WST Pro Series Phase Two groups, schedule, draw, TV channel, live stream and prize money
The WST Pro Series has entered Phase Two as the 32 remaining players compete over four more groups this week to leave just eight men in the final group on Sunday.
Despite the unpredictable best-of-three format, most of the biggest names are through to this stage, with the likes of Judd Trump, Mark Selby and Kyren Wilson still competing, while Ronnie O’Sullivan was the most notable name to fall at the first hurdle.
With the Tour Championship starting next week and the World Championship next month, players are looking for form and momentum as they head into the climax of the season.
How to watch the WST Pro Series
Matchroom.Live and various bookmakers’ sites will be streaming all the action.
WST Pro Series Phase Two groups and schedule
Group 1 – Wednesday 17 March
Ben Hancorn
Martin O’Donnell
Mark Williams
Ali Carter
Louis Heathcote
Lyu Haotian
James Cahill
Sunny Akani
Group 2 – Thursday 18 March
Zhao Xintong
Shaun Murphy
Kyren Wilson
Ben Woollaston
Xiao Guodong
Robert Milkins
Stuart Carrington
Lu Ning
Group 3 – Friday 19 March
Barry Hawkins
Joe Perry
Luo Honghao
Jack Lisowski
Fergal O’Brien
Sam Craigie
Mark Davis
Luca Brecel
Group 4 – Saturday 20 March
Stuart Bingham
Judd Trump
Oliver Lines
Mark Selby
Zhou Yuelong
Ryan Day
Dominic Dale
Ricky Walden
Full match schedule is available here.
Matches are due to start at 10am, 11.30am, 1pm, 3.30pm, 5pm, 6.30pm and 8pm.
The groups are decided by…
1) Most points won in the group stage
2) Most frames won in the group stage
3) Highest break in the group stages
Second group stage prize money
Winner: £10,000
Runner-up: £7,500
3rd place: £5,000
4th place: £4,000
5th place: £3,000
6th place: £2,000
7th place: £1,500
8th place: £1,000
Already won at the first group stage
Winner: £4,000
Runner-up: £3,000
3rd Place: £2,500
4th Place: £2,000
5th Place: £1,500
6th Place: £1,000
7th Place: £500
8th Place: £0
To come in the final group stage
Winner: £20,000
Runner-up: £10,000
3rd place: £7,500
4th place: £5,000
5th place: £4,000
6th place: £3,000
7th place: £2,000
8th place: £1,000
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