Snooker players' total prize money ranking table in a single season. (Data as of 2022.05.03.) It is usually updated at the end of the season. ）
Players with prize money of more than £600,000 in a single season are all listed. If the prize money is between 400,000 and 600,000 pounds, only players who are not included in the 600,000 pounds+ will be selected, and only the single-season bonus with the highest position of the player will be selected.
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Bonus data, recently mainly using my own statistics, early data mainly use cuetracker data. However, cuetracker's data must also be taken care of when adopting, one, cuetracker as a first-class snooker data website, sometimes omitted or false; nevertheless, it is basically taken, because especially the early data to be screened one by one, it is too laborious, and the data is limited ability to catch; second, cuetracker has not yet included the team game in the data statistics, so the prize money of team events such as the World Cup and the National Cup is not included in the statistics. As a result, some of the data was revised, including Davis' 1988/89 prize money adding World Cup prize money to Cuetracker's stats, and Stevens' prize money from the 1999/00 season plus the Nations Cup prize money.
In addition, in the early years, Mrs. Ai of the Sina Blog also made statistics on the relevant data ("Snooker Historical Single Season Bonus Ranking"), most of the prize money is similar to cuetracker, but there are no small differences, the most obvious is Davis's 1988/89 season bonus, and this table is based on cuetracker's revised data There is a gap of about 45,000 pounds, to be examined here.
In addition, pull a brief table, single-season ranking bonus list (that is, only count the ranking prize money in the ranking competition). Selby set a record in the 2016/17 season, which has not yet been broken. But the breakthrough is sooner or later.
About the total professional bonus of the player, it is introduced later.
Data updates can pay attention to the WeChat public account: cross snooker.
(Cuetracker, the 2021/22 prize money statistic for Petit, undercounts the top single-stroke prize for two events for £15,000.) ）