2022 BetVictor European Masters
TICKETS ON SALE
Dates: 21 – 27 February 2022
Snooker’s Biggest Stars Return To Milton Keynes
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Event description: Ronnie O’Sullivan, Judd Trump, Neil Robertson, John Higgins, Shaun Murphy, Kyren Wilson and defending champion Mark Selby will be among the star names competing at snooker’s BetVictor European Masters in Milton Keynes next week.
The world ranking event was originally scheduled to take place in Germany but due to travel restrictions it has been moved to the Marshall Arena at MK Stadium in Milton Keynes and will run from February 21st to 27th. So local fans have another chance to see the most decorated cue kings on the planet – and tickets are now on sale.
Seats start at just £10 and it’s an amazing opportunity to see a wide range of the top-ranked stars of the baize.
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Early round matches include:
MONDAY 10:00
Xiao Guodong v Andy Hicks
Zhou Yuelong v Gao Yang
Kyren Wilson v Jamie Jones
Aaron Hill v Fan Zhengyi
Yan Bingtao v Li Hang
Joe Perry v Cao Yupeng
MONDAY 14:30
Mark Selby v Matthew Selt
Judd Trump v Michael Judge
Graeme Dott v Mark Davis
Luca Brecel v Gary Wilson
Jackson Page v Sunny Akani
Jamie O’Neill v Ryan Day
MONDAY 19:00
Neil Robertson v Lei Peifan
Ronnie O’Sullivan v Nigel Bond
Soheil Vahedi v Ashley Carty
Liam Highfield v David Gilbert
Anthony Hamilton v Barry Hawkins
Jack Lisowski v Ashley Hugill
TUESDAY 10:00
Xu Si v Pang Junxu
Wu Yize v Fergal O’Brien
Zhang Jiankang v Fraser Patrick
Jamie Clarke v John Higgins
Liang Wenbo v Duane Jones
Yuan SiJun v Stuart Carrington
TUESDAY 14:30
M Selby/ M Selt v Jordan Brown
R O’Sullivan/ N Bond v Zhang Anda
Ali Carter v Sean Maddocks
Louis Heathcote v Martin Gould
Ian Burns v Tom Ford
Ricky Walden v Matthew Stevens
TUESDAY 19:00
Alfie Burden v N Robertson/L Peifan
Shaun Murphy v Noppon Saengkham
Mitchell Mann v Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
Hossein Vafaei v Anthony McGill
Andrew Higginson v Kurt Maflin
Jak Jones v J Trump/M Judge
All matches up to and including the quarter-finals will be played over the best of nine frames, with best of 11 frame semi-finals and a best of 17 frame final.
Televised by Eurosport and a range of other broadcasters and online platforms worldwide, the £407,000 tournament forms part of the eight-event BetVictor Snooker Series, from which the player earning the most prize money will receive a huge £150,000 bonus.
A spokesman for WST said: “We are thrilled to be heading back to Milton Keynes where we have successfully staged so many events over the past two years. The Marshall Arena is a cracking venue and fans who came to the BetVictor English Open earlier this season experienced a thrilling atmosphere. This is another great chance to witness the best players competing for a world ranking title.”
Getting to Milton Keynes
The easiest way to reach MK by road is via the M1. If you are coming from the North get off at Junction 14, or from the South, Junction 13. If using the A5 exit at Redmoor Roundabout and follow the signs for Stadium MK. If travelling by train the three closest stations are Milton Keynes Central, Bletchley, and Fenny Stratford.
Getting to Stadium MK
The stadium is 7 minutes from Junction 13 of the M1, and 10 minutes from Junction 14. Follow the brown road signs for Stadium MK when using the A5 or A421 (H8 Standing Way). Milton Keynes is built on a grid system of H Roads (horizontal) and V roads (vertical), we are between V6 Grafton Street and V7 Saxon Street.
Parking
There are 1,450 parking spaces around Stadium MK, so there are plenty to choose from.