British Open (snooker)

The British Open is a snooker tournament. It has been played since 1985. From 2005 to 2021, it was not played. The event has a random draw. After each round, the matches are redrawn.

The reigning champion is Mark Selby. He won his first title in 2024.

Winners

 Year Winner Runner-up Score Venue City Season British Gold Cup (non-ranking, 1980) 1980   5–1 Assembly Rooms Derby, England 1979/80 Yamaha Organs Trophy (non-ranking, 1981) 1981   9–6 Assembly Rooms Derby, England 1980/81 International Masters (non-ranking, 1982–1984) 1982   9–7 Assembly Rooms Derby, England 1981/82 1983   9–6 1982/83 1984   R-RFinal was decided on a three-man round robin basis. 1983/84 British Open (ranking, 1985–2004) 1985   12–9 Assembly Rooms Derby, England 1984/85 1986   12–7 1985/86 1987   13–9 1986/87 1988   13–2 1987/88 1989   13–6 1988/89 1990   10–8 1989/90 1991   10–9 1990/91 1992   10–7 1991/92 1993   10–2 1992/93 1994   9–4 Plymouth Pavilions Plymouth, England 1993/94 1995   9–6 1994/95 1996   9–8 1995/96 1997   9–2 1996/97 1998   9–8 1997/98 1999 (Apr)   9–7 1998/99 1999 (Sep)   9–5 1999/00 2000   9–6 2000/01 2001   9–6 Telewest Arena Newcastle, England 2001/02 2002   9–4 Telford International Arena Telford, England 2002/03 2003   9–6 Brighton Centre Brighton, England 2003/04 2004   9–6 2004/05 British Open (renewed, ranking, 2021–present) 2021     6–4 Morningside Arena Leicester, England 2021/22 2022   10–7 Marshall Arena Milton Keynes, England 2022/23 2023    10–7 The Centaur Cheltenham, England 2023/24 2024   10–5 2024/25

References

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