THE World Seniors Snooker 900 tournament has concluded in Hull.
Snooker legends took part include Stephen Hendry, Ken Doherty and Jimmy White.
Ken Doherty won the first World Seniors Snooker 900 earlier this year[/caption]SunSport brings you how the tournament unfolded below…
Every match apart from the final is a single frame shootout. The final is best of three frames.
There’s a time limit of 15 minutes (900 seconds) per frame. If the frame isn’t completed in time, whoever’s leading claims victory.
The game is played with a spotted cueball and players will have 20 seconds per shot. No time-outs or extensions.
Every shot played must either be potted or the ball must at least strike a cushion or object ball.
All fouls result in the cueball going to the opponent.
If the game is tied after 15 minutes, a blue-ball shootout will decide the winner.
Six players will compete in two round-robin groups of three players. The top two advance to the semi-finals.
Winner of Group A plays the runner-up of Group B and the winner of Group B plays the runner-up of Group A in the semi-finals.
Group Stages (Single-Frame Shootout)
Match A1: Igor Figueiredo 0-1 Ken Doherty (22-77)
Match B1: Jimmy White 0-1 Tony Drago (20-77)
Match A2: Barry Pinches 0-1 Ken Doherty (31-50)
Match B2: Stephen Hendry 0-1 Tony Drago (9-57)
Match A3: Barry Pinches 0-1 Igor Figueiredo (0-95)
Match B3: Stephen Hendry 0-1 Jimmy White (0-80)
Semi Finals (Single-Frame Shootout)
Ken Doherty 0-1 Jimmy White (26-101)
Tony Drago 0-1 Igor Figueiredo (42-51)
Final (Best of 3 Frames)
Jimmy White 1-2 Igor Figueiredo (70-1, 22-106, 52-61)