Australian Goldfields Open Qualifying !!!

1-1. At least it ain't another whitewash.

Not even Mr. Wild is on here tonight.

Thought he never missed snooker.

I've just followed Clive Everton on Twitter.

Third frame is a bit tedious.

Joel Walker 5-2 Jamie Cope

Cope,s misery continues!.

Rory McLeod 5-2 Nigel Bond
Jack Lisowski 5-2 Sydney Wilson
Michael Wasley 5-1 Vinnie Calabrese
Ian Burns 5-1 Saqib Nasir
Joel Walker 5-2 Jamie Cope
Scott Donaldson 1-5 Adam Duffy
Anthony Hamilton 5-1 Hammad Miah
Andrew Higginson 5-2 Paul S Davison

hendry_fan wrote:Joel Walker 5-2 Jamie Cope

Cope,s misery continues!.

Jami's middle name should be Can't.

Tuesday 2nd of June

7pm

Michael Leslie 2-0 James Cahill
Sam Baird 2-1 Duane Jones
David Morris 1-2 Lu Ning
Tom Ford 1-2 Fraser Patrick streaming
Robbie Williams 2-1 Nick Jennings
Mark Joyce 2-1 Eden Sharav streaming
Barry Pinches 0-3 Zhao Xintong

Tom Ford had all the colours on their spots, could've gone 2-2, then Ballard up the yellow.

He is now trailing 3-1.

When it comes to deciding streamed matches World Snooker employ imbeciles to make simple decisions.

cant believe Baird v Jones is not streamed tonight

Wildey wrote:When it comes to deciding streamed matches World Snooker employ imbeciles to make simple decisions.

cant believe Baird v Jones is not streamed tonight

Almost anything is better than what they've picked.

I'd have happily watched Lu Ning or James Cahill.

I've only been half watching, but I think Ford's missed yellow will be a big moment in this match.

Patrick to win.

Patrick senses it too. He's in, and looking good to clear up.

Like all my predictions, Tom Ford is now back in and scoring.

I have no idea who is going to win this frame.

That safety shot wasn't the best Tom Ford has ever played.

He wasn't punished for it though.

Totally bad and careless from Tom Ford! What a shame for the sport!

He had a golden snooker and after 2 misses from Patrick he take the shot from faaaaar away and misses, just because he don´t want to wait for the referee to put back the balls who moved. Then he totally gives the frame away.

F*****g idiot!! Very bad to see players who don´t want to win. If you play like him, you don´t want to win.

SnookerFan wrote:Tom Ford had all the colours on their spots, could've gone 2-2, then Ballard up the yellow.

He is now trailing 3-1.

He cant be serious with this. He is GIVING away several frames to Patrick. Several chances to take frames, easy balls and he f**k it up.

What a joke. Tom Ford....

Tuesday 2nd of June

7pm

Michael Leslie 5-3 James Cahill
Sam Baird 5-1 Duane Jones
David Morris 5-2 Lu Ning
Tom Ford 1-5 Fraser Patrick
Robbie Williams 5-2 Nick Jennings
Mark Joyce 5-1 Eden Sharav
Barry Pinches 2-5 Zhao Xintong

Wednesday 3rd of June


10am

Zhang Anda v Daniel Wells
Li Hang v Rhys Clark
Stuart Carrington v Allan Taylor
Craig Steadman v Chris Wakelin
Liam Highfield v Ashley Hugill
Lee Walker v Chen Zhe
Zak Surety v Hossein Vafaei Ayouri

2,30pm

Ken Doherty v Sanderson Lam
Kyren Wilson v Ian Glover
Oliver Lines v Steven Hallworth
Jamie Burnett v Gareth Allen
Zhou Yuelong v Martin O'Donnell

7pm

Peter Lines v David John
Michael Georgiou v Ross Muir
Aditya Mehta v Sean O'Sullivan
Joe Swail v Dylan Craig
Mitchell Mann v David Grace

I was there yesterday and I've been today, maybe I'll go again tomorrow.

David John surprised me he was a decent player.
Bond - McLeod wasn't actually that slow, but they both were playing safety all the time, some of the shots were very good.

Brandon Sargeant was looking around 14.
And Michael Williams maybe is 6' 7'' what a tower.

Did you just turn up and get tickets on the day?

I'm going Friday, wondered if that was easy enough.

I missed the end.

Sounds poor from Ford.

No Zak Surety v Hossein Vafaei Ayouri on bet365 for some reason. Is it still on livesnookertv?

False alarm, they are streamed now there as well.

There's no money at all in these qualifiers? Save for astonishing 45 pounds for highest break, that is.

OoNebsoO wrote:There's no money at all in these qualifiers? Save for astonishing 45 pounds for highest break, that is.

The Incentive is there to Qualify then win the tournament

Wednesday 3rd of June


10am

Zhang Anda 5-2 Daniel Wells
Li Hang 5-1 Rhys Clark
Stuart Carrington 4-5 Allan Taylor
Craig Steadman 0-5 Chris Wakelin
Liam Highfield 5-0 Ashley Hugill
Lee Walker 5-2 Chen Zhe
Zak Surety 3-5 Hossein Vafaei Ayouri

2,30pm

Ken Doherty 3-1 Sanderson Lam
Kyren Wilson 2-2 Ian Glover
Oliver Lines 3-1 Steven Hallworth
Jamie Burnett 3-1 Gareth Allen
Zhou Yuelong 3-1 Martin O'Donnell

7pm

Peter Lines v David John
Michael Georgiou v Ross Muir
Aditya Mehta v Sean O'Sullivan
Joe Swail v Dylan Craig
Mitchell Mann v David Grace

Great start to the season for Ayouri and plays former Crucible Quarter finalist Lee Walker and the winner will play Dominic Dale for a trip to Bendigo.

Who does Ken-Do win, should he get through?