Rankings FAQ

Points will continue to be awarded for every frame won at each of the nine events.

The official world rankings are now a two-year rolling system with players defending points from the last two seasons.

The top two ranked players on the official world rankings on 7 April 2025 will be invited to participate in the 2025 World Seniors Snooker Championship at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

The Race to the Crucible series will be based purely on performances across the 2024/25 season and will encourage new tour players to join with them not thinking they are a year behind those already established.

The top two ranked players on the Race to the Crucible series ranking list on 7 April 2025 will be invited to participate in the 2025 World Seniors Snooker Championship at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

Should the same players sit in the top two of both rankings lists then the official world rankings would take priority.

CUT OFF DATES

On the official world ranking list, the following points will be removed in line with upcoming events:

Even 1: August 9-11, points awarded will replace those won at 2022/2023 WSS Qualifier 1

Event 2: Sept 27–29, points awarded will replace those won at 2022/2023 WSS Open Series 1

Event 3: Oct 11-13, points awarded will replace those won at 2022/2023 WSS Qualifier 2

Event 4: Nov 22-24, points awarded will replace those won at 2022/2023 WSS Open Series 2

Event 5: December 13-15, points awarded will replace those won at 2022/2023 WSS Qualifier 3

Event 6: Jan 17-19, points awarded will replace those won at 2022/2023 WSS Qualifier 4

Event 7: Feb 7-9, points awarded will replace those won at 2022/2023 Open Series 3

Event 8: March 7-9, no points to come off.

Event 9: April 4-6, no points to come off.

2025 World Seniors Championship: players will be defending points won at the 2023 World Seniors Championship