The Masters snooker 2020 draw, TV schedule, times, tickets, prize money, watch live stream, results.
The second Triple Crown event of the season begins this weekend as Judd Trump turns up at the Alexandra Palace as defending champion at the Masters.
The tournament is going to have to do without Ronnie O’Sullivan this year, with the Rocket pulling out of the event, but otherwise, the world’s top 16 are involved, with Ali Carter the lucky beneficiary of O’Sullivan’s decision.
A whopping £250,000 is on the line in the non-ranking event and the world champion, world number one and defending champ is the man to stop in north London.
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2020 Masters Snooker, TV schedule, dates, Start times, Where to watch online Live Stream, latest results.
The tournament is being shown on Eurosport and on the BBC. Here we only shows the BBC Schedule.
Sunday 12 January
Ding Junhui 3 - 6 Joe Perry - 1pm – 5.15pm – BBC Two
Mark Selby 4 - 6 Ali Carter - 7pm – 11pm – BBC Red Button
Monday 13 January
Neil Robertson v Stephen Maguire - 1pm – 4.45pm – BBC Two
Mark Allen v David Gilbert - 7pm – 11pm – BBC Red Button
Tuesday 14 January
Judd Trump v Shaun Murphy - 1pm – 4.45pm – BBC Two
John Higgins v Barry Hawkins - 7pm – 11pm – BBC Red Button
Wednesday 15 January
1pm Kyren Wilson v Jack Lisowski - 1pm – 4.45pm – BBC Two
7pm Mark Williams v Stuart Bingham - 7pm – 11pm – BBC Red Button
Thursday 16 January
Quarter-final 1 - 1pm – 4.45pm & 7pm – 8pm – BBC Two
Quarter-finla 2 - 7pm – 11pm – BBC Red Button
Friday 17 January
Quarter-finla 3 - 1pm – 4.45pm & 7pm – 8.30pm – BBC Two
Quarter-finla 4 - 7pm – 11pm – BBC Red Button
Saturday 18 January
Semi-Final 1 - 1.15pm – 4.30pm – BBC One
Semi-Final 2 - 4.30pm – 5.30pm & 7pm – 11pm – BBC Two
1.15pm – 5.30pm – Uninterrupted, BBC iPlayer, Connected TV & online
Sunday 19 January
Masters Snooker 2020 Final - 1pm – 5.15pm & 7pm – 11pm – BBC Two
2020 Masters Snooker: Full prize money breakdown, fund, purse, winners.
Winners: £250,000
Runner-up: £100,000
Semi-finals: £60,000
Quarter-finals: £30,000
Last 16: £15,000 H
highest break: £15,000
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