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The Q Tour, officially the WPBSA Q Tour, is a second-tier series of snooker tournaments immediately below the level of the World Snooker Tour, consisting of amateur and ex-professional players to compete for qualifying places to the main tour. It is administered by the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA).
Originally known as the Minor Tour, UK Tour and then the Challenge Tour, the WPBSA then operated the tournament as the intermediate circuit between the main tour and the pro-am Open Tour for the lower-ranked professionals until the end of the 2004–05 season; it was later repositioned as an amateur-only event and revived from the 2018–19 season after a 14-year hiatus. The series expanded to other European countries outside of England and rebranded to its current name from the 2021–22 season, and since the 2023–24 season regional Q Tour franchises, established under the Q Tour Global banner, are also introduced as supplementary tours. There are now over 20 Q Tour events to be held during a regular snooker season.
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Description
The Q Tour, officially the WPBSA Q Tour, is a second-tier series of snooker tournaments immediately below the level of the World Snooker Tour, consisting of amateur and ex-professional players to compete for qualifying places to the main tour. It is administered by the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA).
Originally known as the Minor Tour, UK Tour and then the Challenge Tour, the WPBSA then operated the tournament as the intermediate circuit between the main tour and the pro-am Open Tour for the lower-ranked professionals until the end of the 2004–05 season; it was later repositioned as an amateur-only event and revived from the 2018–19 season after a 14-year hiatus. The series expanded to other European countries outside of England and rebranded to its current name from the 2021–22 season, and since the 2023–24 season regional Q Tour franchises, established under the Q Tour Global banner, are also introduced as supplementary tours. There are now over 20 Q Tour events to be held during a regular snooker season.
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Table| Number | Name | Nationality | Position | Wage |
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| 1 |  Jamie Clarke |  Wales | Snooker Player | - |
| 2 | Hammad Miah |  England | Snooker Player | - |
| 3 |  Peter Lines | England | Snooker Player | - |
| 4 | Oliver Sykes | England | Snooker Player | - |
| 5 |  Craig Steadman | England | Snooker Player | - |
| 6 | Stuart Carrington | England | Snooker Player | - |
| 7 |  Ashley Hugill | England | Snooker Player | - |
| 8 |  Ashley Carty | England | Snooker Player | - |
| 9 | Simon Blackwell | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Aaron Busuttil |  Malta | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Aidan Murphy | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Alex Millington | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Alfie Davies | Wales | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Andres Petrov |  Estonia | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Anthony Harris | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Anton Kazakov |  Ukraine | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Asutosh Padhy |  India | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Barry Pinches | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Billy Joe Castle | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Brian Ochoiski |  France | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Daniel Womersley | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Dean Young |  Scotland | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Filips Kalniņš |  Latvia | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Hamim Hussain | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Ian Martin | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Jake Crofts | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Joel Connolly |  Northern Ireland | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Li Tang | Ukraine | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Matthew Glasby | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Patrick Whelan | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Peter Devlin | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Riley Parsons | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Rodions Judins | Latvia | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Ryan Davies | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Ryan Thomerson |  Australia | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Sean Maddocks | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Sean O'Sullivan | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Stuart Watson | England | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Umut Dikme |  Germany | Snooker Player | - |
| - | Vladislav Grădinari |  Moldova | Snooker Player | - |
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