The tournament, in focus
Tournament highlights.
The big moments. The fine margins. The players who made it happen.
Tournament winner
Karar Najim
Highest recorded breaks
A little touch of brilliance
- 01Karar Najim58
- 02Eren Gürgöze54
- 03Eren Gürgöze47
Karar’s 58 in the final was the tournament’s highest break. Eren made five 30+ breaks: 54, 47, 42, 32 and 32.
Frame win percentage
Every frame counts
- Karar Najim82.6%
19/23 frames won
- Eren Gürgöze75.0%
9/12 frames won
- Buğrahan Fertellioğlu66.7%
10/15 frames won
- Mehmet Demirel66.7%
12/18 frames won
Deciding-frame drama
Made for the pressure
Nearly one in every three matches reached a deciding frame.
Mustafa Yıldız · 3 deciders, 3 wins
Bahram Dahouri · 2 deciders, 2 wins
All four of İshak Şivil’s matches reached a decider.
Most whitewash victories
No frame given away
- Karar Najim6
- Buğrahan Fertellioğlu4
- Mehmet Demirel4
- Eren Gürgöze4
A whitewash is a win without losing a frame.
Closest matches · Group B
Six matches. Six deciders.
Every match finished 2–1. Nobody lost without taking a frame.
| Player | W | Frames |
|---|---|---|
| 1Mustafa Yıldız | 3 | 6–3 |
| 2İshak Şivil | 2 | 5–4 |
| 3Adil Bilbil | 1 | 4–5 |
| 4Cem Gökçe | 0 | 3–6 |
Tightest standings · Group H
A three-way tie
One win each. Frame difference alone decided the order.
- 1Kaan Özalp+1
- 2Cihan Çelik0
- 3Bahram Dahouri−1
Frame difference
Progress from previous appearances
A step further
Öner İyigünler
Group stage Last 16
Mehmet Demirel
Quarterfinal Semifinal
Harun Aktuna
Group stage Semifinal
Çelebi Özkaya
Group stage Last 16
Buğrahan Fertellioğlu
Last 16 Quarterfinal
High break 41 → 43
Mustafa Yıldız
Final Final
High break 23 → 33
Adil Bilbil
Group stage Quarterfinal