Gdynia Open (Betfair ET 2) !!

Bit annoyed I miss Higgins v Ding, but at least there's another ten hours of snooker after that.

SnookerFan wrote:I don't take the information as official until Mr. Wild confirms it.

If this information was not an official, I didn't send the list to Monique.
When I posting something, I'm always checking...

If you checking now WS site, you can see the format...

http://www.worldsnooker.com/page/NewsAr ... 54,00.html

Saturday October 6

11am
11) Ding Junhui v John Higgins
6) Cao Yupeng v Stuart Bingham (BYE)

1pm
17 Stephen Maguire v Joe Perry
18 Liang Wenbo v Jimmy White

3pm
19 Tian Pengfei v Stuart Bingham
24 Kurt Maflin v Graeme Dott
23 Rory McLeod v Jamie Burnett

5pm
20 Martin Gould v Neil Robertson
21 Stephen Lee v Michael Holt

8pm
Winner of match 11 v Mark Selby
Winner of match 17 v Winner of match 18

Saturday 6th of October

10am

Ding Junhui v John Higgins TV
Stuart Bingham w/o Cao Yupeng

Approx 12pm

Stephen Maguire v Joe Perry TV
Liang Wenbo v Jimmy White

Approx 2pm

Tian Pengfei v Stuart Bingham TV
Kurt Maflin v Graeme Dott
Rory McLeod v Jamie Burnett

Approx 4pm

Martin Gould v Neil Robertson TV
Stephen Lee v Michael Holt

Approx 7pm

Mark Selby v Ding Junhui/John Higgins
Stephen Maguire/Joe Perry v Liang Wenbo/Jimmy White

Come on John!!


I,ll dedicate this win to "nasty man"

Ding Junhui 2-2 John Higgins

Looks like Ding won in a decider. Were they playing well?

Wouldn't be surprised if Ding won this event.

People called me crazy, but look. Women are refereeing plenty in this tournament.

Saturday 6th of October

10am

Ding Junhui 4-3 John Higgins
Stuart Bingham w/o Cao Yupeng

Stephen Maguire 1-0 Joe Perry
Liang Wenbo 1-1 Jimmy White

SnookerFan wrote:People called me crazy, but look. Women are refereeing plenty in this tournament.

so what

Stephen Maguire 2-1 Joe Perry
Liang Wenbo 3-1 Jimmy White

Jimmy wins 4-3 from 1-3 I suppose. Must be his first quarter final in ages.

Skullman wrote:Looks like Ding won in a decider. Were they playing well?

It was an excellent match.Ding played some really brilliant stuff - and missed a couple of dodgy ones, but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls . Overall the best player won.

Monique wrote:

Skullman wrote:Looks like Ding won in a decider. Were they playing well?

It was an excellent match.Ding played some really brilliant stuff - and missed a couple of dodgy ones, but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls . Overall the best player won.

Thanks I do have it recorded but I thought it stupid to miss live snooker to see a recorded match.

Saturday 6th of October

Approx 12pm

Stephen Maguire 4-1 Joe Perry
Liang Wenbo 3-4 Jimmy White

Approx 2pm

Tian Pengfei 2-1 Stuart Bingham
Kurt Maflin 1-0 Graeme Dott
Rory McLeod 3-0 Jamie Burnett

Approx 4pm

Martin Gould v Neil Robertson
Stephen Lee v Michael Holt

Approx 7pm

Mark Selby v Ding Junhui
Stephen Maguire v Jimmy White

Monique wrote:

Skullman wrote:Looks like Ding won in a decider. Were they playing well?

It was an excellent match.Ding played some really brilliant stuff - and missed a couple of dodgy ones, but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls . Overall the best player won.

John Higgins 3 *Ding Junhui 4*





" but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls .



Higgins "had his usual share of run of the balls .




When does Higgins ever get the run of the balls!!,John as usual did,nt even have an ounce of luck.
Ding was very,very fortunate to win today,he only won by feeding off the few mistakes that John made,every time John missed a pot he kept servin Ding an easy pot on a silver plate whereas everytime Ding missed a pot,he got away with it and poor old John was left in a very awkward situation,and to go with all that Ding had a good few horrendous lucky kisses, and cannons and fluked some crazy snookers thanks to many lucky flicks he had!!.

hendry_fan wrote:

Monique wrote:

Skullman wrote:Looks like Ding won in a decider. Were they playing well?

It was an excellent match.Ding played some really brilliant stuff - and missed a couple of dodgy ones, but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls . Overall the best player won.

John Higgins 3 *Ding Junhui 4*





" but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls .



Higgins "had his usual share of run of the balls .




When does Higgins ever get the run of the balls!!,John as usual did,nt even have an ounce of luck.
Ding was very,very fortunate to win today,he only won by feeding off the few mistakes that John made,every time John missed a pot he kept servin Ding an easy pot on a silver plate whereas everytime Ding missed a pot,he got away with it and poor old John was left in a very awkward situation,and to go with all that Ding had a good few horrendous lucky kisses, and cannons and fluked some crazy snookers thanks to many lucky flicks he had!!.

yeah right

Andre147 wrote:

hendry_fan wrote:

Monique wrote:

Skullman wrote:Looks like Ding won in a decider. Were they playing well?

It was an excellent match.Ding played some really brilliant stuff - and missed a couple of dodgy ones, but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls . Overall the best player won.

John Higgins 3 *Ding Junhui 4*





" but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls .



Higgins "had his usual share of run of the balls .




When does Higgins ever get the run of the balls!!,John as usual did,nt even have an ounce of luck.
Ding was very,very fortunate to win today,he only won by feeding off the few mistakes that John made,every time John missed a pot he kept servin Ding an easy pot on a silver plate whereas everytime Ding missed a pot,he got away with it and poor old John was left in a very awkward situation,and to go with all that Ding had a good few horrendous lucky kisses, and cannons and fluked some crazy snookers thanks to many lucky flicks he had!!.

yeah right

That message was especially for nasty man,the man who,s obsessed with tryin to bring certain players down and who,s obsessed with John Higgins "luck"!!!!

hendry_fan wrote:

Andre147 wrote:

hendry_fan wrote:

Monique wrote:

Skullman wrote:Looks like Ding won in a decider. Were they playing well?

It was an excellent match.Ding played some really brilliant stuff - and missed a couple of dodgy ones, but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls . Overall the best player won.

John Higgins 3 *Ding Junhui 4*





" but no more than a couple. Higgins played solid and had his usual share of run of the balls .



Higgins "had his usual share of run of the balls .




When does Higgins ever get the run of the balls!!,John as usual did,nt even have an ounce of luck.
Ding was very,very fortunate to win today,he only won by feeding off the few mistakes that John made,every time John missed a pot he kept servin Ding an easy pot on a silver plate whereas everytime Ding missed a pot,he got away with it and poor old John was left in a very awkward situation,and to go with all that Ding had a good few horrendous lucky kisses, and cannons and fluked some crazy snookers thanks to many lucky flicks he had!!.

yeah right

That message was especially for nasty man,the man who,s obsessed with tryin to bring certain players down and who,s obsessed with John Higgins "luck"!!!!

Ok, fair enough... every player gets his shair amount of luck, the thing that matters most is making the most of it when you get that luck... but it's a fact that Higgins gets his fair shair too...

Good game now in the Tv table between Robbo and Gould... expect Robbo to win, but Gould will be tough to beat I'm sure

Plant was on. Careless split from Robbo.

Tremendous comeback from Bournett against McLeod from 3 nil down wins 4-3

WHAT A FLUKE FROM ROBBO

Nevertheless, Gould reduces to 2-1

Almost a copy of the last frame with that red getting very close to the pocket.

Gould levels (barring snookers).

Saturday 6th of October

Approx 2pm

Tian Pengfei 4-3 Stuart Bingham
Kurt Maflin 4-3 Graeme Dott
Rory McLeod 3-4 Jamie Burnett

Approx 4pm

Martin Gould 2-2 Neil Robertson
Stephen Lee 1-0 Michael Holt

Approx 7pm

Mark Selby v Ding Junhui
Stephen Maguire v Jimmy White

Great pot!

yeah 2 all, good match so far...