The World Cup of Pool returns to England as China bid to become the first nation to successfully defend a World Cup title.
They’ll have to fend off one of the best doubles fields ever assembled with the likes of Great Britain, USA, Philippines, Chinese Taipei and Germany among the powerhouse nations desperate to land the trophy.
The world’s biggest 9-ball doubles events brings together the very best players from across the globe in 32 two-man teams. Who will take home the title this year?
The Break
All matches are alternate break. The balls will be hand racked with the 9-ball resting on the spot. The balls won’t be tapped and will be hand racked by the referee with a plastic rack. Players will be NOT be permitted to inspect the rack and cannot ask for the balls to be re-racked, re-positioned or moved.
Shot Clock
A 30-second shot clock will be in operation throughout the tournament. Each team will have one 30-second extension per rack.
Match Races
Round 1 – Race to 7
Round 2 – Race to 7
Quarter Finals – Race to 9
Semi Finals – Race to 9
Final – Race to 11
A season ticket offering fans entry to all 12 sessions is priced at £75. All seating is unreserved.
Premium tickets are available for both weekend days priced at £65 per day and include priority entry to the arena for both sessions, unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks and food from the event bar. A premium season ticket is available for £175 and includes standard arena entry for all sessions Monday-Friday and premium tickets for Saturday and Sunday’s play.
The World Cup of Pool will be broadcast live on Sky Sports in the UK and on networks around the world. Full details will be available here shortly.
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