PABSA American Snooker Championship 2019

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American Snooker Championship 2019
2019 Pan American Snooker Championship
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Attendees: 48
Venue: Q Ball Snooker & Pool, Houston , United States
Opening: January 30, 2019
Endgame: 3rd February 2019

Winner: BrazilBrazil Igor Figueiredo
Finalist: United StatesUnited States Renat Denkha
Highest Break: 99 ( Ahmed Aly Elsayed ) United StatesUnited States
 

The pabsA snooker America Cup in 2019 was a snooker tournament , which from January 30 to February 3, 2019 in Q Ball Snooker & Pool in Houston , Texas took place. It was the first edition of the American Championship organized by the newly formed Pan American Billiards and Snooker Association .

The American champion was the Brazilian Igor Figueiredo , who won the final 6-1 against Renat Denkha from the United States. Figueiredo thus qualified for the Main Tour seasons 2019/20 and 2020/21 . The reigning US champion Ahmed Aly Elsayed played the highest break of the tournament with 99 points in his round of 16 against his compatriot Blaine Barcus .

mode

A total of 48 players from Bermuda, Canada, Brazil and the United States registered for the tournament. The American Corey Deuel did not take part.

The players were divided into eight groups of six players each, in which they competed against each other in round robin mode . The top three in each group qualified for the final round, which was played in the knockout system , with the eight group winners receiving a bye.

Final round

Round of the last 24

game Player 1 Result Player 2
1 Sim Long Tran United StatesUnited States 4th3: 43 United StatesUnited States Saif Ibrahim
2 Ahmed Aly Elsayed United StatesUnited States 04 : 04th BrazilBrazil Dayron Gontijo Azevedo
3 Mark White United StatesUnited States 14 : 14th United StatesUnited States Paul Richardson
4th Christiano Galesi United StatesUnited States 4th0: 40 BrazilBrazil Osni Xavier kiss
5 Januaryio Silverio de Souza BrazilBrazil 4th0: 40 CanadaCanada Charlie Brown
6th Mike Collier United StatesUnited States 14 : 14th United StatesUnited States Othman Belgrini
7th Laszlo Kovacs United StatesUnited States 04 : 04th BrazilBrazil Jesus Batista de Oliveira
8th Fabio Luiz Gusso BrazilBrazil 04 : 04th BrazilBrazil Bernard Frérotte

Round of 16 to final

  Round of 16 Quarter finals Semifinals final
                             
 BrazilBrazil Igor Figueiredo 4th                  
 United StatesUnited States Saif Ibrahim 0  
 BrazilBrazil Igor Figueiredo 4th
 
   United StatesUnited States Ahmed Aly Elsayed 1  
 United StatesUnited States Blaine Barcus 0
 United StatesUnited States Ahmed Aly Elsayed 4th  
 BrazilBrazil Igor Figueiredo 5
   United StatesUnited States Mark White 1  
 BrazilBrazil Victor Sarkis 3    
 United StatesUnited States Mark White 4th  
 United StatesUnited States Mark White 4th
 
   United StatesUnited States Ajeya Prabhakar 2  
 United StatesUnited States Ajeya Prabhakar 4th
 BrazilBrazil Osni Xavier kiss 0  
 BrazilBrazil Igor Figueiredo 6th
   United StatesUnited States Renat Denkha 1
 CanadaCanada John White 4th        
 
 CanadaCanada Charlie Brown 3  
 CanadaCanada John White 4th
 
   United StatesUnited States Mike Collier 2  
 BrazilBrazil Rafael Franceschi Gusso 1
 United StatesUnited States Mike Collier 4th  
 CanadaCanada John White 4th
   United StatesUnited States Renat Denkha 5  
 CanadaCanada Levi Meiller 4th    
 United StatesUnited States Laszlo Kovacs 3  
 CanadaCanada Levi Meiller 1
 
   United StatesUnited States Renat Denkha 4th  
 United StatesUnited States Renat Denkha 4th
 BrazilBrazil Fabio Luiz Gusso 0  

final

Finale: Best of 11 Frames
Q Ball Snooker & Pool,  Houston , United States , February 3, 2019
Igor Figueiredo BrazilBrazil 6 : 1 United StatesUnited States Renat Denkha
71 : 44, 77 : 25, 66 : 5, 63 : 19, 69 : 24, 62: 63 , 66 : 51
47 Highest break 20th
- Century breaks -
- 50+ breaks -

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Pan American Snooker Championship comes to Houston. In: snookerusa.com. United States Snooker Association , November 27, 2018, accessed July 30, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Brazil's Figueiredo becomes Pan American Snooker Champion. In: snookerusa.com. United States Snooker Association, February 3, 2019, accessed July 30, 2019 .
  3. ↑ a b 2019 Pan American Snooker Championship - Group Draws & Results. In: snookerusa.com. Pan American Billiards and Snooker Association , February 4, 2019, accessed July 30, 2019 .
  4. ↑ a b 2019 Pan American Snooker Championship - Knockout Draw. In: snookerusa.com. Pan American Billiards and Snooker Association, February 4, 2019, accessed July 30, 2019 .

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