Snooker world rankings on iPhone and iPad
The WST world ranking for the men's tour and the World Women's Snooker ranking, on one screen with a Men/Women switch. Star the players you follow.
in the app
Rankings covered
World Ranking (men's)
The WST tour's official ranking, all 128 tour players, by prize money.
World Women's Snooker ranking (women's)
The women's tour ranking, top 150, by ranking points.
how they work
How the rankings are calculated
The men's ranking is prize money from ranking events over the last two years. After each event, its prize money is added and the money from the same event two years earlier drops off, so a player can fall after a good run if they won more there two years ago. Invitational events such as the Masters don't count.
The women's ranking uses points from World Women's Snooker ranking events over a rolling two years, counting each player's best 14 results. The World Women's Championship is worth the most.
schedule
When they're published
Both rankings are updated after each of their ranking events.
In the app: both lists are checked twice a day. They're read from a public site that republishes the official rankings, and each list shows the date of its latest edition.
sources
Official sources
WST and World Women's Snooker publish the official rankings:
- WST world rankings (opens in a new tab)
- World Women's Snooker rankings (opens in a new tab)
- WPBSA rankings FAQ (opens in a new tab)
World Sport Rankings is not affiliated with or endorsed by WST, the WPBSA or World Women's Snooker.
questions
Frequently asked questions
Why are the men's points so large?
They're prize money in pounds: what each player won at ranking events over the last two years.
Does the Masters count?
No. Invitational events, such as the Masters, aren't part of the ranking.
Can I follow a player?
Yes. Tap the star next to their name to add them to Favorites.
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