2016 Snooker Shoot-Out

Coral Snooker Shoot-Out

Tournament information
Dates	12–14 February 2016
Venue	Hexagon Theatre
City	Reading
Country	England
Organisation(s)	WPBSA
Total prize fund	£130,000
Winner's share	£32,000
Highest break	127
Final
Champion	Robin Hull
Runner-up	Luca Brecel
Score	50–36
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The 2016 Coral Snooker Shoot-Out was a cue sport tournament played under a variation of the standard rules of snooker that took place between 12–14 February 2016 at the Hexagon Theatre in Reading, England.

Michael White was the defending champion, but he lost 1–66 against Ben Woollaston in round two.

Robin Hull won in the final 50–36 against Luca Brecel.

Prize fund

The breakdown of prize money for this year is shown below:

• Winner: £32,000
• Runner-up: £16,000
• Semi-final: £8,000
• Quarter-final: £4,000
• Last 16: £2,000
• Last 32: £1,000
• Last 64: £500
• Highest break: £2,000
• Total: £130,000

Draw

Round 1

• Friday, 12 February – 18:30
  • Michael White 73–0 Mark King
  • Mark Davis 31–55 Gary Wilson
  • Zhou Yuelong 70–19 Michael Georgiou
  • Ken Doherty 29–38 Tom Ford
  • Ali Carter 57–0 Liam Highfield
  • Graeme Dott 30–70 Ben Woollaston
  • Joe Perry 79−17 Cao Yupeng
  • David Gilbert 127–0 Mark Joyce
  • Jimmy Robertson 96–0 David Grace
  • Mark Allen 65–20 Yu Delu
  • Alan McManus 0–84 David Morris
  • Stuart Bingham 54–38 Ricky Walden
  • Luca Brecel 48–37 Mike Dunn
  • Ryan Day 55–34 Michael Holt
  • Jack Lisowski 50–7 Sam Baird
  • Shaun Murphy 112–24 Dominic Dale

• Saturday, 13 February – 12:30
  • John Higgins 10–62 Andrew Higginson
  • Peter Lines 56–33 Kurt Maflin
  • Robert Milkins 53–38 Marco Fu
  • Mark Williams 70–43 Rory McLeod
  • Tian Pengfei 16–56 Joe Swail
  • Jamie Jones 1–97 Martin Gould
  • Liang Wenbo 52–60 Anthony McGill
  • Robin Hull 41–35 Craig Steadman
  • Rod Lawler 23–1 Dechawat Poomjaeng
  • Kyren Wilson 55–14 Li Hang
  • Anthony Hamilton 50–56 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
  • Stuart Carrington 62–7 Matthew Stevens
  • Barry Hawkins 0–48 Peter Ebdon
  • Xiao Guodong 38–25 Matthew Selt
  • Oliver Lines 26–59 Ian Burns
  • Judd Trump 74–22 Gerard Greene

Round 2

• Saturday, 13 February – 18:30
  • Stuart Bingham 0–69 Rod Lawler
  • Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 36–60 Ian Burns
  • Luca Brecel 46–20 Xiao Guodong
  • Zhou Yuelong 85–0 Shaun Murphy
  • Ali Carter 85–5 Peter Lines
  • Mark Williams 58–32 David Gilbert
  • Kyren Wilson 38–52 Ryan Day
  • Joe Swail 39–1 Anthony McGill

• Saturday, 13 February – 18:30
  • Robin Hull 70–6 Judd Trump
  • Andrew Higginson 85–10 Martin Gould
  • Peter Ebdon 9–43 David Morris
  • Joe Perry 46–38 Tom Ford
  • Jimmy Robertson 0–67 Jack Lisowski
  • Gary Wilson 62–21 Stuart Carrington
  • Mark Allen 56–61 Robert Milkins
  • Michael White 1–66 Ben Woollaston

Round 3

• Sunday, 14 February – 13:30
  • Rod Lawler 61–24 Ali Carter
  • Ian Burns 21–49 Robin Hull
  • Gary Wilson 16–22 Joe Swail
  • Zhou Yuelong 36–57 Ryan Day

• Sunday, 14 February – 13:30
  • Jack Lisowski 12–72 Andrew Higginson
  • Ben Woollaston 31–47 Luca Brecel
  • Robert Milkins 102–17 David Morris
  • Mark Williams 42–13 Joe Perry

Quarter-finals

• Sunday, 14 February – 18:30
  • Ryan Day 7–78 Robin Hull
  • Rod Lawler 18–27 Luca Brecel

• Sunday, 14 February – 18:30
  • Mark Williams 39–20 Andrew Higginson
  • Robert Milkins 8–23 Joe Swail

Semi-finals

• Sunday, 14 February – 20:00
  • Joe Swail 34–38 Luca Brecel
  • Mark Williams 41–62 Robin Hull

Final

• Sunday, 14 February – 20:30
  • Luca Brecel 36–50 Robin Hull

Century breaks

• 127 David Gilbert