2024 UK Championship Snooker: Schedule, Results & Key Players
The 2024 UK Championship takes place in York. Follow results and schedule here.
The event occurs at the York Barbican Centre from November 23 to December 1. Thirty-two top players will compete for a £250,000 prize.
The UK Championship format is the same as the World Championship. The top 16 seeds will join 16 qualifiers.
Defending champion Ronnie O’Sullivan lost to Barry Hawkins on the tournament’s opening day. O’Sullivan has won the title eight times.
Notable players include three-time winners Ding Junhui, John Higgins, and Neil Robertson. Mark Selby and Mark Williams have each won twice.
Other former winners are Shaun Murphy, Judd Trump, Mark Allen, Stephen Maguire, and Zhao Xintong. Zhao’s return was short after losing in round one.
World champion Kyren Wilson and Luca Brecel are key players to watch. Strong qualifiers include Stuart Bingham, Ryan Day, Jack Lisowski, and Jak Jones.
Matches will be best of 11 frames through to the Semi-Finals. The final will be best of 19 frames.
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UK Championship 2024 Schedule
Saturday, November 23
Round One
1pm
Ronnie O’Sullivan 4-6 Barry Hawkins
Shaun Murphy 6-5 Zhao Xintong
7pm
Ding Junhui 6-5 Robert Milkins
Xiao Guodong 4-6 David Gilbert
Sunday, November 24
Round One
1pm
Mark Allen v Jackson Page
Ali Carter v Ryan Day
7pm
Si Jiahui v Wu Yize
Mark Selby v Jack Lisowski
Monday, November 25
Round One
1pm
Chris Wakelin v Matthew Selt
Kyren Wilson v Stephen Maguire
7pm
Luca Brecel v Jak Jones
Gary Wilson v Michael Holt
Tuesday, November 26
Round One
1pm
John Higgins v He Guoqiang
Judd Trump v Neil Robertson
7pm
Mark Williams v Stuart Bingham
Zhang Anda v Lei Peifan
Wednesday November 27
Round Two (TBC)
Thursday November 28
Round Two (TBC)
Friday November 29
Quarter-Finals (TBC)
Saturday November 30
Semi-Finals (TBC)
Sunday December 1
Final (TBC)
Prize Fund
Winner: £250,000
Runner-up: £100,000
Semi-final losers: £50,000
Quarter-final losers: £25,000
Last 16 losers: £15,000
Last 32 losers: £10,000

