Get info on International Championship Snooker: draw, schedule, prize money, TV channel, odds, and past winners.

Snooker tour goes to Nanjing.

Get info on International Championship Snooker: draw, schedule, prize money, TV channel, odds, and past winners.

Last year's International Championship final was an intense match between Zhang Anda and Tom Ford, with Zhang ultimately taking the win. This year, the tournament is starting on Sunday and all the top snooker players from around the world are making their way to a new venue for the event. Since its inception in 2012, the tournament has been held in different cities such as Chengdu, Daqing, and Tianjin. This year, it will be held in Nanjing at the South New City National Fitness Center. With the Champion of Champions tournament scheduled right after this one and the UK Championship coming up in York, it's a busy time for players. But the International Championship is a prestigious competition in itself, offering a whopping top prize of £175,000. And with one spot left to fill in the Champion of Champions, it's an added bonus for any non-qualified player who manages to lift the trophy. Last season's final was a surprise as Zhang Anda beat Tom Ford, but this year, there are many familiar names in the mix, making it a more recognizable and competitive event. The legendary Ronnie O'Sullivan will be back in action after missing recent tournaments, while the stars of the season so far, Judd Trump and Kyren Wilson, are looking to add yet another trophy to their already impressive collection. The event kicks off in the early hours of Sunday for those in the UK, so fans will have to stay up late to catch the action. Ronnie O'Sullivan, who is still searching for his first title of the season, will be among the first to hit the table. The draw and schedule for the tournament are as follows: Sunday, November 03 1:30am Haydon Pinhey vs Lyu Haotian Stan Moody vs Xi Si Ryan Day vs Daniel Womersley Zhang Anda vs Ishpreet Singh Chadha David Grace vs Wildcard TBC Si Jiahui vs Andrew Pagett Hossein Vafaei vs Wildcard TBC 6:00am Simon Blackwell vs Matthew Stevens Zak Surety vs Chris Wakelin Jiang Jun vs Amir Sarkosh Ronnie O'Sullivan vs Mink Nutcharut Ali Carter vs Wildcard TBC Noppon Saengkham vs Wildcard TBC Kyren Wilson vs Mitchell Mann Women's world number one, Mink Nutcharut, will take on the legendary Ronnie O'Sullivan in her first match. 11:30am John Higgins vs Ben Woollaston Pang Junxu vs Elliot Slessor Ricky Walden vs Xiao Guodong Robbie Williams vs Stuart Carrington Dean Young vs Gary Wilson Jamie Clarke vs Mark Selby Ding Junhui vs Reanne Evans Monday, November 04 1:30am Zhang/Chadha vs Grace/Wildcard Anthony Hamilton vs Shaun Murphy Thepchaiya Un-Nooh vs Stuart Bingham Judd Trump vs Sanderson Lam 6:30am Mark Davis vs Mark Williams O'Sullivan/Mink vs He Guoqiang Gong Chenzhi vs Jack Lisowski Ben Mertens vs Si/Pagett Jimmy Robertson vs Saengkham/Wildcard Joe Perry vs Barry Hawkins Andrew Higginson vs Wu Yize Liu Hongyu vs K Wilson/Mann 11:30am Carter/Wildcard vs Ross Muir David Gilbert vs Jackson Page Aaron Hill vs Mark Allen Joe O'Connor vs Anthony McGill Michael Holt vs Yuan Sijun Ding/Evans vs Martin O'Donnell Vafaei/Wildcard vs Dylan Emery Fan Zhengyi vs Neil Robertson The tournament will run from November 3rd to 10th in Nanjing, and fans can catch all the action on Eurosport and Discovery+ in the UK. With a top prize of £175,000, the International Championship offers one of the biggest payouts in snooker. The runner-up will take home £75,000, while the semi-finalists will earn £33,000 each. The prize money for each round is as follows: Winner: £175,000 Runner-up: £75,000 Semi-final: £33,000 Quarter-final: £22,000 Last 16: £14,000 Last 32: £9,000 Last 64: £5,000 Highest break: £5,000 The International Championship has seen some impressive champions over the years, with the previous winners being: 2023 - Zhang Anda 2019 - Judd Trump 2018 - Mark Allen 2017 - Mark Selby 2016 - Mark Selby 2015 - John Higgins 2014 - Ricky Walden 2013 - Ding Junhui 2012 - Judd Trump Among the favorites to win this year's championship are Judd Trump, Ronnie O'Sullivan, Kyren Wilson, and Mark Selby. However, with such a talented pool of players, it's anyone's game. The full list of odds, courtesy of Betfair, are as follows: Judd Trump 5/2 Ronnie O'Sullivan 5/1 Kyren Wilson 15/2 Mark Selby 15/2 Neil Robertson 8/1 Mark Allen 11/1 Ding Junhui 12/1 Shaun Murphy 12/1 John Higgins 14/1 Mark Williams 14/1 Si Jiahui 16/1 Zhang Anda 25/1 Ali Carter 25/1 Jack Lisowski 25/1 Stuart Bingham 25/1 Barry Hawkins 25/1 David Gilbert 30/1 Wu Yize 40/1 Chris Wakelin 40/1 Xiao Guodong 40/1 Pang Junxu 40/1 Hossein Vafaei 40/1 Gary Wilson 40/1 Anthony McGill 50/1 Yuan Sijun 70/1 Elliot Slessor 70/1 Noppon Saengkham 70/1 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 70/1 Ryan Day 75/1 Jimmy Robertson 75/1 Ben Woollaston 75/1 The odds are subject to change and the full list is available on Betfair's website. As we gear up for another thrilling International Championship, let's not forget that this year's tournament will be held in Nanjing from November 3rd to 10th. Fans can catch all the action on Eurosport and Discovery+ in the UK. Let the games begin!
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