English
EspañolThe 2026 Welsh Open tournament is the sport's longest running ranking event after the World Championship and UK Championship.
The week-long event has featured on the global sporting calendar every year since 1992, establishing itself as one of the most historic tournaments in snooker.
The tournament runs from 23 February to 1 March at Venue Cymru in Llandudno in north Wales.
The decision to keep the event in north Wales has been questioned by Welshman Jackson Page with English players - Mark Selby, Gary Wilson and Robert Milkins - winning each year at the venue.
A Welshman has not won the event since Mark Williams lifted the trophy in both 1996 and 1999.
Defending champion Mark Selby was knocked out in the first round by China's Jiang Jun on Monday, losing 4-3.
Results
Round of 64 results:
Monday, 23 February
Lei Peifan 3-4 Dylan Emery
Jak Jones 4-1 Liam Highfield
Yuan Sijun 4-3 Julien Leclercq
Si Jiahui 2-4 Robbie Williams
Mark Williams 4-2 Michael Holt
Pang Junxu 4-2 Antoni Kowalski
Mark Selby 3-4 Jun Jiang
Stephen Maguire 4-3 Ricky Walden
Barry Hawkins 4-3 David Lilley
Hossein Vafaei 4-1 Artemijs Zizins
Joe O'Connor 4-0 Aaron Hill
Wu Yize 4-0 Ben Mertens
Tom Ford 2-4 Martin O'Donnell
Neil Robertson 4-1 Michal Szubarczyk
Mark Allen 2-4 David Grace
Ali Carter 3-4 Anthony McGill
Tuesday, 24 February
Shaun Murphy 0-4 Chang Bingyu
Xiao Guodong 4-3 Long Zehuang
Zhou Yuelong 4- 0 Alexander Ursenbacher
Ryan Day 3-4 Bulcsu Revesz
Jack Lisowski 4-2 Louis Heathcote
Zhao Xintong 4- 3 Fan Zhengyi
Gary Wilson 4-0 Amir Sarkhosh
Zhang Anda 4-2 Mitchell Mann
Jackson Page 4-0 Luca Brecel
Jimmy Robertson 0-4 Stan Moody
Elliot Slessor 3-4 Sam Craigie
Chris Wakelin 3-4 Liam Pullen
John Higgins 4-1 Wenwei Liu
David Gilbert 4-1 Robbie McGuigan
Kyren Wilson 4-1 Liu Hongyu
Stuart Bingham 4-2 Yang Gao
Round of 32 results:
Wednesday, 25 February
Anthony McGill 2-4 Jak Jones
Xiao Guodong 3-4 Jack Lisowski
Barry Hawkins 4-2 Pang Junxu
Jun Jiang 4-0 Yuan Sijun
Mark Williams 4-1 Martin O'Donnell
Dylan Emery 1-4 David Grace
Robbie Williams 4-3 Stephen Maguire
Hossein Vafaei 1-4 Neil Robertson
Joe O'Connor 2-4 Wu Yize
Chang Bingyu 3-4 Jackson Page
Stan Moody 2-4 Zhao Xintong
Zhang Anda 4-2 Liam Pullen
Gary Wilson 1-4 Sam Craigie
David Gilbert 2-4 Stuart Bingham
Bulcsu Revesz 3-4 John Higgins
Kyren Wilson 1-4 Zhou Yuelong
Schedule
Round three fixtures, Thursday, 26 February:
Jiang Jun v Robbie Williams 13:00 GMT
Mark Williams v Barry Hawkins 13:00 GMT
Jak Jones v Neil Robertson 15:00 GMT
Yize Wu v David Grace 15:00 GMT
Jackson Page v Jack Lisowski 19:00 GMT
Anda Zhang v John Higgins
Stuart Bingham v Xintong Zhao 21:00 GMT
Yuelong Zhou v Sam Craigie 21:00 GMT
All matches are best-of-seven frames until the quarter‑finals, at which stage the games become best-of-nine.
The semi‑finals will be the best-of-11, and the final will be best‑of‑17.
Matches are available to watch on the BBC Sport website and app, BBC iPlayer and live on BBC Two Wales - with the final shown on BBC One Wales.
There are also highlights from the best of each day's action on BBC Two Wales every evening.