The prestigious 2024 Welsh Open, the final leg of the Home Nations Series, is upon us! From February 12th to 18th, top snooker players will battle it out at Venue Cymru in Llandudno, Wales, for a share of the £427,000 prize fund.2024 Welsh Open unfolds, bringing with it the thrill and finesse of world-class snooker. As the cues align and the balls scatter, Venue Cymru becomes more than just a setting; it transforms into a battleground where legends and rising stars converge.
Where to Watch
- UK & Ireland: Watch all the action live on Eurosport and Eurosport Player.
- International: Check your local snooker broadcasters for listings. Some may include:
- DAZN (Canada)
- Fox Sports (Australia)
- Sky Sport (New Zealand)
- SuperSport (South Africa)
- Astro Sports (Malaysia)
Start Time and date
- The tournament kicks off on Monday, February 12th at 11:00 AM GMT.
- Matches will run daily throughout the week, with the final scheduled for Sunday, February 18th, starting at 2:00 PM GMT.
- For the detailed schedule and results, visit the official World Snooker Tour website: <invalid URL removed>
Match Preview
This year’s Welsh Open promises to be an exciting battle with several contenders vying for the title. Last year’s victor, Robert Milkins, will be aiming to defend his crown, while former champions like Mark Williams, Judd Trump, and John Higgins will be looking to add another trophy to their cabinets. Other players to watch include Neil Robertson, Luca Brecel, and Yan Bingtao.
Welsh Open 2024 About
The Welsh Open 2024 is a crucible of talent, where the defending champion Robert Milkins aims to uphold his legacy. With a prize pool that beckons the bravest, the tournament is the final jewel in the Home Nations Series crown. As Mark Williams seeks to rekindle the magic of yesteryears, the absence of Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump casts a shadow, stirring the waters of competition. The event, rich in history and prestige, promises to be a tapestry of tactical brilliance and emotional depth, where every frame is a story waiting to be told.
