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title: "How to Watch the Qatar World Cup 10-Ball: Stream, Times"
url: https://ncuemedia.com/how-to-watch-the-qatar-world-cup-10-ball-stream-times-and-live-scores
published: 2026-10-27T01:20:38Z
updated: 2026-10-27T01:20:38Z
summary: "The Qatar World Cup 10-Ball streams free on YouTube from Doha. Session times in UTC, Doha, US Eastern and Manila, plus where to track live scores."
author: "Ncue Media Desk"
categories: ["Pool"]
tags: ["10-Ball", "Doha", "Qatar World Cup 10-Ball", "WPA", "live scores"]
lang: en
---

# How to Watch the Qatar World Cup 10-Ball: Stream, Times

*The last 64 begin Tuesday in Doha — the free stream, session times in four time zones and where to follow every table.*

:::note{type=info}
Schedule snapshot as of Tuesday, October 27, 2026. Session times below are the scheduled windows listed by the live-scoring tracker — expected, not guaranteed — and can slide if earlier matches overrun.
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The Qatar World Cup 10-Ball moves into single elimination on Tuesday at the Ezdan Palace Hotel in Doha. Sixty-four players remain in the hunt for the $100,000 top prize from a $450,000 fund, with every knockout match a race to 11 until Thursday's race-to-13 final.

Here is where the coverage runs, when each session starts in your time zone and where every table is scored live. For the full draw and verified results so far, see our [Qatar World Cup 10-Ball hub](/qatar-world-cup-10-ball).

## Where can you watch the Qatar World Cup 10-Ball?

One important difference from the big Matchroom events: this tournament is run by the Qatar Billiard Sports Federation under WPA sanction and does not sit on the World Nineball Tour calendar. The usual Reyes Cup-style routes — WNT TV, ESPN+ and territorial broadcast partners — do not apply here, and no regional TV deals have been announced.

The verified option is free: matches are streamed on the [QBSF's official YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/@QBSF/streams), which carries a featured TV table while play is running. Because only selected tables go on camera, a specific player's match may not be the one streamed — pair the broadcast with live scoring below if you are following one contender.

## What time are the knockout sessions?

The last 64 plays Tuesday, October 27 across two sessions, and the bracket keeps cutting through the week until the champion is decided on Thursday, October 29. Tuesday's draw lists matches at 11:00 and 14:00 Doha time, which converts as follows:

| Time zone | Session 1 | Session 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Doha (UTC+3) | 11:00 | 14:00 |
| UTC | 08:00 | 11:00 |
| US Eastern (EDT) | 04:00 | 07:00 |
| Manila (PHT) | 16:00 | 19:00 |

The scoring tracker also marks an evening window on Tuesday (from about 15:00 UTC / 18:00 Doha), so play may continue into the local evening if the schedule calls for it.

Wednesday is expected to follow a similar two-session shape, roughly 08:00 and 12:00 UTC. Thursday's final day is slated for later windows — about 09:00 and 14:30 UTC — with the race-to-13 championship match closing the week on Thursday evening in Doha. Treat all of these as scheduled windows and check the tracker on the day.

## Where are live scores tracked?

Rack 9 Pool runs the live-scoring page for the event at [rack9pool.com/scores/qatar-world-cup](https://rack9pool.com/scores/qatar-world-cup/) — frame-by-frame scores across all tables, the full draw and the up-next queue, with times shown in Doha and US Eastern. This site does not carry live scores; the hub page linked above is updated as a snapshot between sessions.

## Which players should Filipino fans follow?

Thirteen Philippines-flagged players made the last 64 — the largest single national bloc in the bracket. Jonas Magpantay defends the title he won here last year, while Carlo Biado, Bernie Regalario and AJ Manas all came through the qualifiers. Jefrey Roda, Marlon Caneda, Jerson Cumayas, Ruben Cuna, Rocky Tullao, Jundel Mazon, Miguel Salvilla, Aivhan Maluto and Jerico Bonus complete the contingent.

Two more familiar names play under other flags: Robbie Capito represents Hong Kong and Alex Pagulayan represents Canada. The Manila windows are friendly viewing — the two Tuesday sessions land at 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

## What should viewers check before play?

- Watching costs nothing — the QBSF stream is a free YouTube broadcast — but check the channel page before the session, because each day's play can go live under a new video.
- Session times are scheduled, not guaranteed. Overruns push later matches back, and the TV-table selection can change between sessions.
- If a match you care about is not on the streamed table, keep the Rack 9 scoring page open alongside.

:::faq
### Where can I watch the Qatar World Cup 10-Ball?
The official stream is free on the Qatar Billiard Sports Federation's YouTube channel. No regional TV broadcasters or paid services have been announced.

### What time does play start on Tuesday, October 27?
Two sessions at 08:00 and 11:00 UTC — 11:00 and 14:00 in Doha, 04:00 and 07:00 US Eastern, and 16:00 and 19:00 in Manila.

### Where can I follow live scores?
Rack 9 Pool tracks every table live on its Qatar World Cup scores page.

### When is the final?
Thursday, October 29 in Doha — a race to 13, scheduled for the evening session.

### Is the Qatar World Cup 10-Ball on WNT TV or ESPN+?
No. This is a QBSF-organized, WPA-sanctioned event outside the World Nineball Tour calendar, so WNT TV and ESPN+ do not carry it.
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