![]() In addition, selected matches will be streamed on Facebook Live on the EPBF page. ![]() This will take you through to viewing options. All matches are races to 9 racks with alternate break.Īll the matches can be viewed live by visiting clicking on the ‘LIVE’ button. All Euro Tour tournaments are 9-ball and players compete in a double-elimination format, playing down to the last 32 competitors, and then single elimination until the finish. Action continues in the morning at 9.00am local time, with Losers Round 2 as well as Winners Round 2 matches.Īs well as the prize money, there are Tour ranking points on offer. There are plenty more matches in store on Sunday as the field plays down to the last 16. He though, bounced back on the one loss side as he defeated 16 year-old Finnish junior Juho Teittinen 9-6 to keep his hopes alive and he can look forward to facing another Finn, Leevi Auresto at midday tomorrow. ![]() The 21 year-old Pole is currently ranked No.76 on the Euro Tour and that was certainly one of his finer moments. Mario He, the winner in Treviso last time out in November, suffered a body blow as he lost his opening match 9-6 to Adam Stankiewicz. He beat Eero Romppanen 9-0 and then Azhdar Nasirov 9-3 to set up a Winners Round 2 match against top Hungarian Oliver Szolnoki, which will be a real test for the precocious young talent. Vogel was a gold medallist at the European Junior Championships last year and even at a tender age, is a dangerous opponent for anyone. That gave extra impetus to some of the big names competing, as 2022’s player of the year, Francisco Sanchez Ruiz won his opening game, beating Panagiotis Ksipoliteas (Greece) by 9-6. The Spaniard plays again tomorrow morning when he faces countryman Salvador Garcia Fernandez.Įstonian No.1 Dennis Grabe enjoyed a 9-7 win over Portugal’s Joao Grilo to safely negotiate day one, while countryman, reigning WPA World U17 champ Karl Gnadeberg, scored a fantastic win over No.10 ranked player Miesko Fortunski by 9-5. Both players had table time in the Longoni 9 Ball League on Friday evening but Gnadeberg certainly sent out a message with the win.Īnother highly-decorated junior, 15 year-old Felix Vogel (Germany) made it two wins from two in Tallinn. Almost four rounds of play were completed and absentees Joshua Filler and Wiktor Zielinski were joined by No.4 ranked player Eklent Kaci who failed to materialise for his first-round match, having failed to travel to Estonia. PLAY GOT UNDERWAY at the Dynamic Billard Estonian Open as the opening day unfolded for the 200 or so competitors at the Kalev Sports Hall in Tallinn.
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