Champion of Champions Snooker draw, schedule, TV channel and prize money

The Champion of Champions gets underway on Monday with most of the world’s best players lining up at the Toughsheet Community Stadium in Bolton.

Tournament winners over the last year have booked their places at the prestigious non-ranking event, which Mark Allen won last year as he beat Judd Trump in the final.

It is a hugely busy time on the snooker calendar as the International Championship comes to an end on Sunday in Nanjing, China and the Champion of Champions begins in Lancashire, England just hours later.

The winner of the International Championship will take the last spot in Bolton, with Ding Junhui and Chris Wakelin battling it out for the chance to play Judd Trump on Wednesday.

Champion of Champions 2024 draw and schedule

From Monday-Thursday there is a group each day, with two matches played from 1pm and then a group final at 7pm.

The winners of each day progress to semi-finals on Friday and Saturday before Sunday’s final.

Monday 11th November – Group One

Mark Allen vs Igor Figueiredo
Gary Wilson vs Jak Jones

Tuesday 12th November – Group Three

Mark Williams vs Bai Yulu
Kyren Wilson vs Luca Brecel

Wednesday 13th November – Group Two

Judd Trump vs Chris Wakelin/Ding Junhui
Ali Carter vs Neil Robertson

Thursday 14th November – Group Four

Ronnie O’Sullivan vs Xiao Guodong
Mark Selby vs Shaun Murphy

How to watch Champion of Champions

ITV will be showing the tournament in the UK, with ITV4 the home of the event and streaming available on ITVX.

Champion of Champions prize money

Winner: £150,000
Runner-up: £60,000
Semi-final: £30,000
Group runner-up: £17,500
Group semi-final: £12,500

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