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Congratulations to Gerard Greene and Peter Lines who won their pro status back yesterday. Both Lines and Greene dropped off the tour last year but thanks to their top eight position in the EBSA Order of Merit and their success at Ponds Forge, they both make an immediate return. Results Event 1 ​Semi finals Ian

The EBSA Play Offs Wednesday 12 April 2017 (The real “Judgement Day”!) [vc_separator] Event 1 SF1 – Ian Glover v Gerard Green SF 2 – Steven Hallworth v George Pragnall Event 2 SF1 – Peter Lines v Ben Jones SF 2 – Zack Richardson v Brandon Sargeant Matches are scheduled for 11:00am but may be

Despite heroic efforts by both Peter Lines and Reanne Evans, neither could make it through to judgement day. Peter Lines was 6-5 up on Gary Wilson but Wilson hit three tons in the next four frames to go 9-6 ahead. Lines took another frame but couldn’t do any more and Wilson ran out the winner

Alexander Ursenbacher completed a fantastic win over Scot Donaldson [world ranked 66]. Ursenbacher raced into a 5-0 lead only to be pegged back and eventually go behind for the first time at 9-8. A break of 114 forced a decider before Ursenbacher booked his place in the third round where he now faces teenager Yan

No further winners from the amateur field yesterday but we’re looking forward to this afternoon when Reanne Evans, Peter Lines and Alexander Ursenbacher start their second round matches. Reanne Evans plays Lee Walker [world ranked 89] and the match is scheduled for the Eurosport Player at 2:30pm. Peter Lines plays Gary Wilson [59] who made

Alexander Ursenbacher, from Switzerland, who regained his tour card after winning the European Under 21 Championship recently, was the only amateur to complete his first round match yesterday. And what a result it was! He beat the world ranked 31 Robert Milkins 10-6 after Milkins took the first frame with a century break. Xu Si of

Peter Lines became the second amateur to move into the 2nd round with a 10-9 win over Thepchaiya Un-Nooh [world ranking 38] Ng on Yee, current women’s world champion, couldn’t match the success of Reanne Evans and went out 10-2 to Nigel Bond [73] Ross Valance of Scotland lost out by the same scoreline to

What a win for Reanne Evans! A 10-8 defeat of Robin Hull [world ranking 57] takes her to just two wins away from an appearance at The Crucible. Next up for Reanne is Lee Walker [89] starting on Sunday No luck for English Amateur Champion Jamie Bodle. He went down 10-2 to Tom Ford [32]