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Snooker Shoot Out Draw

Joe Perry v Michael White

Mark Williams v Mike Dunn

Adam Duffy v Jack Lisowski

Tom Ford v Mark Allen

David Gilbert v Ricky Walden

Mark Davis v Yu Delu

Aditya Mehta v Mark Joyce

Marcus Campbell v Matthew Stevens

Stuart Bingham v Anthony Hamilton

Jamie Jones v Mark King

Alan McManus v Fergal O'Brien

Rob Milkins v Ali Carter

Steve Davis v Barry Hawkins

Peter Ebdon v Dominic Dale

Jamie Burnett v Michael Holt

Mark Selby v Ken Doherty

Paul Davison v Ben Woollaston

Tian Pengfei v Jimmy Robertson

Kurt Maflin v Jamie Cope

Martin Gould v Rory McLeod

Graeme Dott v Matthew Selt

Dave Harold v Rod Lawler

Gerard Greene v Alfie Burden

Peter Lines v John Higgins

Shaun Murphy v Liu Chuang

Liang Wenbo v Stephen Maguire

Andy Hicks v Andrew Higginson

Jimmy White v Thepchaiya Un-Nooh

Anthony McGill v Barry Pinches

Nigel Bond v Cao Yupeng

Xiao Guodong v Ryan Day

Ding Junhui v Robbie Williams

Here are the rules for the tournament. You may spot that the shot clock times have changed (15 seconds for first 5 minutes & 10 seconds for last 5 minutes), meaning that it will either get very fast paced and exciting, or we will see a lot of balls missed!

Snooker Shoot Out Rules

All matches up to and including the final will be one frame. All matches will be a maximum of 10 minutes in duration with a shot clock; the first 5 minutes at 15 seconds, and the remaining 5 minutes at 10 seconds. The other rules are:

• All fouls to result in opposing player having the ball in hand. Clock starts when player takes cueball.

• Players must hit a cushion or pot a ball on every shot

• Players ‘lag’ for who breaks (winner decides)

• Blue ball shoot out in event that points are tied in frame (winner of lag decides who goes first). Cueball placed in D.