Snooker data coverage

A century of snooker, checked and kept current

Every professional event since the first World Championship in 1927, the women's and seniors' tours, rankings with points by revision, and results that arrive within minutes of the last frame. Here is what the record holds, how far back each part goes and how complete it is.

What is in the record

Each part, how far back it reaches and how complete it is. The bars show the rows by decade, from the 1920s on the left to the 2020s on the right.

Part	What it holds	Rows	From	Complete
Events	Name, season, dates, venue, city, tour, winner, runner-up, final score, prize fund	1,192	1927	Every event	Endpoint
Matches	Round, stage, best of, players, score, winner, walkovers, the day or the round's days	64,396	1927	Main and qualifying	Endpoint
Frames	Each frame's points and 50+ breaks, session by session	13,873	1927	Finals	Endpoint
Rankings	Each player's place and points after every seeding revision	23,173	1976	49 seasons	Endpoint
Centuries	Every century break by player, points and stage	28,030	1934	Where recorded	Endpoint
Prize money	Prize by round, the highest break prize and the total fund	4,724	1949	Where published	Endpoint
Players	Name, date of birth, nationality, the flag they play under	3,323	1927	34.8% with a date of birth	Endpoint

How fresh it is

While an event is on, results arrive within minutes of the last frame. Between events nothing waits: the newest result we hold is the newest there is. The status page shows the live feed's last check.

How it is checked

Results agree with an independent academic record for 96.5% of the 36,819 matches both hold. Ranking points rebuilt from our own results and prize money agree with the published points for 99.7% of players, event by event.

What is thin, said plainly

Frame by frame scores are held for finals. Match days are exact for 15.4% of matches; the rest carry their round's or stage's days. Dates of birth are held for players with a published biography.

Counted 2026-10-28 09:20 UTC.