by Wildey » 11 Oct 2010 Read
my understanding is it changes when the corresponding tournament of 2008/2009 are replaced by points of 2010/2012 apart from EPTC 2 Obviously
shangai 2008>shanghai 2010
GP 2008>WO 2010
UK 2008>UK 2010
Welsh 2009>welsh 2011
China 2009>China 2011
World 2009>world 2011
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by JohnFromLondonTown » 11 Oct 2010 Read
wildJONESEYE wrote:my understanding is it changes when the corresponding tournament of 2008/2009 are replaced by points of 2010/2012 apart from EPTC 2 Obviously
shangai 2008>shanghai 2010
GP 2008>WO 2010
UK 2008>UK 2010
Welsh 2009>welsh 2011
China 2009>China 2011
World 2009>world 2011
Run that by me again.
I think., for what its worth, is, the only reliable source, is Matt.
The UK looks pretty, the Masters looks as good as its ever done. Up to the marketing boys now to promote it, simple style, No?
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by Wildey » 13 Oct 2010 Read
Witz78 wrote:wildJONESEYE wrote:the "OFFICIAL" Ranking going to change 7 Times this Season but only 4 times there will be a seeding cut off.
After Shanghai
After World Open
After EPTC2 cut off
After UK cut off
After Welsh Open cut off
After China Open
After World Championship cut off
Im pretty sure thats not right?
As i understand it, the official rankings change after every single event, be it a full ranker or a PTC/EPTC but of course as we know theres only a few points where theres cut off points where the seedings change.
you was right the "OFFICIAL" Ranking changes after Every Tournament however until the Corresponding tournament of 2008/2009 comes around no points are taken off so the remaining PTC Points will be piling on the Official Ranking of Players and then after the UK The Points for 2008 UK and Barhain 2008 are taken off the "OFFICIAL" List.
Matt has already done that for us though
http://prosnookerblog.com/rankings/2010 ... -rankings/Ding who will be 8th Rank Player Regarding Seeding is in fact Officially 5th Rank Player
http://www.worldsnooker.com/official.htm
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by Sophie Hart » 22 Oct 2010 Read
@NedB-H: making a comparison between Mark and Fu is not fair; Fu is more complicated and professional then Mark.
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by Wildey » 22 Oct 2010 Read
complicated ?
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by NedB-H » 23 Oct 2010 Read
Sophie Hart wrote:@NedB-H: making a comparison between Mark and Fu is not fair; Fu is more complicated and professional then Mark.
I wasn't comparing them Sophie, I just didn't know how their points were being worked out. I'm a fan of both of them
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by Wildey » 02 Nov 2010 Read
with 1,600 Ranking points this weekend Stephen Maguire has actually jumped up to 3rd on the Official Rankings that changes after every event.
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by Rocket_ron » 02 Nov 2010 Read
where 's ronnie?
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by Monique » 02 Nov 2010 Read
indeed. And could well be 9th before the UK if, as I expect, he gives the 2 remaining EPTCs a miss. You can't earn ranking points when you don't play ...
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by Wildey » 02 Nov 2010 Read
thats the Provisional Rankings for the next cut off point...
i know its silly but Rankings the official Ranking change after every Tournament without meaning anything but when the Rankings will be updated Here
http://www.worldsnooker.com/official.htm Soon this week Maguire will be 3rd.
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by GJ » 02 Nov 2010 Read
WAGNERLOVER
i assume the top 2 is unchanged
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by Wildey » 15 Nov 2010 Read
This Season John Higgins has missed 12 Events that carries Ranking Points potentially 34,000 Ranking Points and after his first event back he is back up to provisional no 2 only 4,000 points behind the WN1 for the next cut off point.
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by Witz78 » 15 Nov 2010 Read
wildLOVESWAGNER wrote:This Season John Higgins has missed 12 Events that carries Ranking Points potentially 34,000 Ranking Points and after his first event back he is back up to provisional no 2 only 4,000 points behind the WN1 for the next cut off point.
its a slightly false position given the points that will be due to come off soon.
I know some might argue that theres no such thing as a false position in these "rolling" rankings but until we get proper true rolling rankings after each event in place, there will always be cases of players who will suddenly rise or drop down the rankings at the start of a new cut off point, just like there was in the days of the old rankings when a season ended and the new one year / provisional list kicked in.
Ive been looking at Trumps ranking and he is due to rise up the rankings and possibly into the top16 if he just manages to keep on qualifying for venues.
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by GJ » 16 Nov 2010 Read
wildLOVESWAGNER wrote:This Season John Higgins has missed 12 Events that carries Ranking Points potentially 34,000 Ranking Points and after his first event back he is back up to provisional no 2 only 4,000 points behind the WN1 for the next cut off point.
china opne 2009 and worlds 2009
cough cough
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by Wildey » 16 Nov 2010 Read
its not a false position its fact thats his Provisional Ranking at the Moment you cant start to think ahead if he wins the UK and World that statement you just put out is irrelevant you could go down each and every Ranking Position and say this false and that false
The Points coming off before the Next Cut Off 2009 Welsh Open are
http://prosnookerblog.com/rankings/poin ... ion-three/in that Robbo has 1,300 more points than John to come off
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by Wildey » 22 Nov 2010 Read
Steve Davis will have to Get past Ali Carter and Reach the Last 16 minimum at the UK to stand any hope of staying in the Top 32 and even then other results has to go his way.
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by Wildey » 22 Nov 2010 Read
the way the Rankings is Worked out this season Matthew Stevens will actually be Qualifying for the UK Championship as a Top 16 Player
http://www.worldsnooker.com/official.htm
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by Witz78 » 22 Nov 2010 Read
how the heck does that work, have the WPSBA ballsed up, ive been following Matts PSB rankings from event to event and King hasnt dropped out of the top 16?
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by Wildey » 22 Nov 2010 Read
Witz78 wrote:how the heck does that work, have the WPSBA ballsed up, ive been following Matts PSB rankings from event to event and King hasnt dropped out of the top 16?
They change the Rankings after every PTC or Ranking tournament however on Matts Blog 2008 UK Points been deducted...... on the Official Rankings its not deducted until after the UK.
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by Wildey » 22 Nov 2010 Read
Matthew Stevens at this moment in Time is Officially 16th in the World and Provisional no 23.
Reason for that is Because Points for barhain 2008 and UK 2008 will be deducted after the UK. he reached Barhain final
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by Witz78 » 22 Nov 2010 Read
wildLOVESWAGNER wrote:Witz78 wrote:how the heck does that work, have the WPSBA ballsed up, ive been following Matts PSB rankings from event to event and King hasnt dropped out of the top 16?
They change the Rankings after every PTC or Ranking tournament however on Matts Blog 2008 UK Points been deducted...... on the Official Rankings its not deducted until after the UK.
yeh i get you now mate.
It was the way you wrote it, i misinterpreted it as meaning that Stevens was automatically qualifying for the UK Championships now he was "in" the top 16.
Its slightly misleading to be honest isnt it, there confusing things by doing this ranking list i feel, if they want to go to truly proper rolling rankings though, this would be the exact list we would need.
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by Wildey » 23 Nov 2010 Read
Witz78 wrote:wildLOVESWAGNER wrote:Witz78 wrote:how the heck does that work, have the WPSBA ballsed up, ive been following Matts PSB rankings from event to event and King hasnt dropped out of the top 16?
They change the Rankings after every PTC or Ranking tournament however on Matts Blog 2008 UK Points been deducted...... on the Official Rankings its not deducted until after the UK.
yeh i get you now mate.
It was the way you wrote it, i misinterpreted it as meaning that Stevens was automatically qualifying for the UK Championships now he was "in" the top 16.
Its slightly misleading to be honest isnt it, there confusing things by doing this ranking list i feel, if they want to go to truly proper rolling rankings though, this would be the exact list we would need.
i was at the PL Other night and someone asked Whats Ronnies Ranking and different people said 3,4,6,8 Nobody was actually sure but 8 was the Right Answer.
it is confusing and many snooker fans cant get their heads at all round Rolling Rankings full stop.
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by Roland » 28 Nov 2010 Read
http://prosnookerblog.com/rankings/2010 ... -rankings/Finally, Mark Selby passes the freakish set of results that made his true ranking way off his official ranking. Top 5 and climbing and within touching distance of the top 3 where he belongs. This link is the official provisional cut after the UK btw.
Marco Fu at 19
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by Wildey » 28 Nov 2010 Read
Steve Davis is on the Slip outside the top 32 .
to be safe he needs to reach the Q/F of the UK.
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by Roland » 28 Nov 2010 Read
All respect to him, but he hit his worst spell of form ever 2 years ago and got lucky with his ranking points. Rolling rankings has found that out.
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by Wildey » 28 Nov 2010 Read
Sonny wrote:All respect to him, but he hit his worst spell of form ever 2 years ago and got lucky with his ranking points. Rolling rankings has found that out.
but whats good is with a good run you back inside where you just left in 2 tournament time.
Just Look at Ebdon he was out of the top 16 looking at 7 tournament to qualify for now hes no 11 and in the masters.
its a great system that rewards form straight away.
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by Wildey » 07 Dec 2010 Read
http://prosnookerblog.com/rankings/2010 ... -seedings/just look how many points Mark Williams got to be taken off again this season 4775 compared to John Higgins 15,900 and theres only about 4,000 points between them at the moment.
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