Program, schedule and results of the 2024 Masters Snooker which will be held in London between January 7 and 14.
Snooker Masters 2023
One of the three biggest tournaments in Snooker (Triple Crown) along with the WC and the British Championship.
Date
January 7 – 14
Place
Alexandra Palace, London – England
On television
Eurosport broadcasts the tournament live.
Snooker on TV
Program
The complete 2024 Masters schedule is below, with the top eight seeds in parentheses.
Sunday January 7th
1pm: (2) Luca Brecel v Jack Lisowski 2-6
19.00: (7) Shaun Murphy vs Your Zhang 6-2
Monday 8 January
1pm: (3) Ronnie O’Sullivan v Ding Junhui 6-3
19.00: (8) Mark Williams v Ali Carter 4-6
Tuesday 9 January
1pm: (1) Judd Trump vs Kyren Wilson 6-5
19.00: (6) Neil Robertson v Barry Hawkins 3-6
Wednesday 10 January
1pm: (4) Mark Allen v John Higgins 6-5
19.00: (5) Mark Selby v Robert Milkins 6-1
Quarter final
Thursday 11 January
1pm: QF3 O’Sullivan v Hawkins 6-3
19.00: QF4 Lisowski v Murphy 3-6
Friday 12 January
1pm: QF1 Trump v. Charter 5-6
19.00: QF2 Allen v Selby 6-5
Semifinals
Saturday 13 January
1 p.m.: O’Sullivan v Murphy 6-2
19.00: Carter v Allen 6-3
Final
Sunday 14 January
1pm and 7pm.
Carter–O’Sullivan 7-10
Results and equipment
About Masters
Teacher is a professional snooker tournament played in London.
Although not a ranking tournament, it is considered one of snooker’s most prestigious tournaments. This is partly because of the high prize money, with only WC having a higher prize, and partly because the tournament brings together the best players.
This tournament was first held in 1975 and then ten players were invited. Later, the tournament will consist of sixteen of the best world ranking players, as well as two specially invited players.
In 2007, Ding Junhui and Jimmy White were invited, in addition Stuart Bingham won the qualifying tournament and earned a place in the Masters. In 2008, Marco Fu was invited, while Barry Hawkins won the qualifying tournament. In 2009, Ricky Walden was invited, while Judd Trump won the qualifying tournament.
Ronnie O’Sullivan is the player with the most Masters wins of all time with 7 titles. In the history of the tournament, there have been three maximum breaks, Kirk Stevens against Jimmy White in 1984, Ding Junhui against Anthony Hamilton in 2007 and Marco Fu against Stuart Bingham in 2015.
Due to various sponsors, the tournament has changed names several times, but is usually referred to as the Masters.
Prize money
| Winner | £250,000 |
| Final | £100,000 |
| Semifinals | £60,000 |
| Quarter final | £30,000 |
| Round 1 | £15,000 |
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