Krzysztof Ratajski has moved into a tentative spot for the Ally Pally spectacle that is the World Championships at the end of the year and the Polish Eagle has every chance of making the event.
The Projected Cut Off is £22,000 and with him currently on £19,000 and qualifying for all but 1 of the remaining Euro Tour events as well as taking part in the European Championships at the end of the year we could see not only Ratajski but also Peter Jacques, two non tour card holders making the event.
Daryl Gurney on the other hand is close to a top 10 seeding at the Alexandra Palace and with Jelle Klaasen not in the best form since recovering from his injury, Superchin could go into the event with every chance of not only a great run but also making the Premier League either as a wildcard or out right.
The full list is below, see where you favourite player is on the road to the 2018 World Championship!
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/904443274471120896
The Projected Cut Off is £22,000 and with him currently on £19,000 and qualifying for all but 1 of the remaining Euro Tour events as well as taking part in the European Championships at the end of the year we could see not only Ratajski but also Peter Jacques, two non tour card holders making the event.
Daryl Gurney on the other hand is close to a top 10 seeding at the Alexandra Palace and with Jelle Klaasen not in the best form since recovering from his injury, Superchin could go into the event with every chance of not only a great run but also making the Premier League either as a wildcard or out right.
The full list is below, see where you favourite player is on the road to the 2018 World Championship!
https://twitter.com/bsd987/status/904443274471120896
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