selby 37,516 5
4 Wales Mark Willams 30,683 7
5 England Shaun Murphy 29,499 7
6 Scotland John Higgins 26,350 7
7 England Ricky Walden 25,100 6
8 England Judd Trump 20,249 8
9 China Ding Junhui 18,333 4
10 Republic of Ireland Fergal O'Brien 17,199 8
11 England Sam Baird 16,351 8
12 Hong Kong Marco Fu 15,100 6
13 Scotland Stephen Maguire 14,766 6
14 Australia Neil Robertson 14,083 6
15 Wales Jamie Jones 13,100 8
16 England David Gilbert 12,883 8
17 England Stuart Bingham 12,783 7
18 Northern Ireland Gerard Greene 12,783 8
19 Wales Ryan Day 10,950 8
20 England Jimmy Robertson 10,516 7
21 England Ben Woollaston 10,516 8
22 England Mark Davis 10,450 8
23 England Anthony Hamilton 10,234 8
24 England Gary Wilson 10,032 8
25 England Barry Hawkins 9,683 7

(Top 25 players out of 515)

Asian Tour

Player qualified for the Finals through the European Tour Order of Merit

After 4 out of 4 events:[20][21]

Rank Player Total Points Events Played
1 China Liang Wenbo 17,700 4
2 China Ju Reti 12,200 4
3 England Stuart Bingham 10,200 2
4 England Joe Perry 10,000 1
5 China Lyu Haotian 5,600 3
6 England Mark Selby 5,200 2
7 England Michael Holt 5,000 2
8 Scotland Scott Donaldson 4,700 4
9 China Yu Delu 4,400 4

(Top 9 players out of 202)

Finals

Notes

References

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