Where is the Qatar World Cup 10-Ball played?

At the Ezdan Palace Hotel in Doha, Qatar. The main stage runs October 24-29, after Stage 1 qualifiers on October 19-22.

Double elimination with races to 9 until 64 players remain, then single elimination with races to 11 and a race-to-13 final on October 29.

Who has reached the last 64 so far?

Thirty-two players qualified unbeaten through the winners' side, including defending champion Jonas Magpantay, Fedor Gorst, Francisco Sanchez Ruiz, Daniel Maciol and surprise package Mustafa Alnar. The remaining 32 places are being decided in Monday's losers' qualification round.

When were these results recorded?

Approximately 13:25 UTC on Monday, October 26, 2026, from QBSF live scoring via Rack 9 Pool. This page is a snapshot, not a live tracker.

Qatar World Cup 10-Ball 2026

October 24–29, 2026 · Ezdan Palace Hotel, Doha, Qatar · WPA

DatesOct 24–29, 2026

VenueEzdan Palace Hotel, Doha

Field128 players

FormatDouble-elim to L64, then knockout

Prize fund$450,000 · $100k to champion

StatusIn progress — final 32 spots being decided

Results snapshot as of approx. 13:25 UTC, October 26, 2026. Source: Qatar Billiard Sports Federation live scoring via Rack 9 Pool, cross-checked with Inside Spin's event tracker and azbilliards. A snapshot, not a live feed — later matches change the picture.

Match play at the 2026 WPA Men's 10-Ball World Championship, Phu Tho Indoor Stadium

Shock of the week Mustafa Alnar The Turkish Cypriot beat No. 2 seed Joshua Filler 9-5, then toppled Team Europe Mosconi Cup captain Niels Feijen 9-7 to reach the last 64 unbeaten. Read Monday's results recap →

Results that shaped the bracket

Result	Round
Mustafa Alnar 9-5 Joshua Filler	Round 1
Mustafa Alnar 9-7 Niels Feijen	Winners qualification
Hsieh Chia Chen 9-8 Carlo Biado	Winners qualification
Bashar Hussain 9-4 David Alcaide	Winners qualification
Mahmoud Charif 9-8 Alex Pagulayan	Winners qualification
Aivhan Maluto 9-6 Wojciech Szewczyk	Winners qualification
Mohammed Baabad 9-7 Jayson Shaw	Winners qualification
Denis Grabe 9-5 Bernie Regalario	Winners qualification
Sanjin Pehlivanovic 9-8 Naoyuki Oi	Round 1
Ruslan Chinakhov 9-6 Wiktor Zielinski	Round 1
Francisco Sanchez Ruiz 9-7 Habib El Hussein	Winners qualification
Fedor Gorst 9-3 Jefrey Roda	Winners qualification
Raymund Faraon 9-5 Albin Ouschan	Losers round 1
Abdelrahman Salama Nasr 9-5 Ralf Souquet	Losers round 1
Joshua Filler 9-1 Mohammed Albalushi	Losers round 1

Into the last 64 — 32 winners' qualifiers

Jonas Magpantay PHIDefending champion · 9-5 vs Jan Van Lierop
Ali Alobaidli QAT9-2 vs Juan Carlos Exposito
Juri Pisklov EST9-6 vs Mieszko Fortunski
Szymon Kural POL2025 runner-up · 9-3 vs Jundel Mazon
Mario He AUT9-7 vs Abdullah Alenezi
Eklent Kaci ALB9-8 vs Hsu Jui An
John Morra CAN9-6 vs Marco Teutscher
Walter Laikre SWE9-4 vs Meshari Bouhaimed
Aivhan Maluto PHI9-6 vs Wojciech Szewczyk
Mohammed Baabad KSA9-7 vs Jayson Shaw
Kledio Kaci ALB9-8 vs Hubert Lopotko
Jerico Bonus PHI9-7 vs Sanjin Pehlivanovic
Ameer Ali KSA9-1 vs Darryl Chia
Oliver Szolnoki HUN9-6 vs David Zalman
Daniel Guttenberger GER9-8 vs Tobias Bongers
Ruslan Chinakhov —9-6 vs Mazen Berjaoui
Francisco Sanchez Ruiz ESPNo. 3 seed · 9-7 vs Habib El Hussein
Mateusz Sniegocki POL9-8 vs Karl Gnadeberg
Dominik Jastrzab POL9-2 vs Maximilian Lechner
Alexander Kazakis GRE9-7 vs Assis Tadique
Robbie Capito HKG9-6 vs Hayder Abdulsattar
Duong Quoc Hoang VIE9-6 vs Marlon Caneda
Khalid Alghamdi KSA9-7 vs Konrad Juszczyszyn
Daniel Maciol POL2024 champion · 9-4 vs AJ Manas
Fedor Gorst USANo. 7 seed · 9-3 vs Jefrey Roda
Mahmoud Charif EGY9-8 vs Alex Pagulayan
Dimitrios Loukatos GRE9-3 vs Sambor Stachowiak
Hsieh Chia Chen TPE9-8 vs Carlo Biado
Wu Kun Lin TPE9-4 vs Miguel Salvilla
Denis Grabe EST9-5 vs Bernie Regalario
Bashar Hussain QATHost hope · 9-4 vs David Alcaide
Mustafa Alnar TUR9-7 vs Niels Feijen — second major scalp

Eliminated so far (0-2)

Thirty-two players have now left Doha at 0-2 after the losers' first round completed on Monday. Albin Ouschan remains the headliner — beaten 6-9 by Walter Laikre, then 5-9 by Filipino qualifier Raymund Faraon — while former world champion Ralf Souquet joined the exits in the second wave, falling 5-9 to Abdelrahman Salama Nasr. Wiktor Fortunski, Lu Hui Chan, Alvaro Canoniga, Roman Hybler, Hadi Sukkari, Ibrahim Al Qaed, Salman Alsaidi, Meshaal Turki, Liwaa Shakir, Sami Merghem, Abdulaziz Alamoudi, Mohammed Albalushi, Kushal Chandrashekar, Nizam Uddin Ahmed and Dhoni Ramadi also went out later on Monday, following the earlier departures of Radoslaw Babica, Jeffrey Ignacio, Nguyen Phuc Long, Abdullatif Al Fawal, Abdulrauf Domrang, Hassan Al Mousawi, Jonas Souto, Keishin Kamihashi, Mark Anthony, Mefarah Al Baqmi, Mohammad Soufi, Mohanad Jasim, Nadeem Gull, Sullivan Clark and Tommy Tokoph.

What remains

Monday, Oct 26Losers' qualification in progress — first 16 matches on the table at the snapshot (in progress: Biado vs Estiola, Pagulayan vs Juma, Feijen vs Zein Eddin, Alcaide vs Kostic), the other 16 from approx. 15:30 UTC (Filler vs Van Lierop, Shaw vs Dakkak, Szewczyk vs Mi Le, Hohmann vs Hsu Jui An, Pecelj vs Exposito)
Tuesday, Oct 27Last 64 begins — single elimination, races to 11, first matches from approx. 08:00 UTC
Thursday, Oct 29Final — race to 13, $100,000 to the champion

Blow-by-blow: Qatar World Cup 10-Ball results recap · also BilliardNews' report on Alnar's win over Feijen. Coverage: QBSF YouTube channel.