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Championship Tour changing to straight knockout

CUESTARS has announced a change of format for the Championship Tour. In a bid to make the ever more popular

CUESTARS has launched a training app which has already achieved remarkable results. Developer John Hunter reckons – perhaps not surprisingly

CUESTARS has added a whopping £750 to the prize fund for the 2019/20 season. The Under-21 Gold Tour rankings winner

CUESTARS has announced five important changes for the 2018/19 season. Renew your membership online now and enter out free fantasy

OUR minds may be occupied with summer holidays and lazy days on the beach at the moment but the new

CUESTARS is expanding all five tours next season. There will be ten Under-21 Gold, Silver and Bronze events, eight Championship

CUESTARS can trace its history back to a Saturday morning junior section at Andover Snooker Club in the mid-1980s. But

CUESTARS organisers would like to clarify how the round-robin group positions are calculated. The first criteria is the number of

CUESTARS is ditching its handicap system. Director John Hunter (pictured with Pontin’s under-12 champion Shane Castle) announced this week that