UK Championship 2024: Full results & prize money

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Triumphant Trump beats Hawkins to win second UK Championship crown

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Final

Sunday, 1 December

Barry Hawkins 8-10 Judd Trump

Highest break: Trump 133 in frame 15

First session scores: 0-73 (73), 122-6 (116), 0-72 (72), 70-69 (70 Hawkins, 69 Trump), 5-66 (66), 1-103 (102), 49-66, 81-51 (81 Hawkins, 51 Trump)

Second session: 0-94 (62), 93-0 (57), 66-12, 11-96 (67), 83-0, 35-67 (53), 0-133 (133), 75-16 (75), 86-0 (82), 43-82 (67)

* breaks over 50 in brackets

Prize money

Out of a total prize fund of £1,205,000, the winner receives £250,000.

The runner-up earns £100,000 with the semi-finalists collecting £50,000 each.

For reaching the first round players get £10,000, while it is £15,000 for the second round and £25,000 for a quarter-final place.

There is also a prize of £15,000 for the highest break.

Results

First round

Ronnie O'Sullivan 4-6 Barry Hawkins

Shaun Murphy 6-5 Zhao Xintong

Ding Junhui 6-5 Robert Milkins

Xiao Guodong 4-6 David Gilbert

Ali Carter 6-4 Ryan Day

Mark Allen 6-4 Jackson Page

Jack Lisowski 6-4 Mark Selby

Wu Yize 6-4 Si Jiahui

Kyren Wilson 6-0 Stephen Maguire

Chris Wakelin 6-4 Matthew Selt

Gary Wilson 1-6 Michael Holt

Luca Brecel 5-6 Jak Jones

Judd Trump 6-3 Neil Robertson

John Higgins 6-0 He Guoqiang

Zhang Anda 6-3 Lei Peifan

Mark Williams 5-6 Stuart Bingham

Second Round

Shaun Murphy 6-5 Ding Junhui

Barry Hawkins 6-5 David Gilbert

Jack Lisowski 6-4 Ali Carter

Mark Allen 6-4 Wu Yize

Judd Trump 6-5 John Higgins

Zhang Anda 6-5 Stuart Bingham

Kyren Wilson 6-2 Chris Wakelin

Jak Jones 6-5 Michael Holt

Quarter-finals

Judd Trump 6-2 Zhang Anda

Barry Hawkins 6-2 Shaun Murphy

Kyren Wilson 6-3 Michael Holt

Mark Allen 6-3 Jack Lisowski

Semi-Final

Judd Trump 6-2 Kyren Wilson

Mark Allen 5-6 Barry Hawkins

Final

Barry Hawkins 8-10 Judd Trump

Format

The world's top 16 automatically qualified, while the other 16 players in the main draw came through the qualifying tournament at the Mattioli Arena in Leicester.

All matches in York are best of 11 frames except for the final on 1 December, which is played over 19 frames and two sessions.

There are two matches in each session until the semi-finals on 30 November.

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UK Snooker Championship 2023: Ronnie O'Sullivan wins eighth title 30 years after his first

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