game
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Player 1
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Result
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Player 2
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1
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(WC) Patrick Wallace Northern Ireland
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04 : 04th
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Northern Ireland Robbie McGuigan (toilet)
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First round to round of 16
Upper half 1
Upper half 2
Upper half 3
Upper half 4
Lower half 1
Lower half 2
Lower half 3
Lower half 4
Quarter-finals to finals
Final: Best of 17 Frames Referee: Colin Humphries Waterfront Center, Belfast , Northern Ireland , 17th November 2019
England
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Judd Trump England
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9 : 7
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England Ronnie O'Sullivan
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Afternoon games: 81 : 6 (68), 108 : 1 (56), 7: 126 (126), 123 : 0 (123), 24: 89 (89), 113 : 0 (57, 56), 88 : 0 ( 88), 5: 86 evening games: 16: 75 , 123 : 0 (106), 113 : 0 (113), 0: 73 (72), 55: 76 (Trump 55, O'Sullivan 76), 129 : 0 ( 124), 0: 135 (135), 84 : 0 (84)
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124
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Highest break
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135
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4th
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Century breaks
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2
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11
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50+ breaks
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5
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Century breaks
41 players achieved a total of 76 breaks of 100 or more points. The most successful player was the tournament winner Judd Trump , who managed 11 century breaks alone , 4 of them in the final. There he was on the way to a maximum break , but failed with the last, 15th red ball. In the previous frame he was already on the way to a maximum, but pretended to be on the 10th red ball.
On the other hand, Stuart Bingham achieved a maximum in the first round match against the Chinese Lu Ning . It was the 154th official 147 break in snooker history and the third of the season. It was the 6th maximum in Bingham's career, only three players had achieved more by then. This also gave him an extra £ 5,000 for the highest tournament break.
England Stuart Bingham
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147
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China People's Republic Zhang Anda
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139, 132
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England Mark Joyce
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137, 114
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Wales Matthew Stevens
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136, 134
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England Judd Trump
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136, 125, 124, 123, 122, 113, 111, 106 (3 ×), 105
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China People's Republic Zhao Xintong
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136
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England Ronnie O'Sullivan
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135, 127, 126, 101
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England Joe Perry
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134
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Ireland Ken Doherty
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132
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England Sam Baird
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132
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England Matthew Selt
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130
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China People's Republic Yan Bingtao
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129, 127, 101
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England Barry Hawkins
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129, 119, 101
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China People's Republic Tian Pengfei
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129
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Belgium Luca Brecel
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128, 113, 102
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China People's Republic Liang Wenbo
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126, 102
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Scotland Scott Donaldson
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123
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England Shaun Murphy
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122, 104, 103
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Malaysia Thor Chuan Leong
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122
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Northern Ireland Mark Allen
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118, 103, 101 (2 ×)
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China People's Republic Yuan Sijun
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118
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swell
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