Mensur Suljovic, Jeffrey de Graaf, Berry van Peer among players into main Preliminary Round at Winmau World Masters
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The group stage in the preliminary round of the Winmau World Masters 2025 produced the line-up for the main Last 64 in Milton Keynes as the action really begins.
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The group stage saw 94 players in action, divided into 32 groups. The group winners will advance to the last 64, where they will be joined by the numbers 25 through 56 in the world rankings.
Joshua Richardson, William Borland, Oskar Lukasiak, Darius Labanauskas, Adam Hunt, Karel Sedlacek, Brett Claydon, Owen Bates, Cam Crabtree, Thomas Lovely, Danny Lauby, Jitse van der Wal, Andreas Harrysson, Pero Ljubic, Henry Coates, Andy Boulton, Radek Szaganski, Jimmy van Schie are all through to the Last 64.
As well as Berry van Peer, Andy Baetens, Tom Bissell, Marvin van Velzen, Nathan Girvan, Bradley Brooks, Thibault Tricole, Nick Kenny, Jeffrey de Graaf, Mensur Suljovic, Adam Lipscombe, Aden Kirk, Ryan Meikle and Ryan Branley managed to survive the group stage in all. John Henderson, Fallon Sherrock, Leonard Gates among others all went home at this point.
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Results group stage preliminary round Winmau World Masters 2025
Group 1
Jacob Womack (85.23) 2 | 0 (72.39) Robyn Byrne
Joshua Richardson (79.95) 2 | 0 (72.14) Jacob Womack
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Joshua Richardson (82.36) 2 | 0 (62.00) Robyn Byrne
Standings
Joshua Richardson 4pts (+4)
Jacob Womack 2pts (0)
Robyn Byrne 0pt (-4)
Group 2
Alex Spellman (90.67) 2 | 1 (90.58) Adam Warner
William Borland (89.43) 2 | 1 (85.16) Alex Spellman
William Borland (87.45) 2 | 0 (82.14) Adam Warner
Standings
William Borland 4pts (+3)
Alex Spellman 2pts (0)
Adam Warner 0pts (-3)
Group 3
Oskar Lukasiak (87.00) 2 | 0 (74.49) Ryusei Azemoto
Ryusei Azemoto (88.59) 2 | 1 (96.29) Jelle Klaasen
Jelle Klaasen (86.20) 2 | 1 (84.40) Oskar Lukasiak
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Standings
Oskar Lukasiak 2pts (+1)
Jelle Klaasen 2pts (0)
Ryusei Azemoto 2pts (-1)
Group 4
James Bailey (88.19) 2 | 1 (94.83) Darius Labanauskas
Haupai Puha (79.50) 2 | 1 (80.42) James Bailey
Darius Labanauskas (88.16) 2 | 1 (88.89) Haupai Puha
Standings
Darius Labanauskas 2pts (0, 3DA 91.60)
James Bailey 2pts (0, 3DA 83.99)
Haupai Puha 2pts (0, 3DA 83.59)
Group 5
Lee Cocks (87.13) 2 | 0 (72.27) Wayne McRae
Adam Hunt (83.10) 2 | 1 (75.92) Wayne McRae
Adam Hunt (103.66) 2 | 0 (82.56) Lee Cocks
Standings
Adam Hunt 4pts (+3)
Lee Cocks 2pt (0)
Wayne McRae 0pts (-3)
Group 6
Karel Sedlacek (89.72) 2 | 1 (95.86) Adam Sevada
Adam Sevada (89.88) 2 | 0 (88.95) Martijn Dragt
Karel Sedlacek (88.80) 2 | 1 (93.80) Martijn Dragt
Standings
Karel Sedlacek 4pts (+2)
Adam Sevada 2pts (+1)
Martijn Dragt 0pt (-3)
Group 7
Jeremy Fagg (83.33) 2 | 1 (89.73) Greg Ritchie
Brett Claydon (86.66) 2 | 1 (93.00) Greg Ritchie
Brett Claydon (88.28) 2 | 0 (87.70) Jeremy Fagg
Standings
Brett Claydon 4pts (+3)
Jeremy Fagg 2pts (-1)
Greg Ritchie 0pt (-2)
Group 8
Tavis Dudeney (97.25) 2 | 1 (91.47) Brandon Weening
Owen Bates (94.97) 2 | 0 (85.94) Tavis Dudeney
Owen Bates (88.76) 2 | 1 (93.94) Brandon Weening
Standings
Owen Bates 4pts (+3)
Tavis Dudeney 2pts (-1)
Brandon Weening 0pts (-2)
Group 9
Cam Crabtree (93.03) 2 | 1 (89.17) Wesley Plaisier
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Cam Crabtree (87.13) 2 | 0 (70.77) George Killington
George Killington (100.20) 2 | 0 (89.84) Wesley Plaisier
Standings
Cam Crabtree 4pts (+3)
George Killington 2pts (0)
Wesley Plaisier 0pt (-3)
Group 10
Thomas Lovely (84.85) 2 | 0 (81.28) Daniel Stephenson
Thomas Lovely (85.89) 2 | 0 (73.17) Robert Grundy
Robert Grundy (98.31) 2 | 0 (85.93) Daniel Stephenson
Standings
Thomas Lovely 4pts (+4)
Robert Grundy 2pts (0)
Daniel Stephensson 0pts (-4)
Group 11
Haruki Muramatsu (93.94) 2 | 0 (84.52) Leon Weber
Leon Weber (87.00) 2 | 1 (83.54) Danny Lauby
Danny Lauby (96.51) 2 | 0 (88.33) Haruki Muramatsu
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Standings
Danny Lauby 2pts (+1)
Haruki Muramatsu 2pts (0)
Leon Weber 2pts (-1)
Group 12
Maik Kuivenhoven (87.13) 2 | 0 (80.23) Sebastian Bialecki
Jitse Van der Wal (93.36) 2 | 1 (90.10) Maik Kuivenhoven
Jitse Van der Wal (90.29) 2 | 1 (85.27) Sebastian Bialecki
Standings
Jitse van der Wal 4pts (+2)
Maik Kuivenhoven 2pts (+1)
Sebastian Bialecki 0pt (-3)
Group 13
Andreas Harrysson (86.76) 2 | 0 (77.73) Fallon Sherrock
Andreas Harrysson (98.02) 2 | 1 (83.30) Darren Beveridge
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Darren Beveridge (85.99) 2 | 0 (75.39) Fallon Sherrock
Standings
Andreas Harrysson 4pts (+3)
Darren Beveridge 2pts (+1)
Fallon Sherrock 0pt (-4)
Group 14
Pero Ljubic (84.79) 2 | 0 (96.99) Justin Hood
Pero Ljubic (85.91) 2 | 1 (80.97) Matthew Dennant
Matthew Dennant (94.37) 2 | 0 (88.26) Justin Hood
Standings
Pero Ljubic 4pts (+3)
Matthew Dennant 2pts (+1)
Justin Hood 0pts (-4)
Group 15
Henry Coates (98.56) 2 | 0 (87.00) Mikuru Suzuki
Henry Coates (87.89) 2 | 1 (83.25) Patrick Geeraets
Mikuru Suzuki (87.98) 2 | 1 (88.33) Patrick Geeraets
Standings
Henry Coates 4pts (+3)
Mikuru Suzuki 2pts (-1)
Patrick Geeraets 0pts (-2)
Group 16
Andy Boulton (85.60) 2 | 1 (82.17) Aidan O'Hara
Andy Boulton (95.26) 2 | 1 (97.12) Lukas Wenig
Lukas Wenig (78.03) 2 | 0 (74.05) Aidan O'Hara
Standings
Andy Boulton 4pts (+2)
Lukas Wenig 2pts (+1)
Aidan O'Hara 0pt (-3)
Group 17
Viktor Tingstrom (75.64) 2 | 0 (70.29) Tomoya Goto
Tomoya Goto (84.02) 2 | 1 (78.87) Radek Szaganski
Radek Szaganski (89.01) 2 | 0 (88.11) Viktor Tingstrom
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Standings
Radek Szaganski 2pts (+1)
Viktor Tingstrom 2pts (0)
Tomoya Goto 2pts (-1)
Group 18
Jimmy van Schie (98.56) 2 | 0 (91.05) Adam Paxton
Adam Paxton (95.43) 2 | 0 (90.70) Steve Lennon
Jimmy van Schie (88.67) 2 | 0 (87.00) Steve Lennon
Standings
Jimmy van Schie 4pts (+4)
Adam Paxton 2pts (0)
Steve Lennon 0pts (-4)
Group 19
Christian Kist (89.68) 2 | 1 (92.55) John Henderson
Berry van Peer (117.88) 2 | 0 (92.94) Christian Kist
John Henderson (89.73) 2 | 1 (83.95) Berry van Peer
Standings
Berry van Peer 2pts (+1)
John Henderson 2pts (0)
Christian Kist 2pts (-1)
Group 20
Dominik Gruellich (93.35) 2 | 0 (90.53) Leonard Gates
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Andy Baetens (87.71) 2 | 0 (86.28) Dominik Gruellich
Andy Baetens (99.56) 2 | 0 (97.35) Leonard Gates
Standings
Andy Baetens 4pts (+4)
Dominik Gruellich 2pts (0)
Leonard Gates 0pts (-4)
Group 21
Tom Bissell (92.49) 2 | 0 (85.45) Niko Springer
Tom Bissell (90.26) 2 | 1 (88.11) Rhys Griffin
Niko Springer (94.27) 2 | 1 (88.89) Rhys Griffin
Standings
Tom Bissell 4pts (+3)
Niko Springer 2pts (-1)
Rhys Griffin 0pt (-2)
Group 22
Marvin van Velzen (100.20) 2 | 0 (93.05) Dennie Olde Kalter
Dennie Olde Kalter (82.87) 2 | 1 (86.39) Mario Vandenbogaerde
Mario Vandenbogaerde (90.25) 2 | 1 (94.47) Marvin van Velzen
Standings
Marvin van Velzen 2pts (+1)
Mario Vandenbogaerde 2pts (0)
Dennie Olde Kalter 2pts (-1)
Group 23
Nathan Girvan (103.66) 2 | 0 (80.00) Max Hopp
Max Hopp (89.19) 2 | 0 (86.76) Chris Landman
Nathan Girvan (98.97) 2 | 0 (89.03) Chris Landman
Standings
Nathan Girvan 4pts (+4)
Max Hopp 2pts (0)
Chris Landman 0pts (-4)
Group 24
Bradley Brooks (92.26) 2 | 1 (91.24) Michele Turetta
Bradley Brooks (90.26) 2 | 1 (91.24) James Hurrell
Michele Turetta (88.75) 2 | 0 (84.59) James Hurrell
Standings
Bradley Brooks 4pts (+2)
Michele Turetta 2pts (+1)
James Hurrell 0pt (-3)
Group 25
Kieran Thompson (102.49) 2 | 0 (90.60) Kai Gotthardt
Thibault Tricole (88.16) 2 | 1 (85.63) Kai Gotthardt
Thibault Tricole (100.20) 2 | 0 (85.11) Kieran Thompson
Standings
Thibault Tricole 4pts (+3)
Kieran Thompson 2pts (0)
Kai Gotthardt 0pt (-3)
Group 26
Stefan Bellmont (87.27) 2 | 1 (85.13) Ivan Springborg Poulsen
Nick Kenny (88.75) 2 | 0 (75.07) Ivan Springborg Poulsen
Nick Kenny (96.57) 2 | 0 (84.72) Stefan Bellmont
Standings
Nick Kenny 4pts (+4)
Stefan Bellmont 2pts (-1)
Ivan Springborg Poulsen 0pts (-3)
Group 27
Tytus Kanik (92.19) 2 | 1 (86.21) Lorraine Winstanley
Jeffrey De Graaf (75.00) 2 | 0 (60.77) Lorraine Winstanley
Jeffrey De Graaf (101.13) 2 | 0 (98.55) Tytus Kanik
Standings
Jeffrey de Graaf 4pts (+4)
Tytus Kanik 2pts (-1)
Lorraine Winstanley 0pt (-3)
Group 28
Cor Dekker (84.78) 2 | 0 (74.10) Maximilian Czerwinski
Mensur Suljovic (94.97) 2 | 1 (87.61) Cor Dekker
Mensur Suljovic (79.11) 2 | 0 (65.20) Maximilian Czerwinski
Standings
Mensur Suljovic 4pts (+3)
Cor Dekker 2pt (+1)
Maximilian Czerwinski 0pts (-4)
Group 29
Adam Lipscombe (84.21) 2 | 1 (84.78) Darryl Pilgrim
Connor Scutt (92.19) 2 | 1 (91.93) Darryl Pilgrim
Adam Lipscombe (83.86) 2 | 1 (91.01) Connor Scutt
Standings
Adam Lipscombe 4pts (+2)
Connor Scutt 2pts (0)
Darryl Pilgrim 0pt (-2)
Group 30
Aden Kirk (80.08) 2 | 1 (84.74) Lisa Ashton
Stephen Burton (92.17) 2 | 0 (85.52) Lisa Ashton
Aden Kirk (90.92) 2 | 1 (85.18) Stephen Burton
Standings
Aden Kirk 4pts (+2)
Stephen Burton 2pts (+1)
Lisa Ashton 0pts (-3)
Group 31
Ryan Meikle (82.67) 2 | 1 (81.60) Charlie Manby
Standings
Ryan Meikle 2pts (+1)
Charlie Manby (-1)
Group 32
Ryan Branley (95.41) 2 | 0 (89.11) Rob Owen
Standings
Ryan Branley 2pts (+2)
Robert Owen 0pts (-2)

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