---
title: "Qatar World Cup 10-Ball 2026: Schedule, Results & Last 64"
url: https://ncuemedia.com/qatar-world-cup-10-ball
published: 2026-10-26T11:41:10Z
updated: 2026-10-26T13:37:19Z
summary: "Qatar World Cup 10-Ball 2026 in Doha — format, October 24-29 schedule, verified results and the last-64 picture from the Ezdan Palace Hotel."
author: "Ncue Media Desk"
categories: ["Tournaments"]
tags: ["10-Ball", "Doha", "Qatar World Cup 10-Ball", "WPA"]
lang: en
---

# Qatar World Cup 10-Ball 2026: Schedule, Results & Last 64

*Format, schedule and verified results from the $450,000 event in Doha — 32 players already through to the last 64, the rest fighting through the losers' bracket.*

:::note{type=info}
Results snapshot as of approximately 13:25 UTC on Monday, October 26, 2026. Source: Qatar Billiard Sports Federation live scoring via Rack 9 Pool, cross-checked with Inside Spin's event tracker and the azbilliards forums. This is a snapshot, not a live feed — later matches change the picture.
:::

## The event

The Qatar World Cup 10-Ball 2026 brings 128 players to the Ezdan Palace Hotel in Doha for a US$450,000 event run under WPA rules by the Qatar Billiard Sports Federation. The main stage runs October 24-29, after four days of Stage 1 qualifiers (October 19-22) that sent 16 players through.

The opening phase is double elimination with races to 9. Once the field is cut to 64, the tournament flips to single elimination: races to 11 through the rounds and a race-to-13 final on Thursday, October 29. The champion collects $100,000, the runner-up $40,000, and every last-64 finisher is guaranteed $3,000. Matches are streamed on the QBSF's official YouTube channel.

## Verified results — winners' side and first losers' round complete

All 64 first-round matches, all 32 winners-qualification matches and all 32 losers' first-round matches are final. Thirty-two players have reached the last 64 without a defeat, and 32 more have been eliminated at 0-2. The scorelines that shaped the bracket:

| Result | Round | Why it mattered |
|---|---|---|
| Mustafa Alnar 9-5 Joshua Filler | Round 1 | The No. 2 seed dropped to the losers' side on day one |
| Mustafa Alnar 9-7 Niels Feijen | Winners qualification | Alnar followed the Filler shock by beating the Team Europe Mosconi Cup captain |
| Hsieh Chia Chen 9-8 Carlo Biado | Winners qualification | Hill-hill defeat for the No. 9 seed and former world champion |
| Bashar Hussain 9-4 David Alcaide | Winners qualification | The Qatari host hope routed the No. 9 seed |
| Mahmoud Charif 9-8 Alex Pagulayan | Winners qualification | Another hill-hill exit to the losers' bracket for a marquee name |
| Aivhan Maluto 9-6 Wojciech Szewczyk | Winners qualification | The world No. 1 and two-time 10-ball champion must survive the losers' side |
| Mohammed Baabad 9-7 Jayson Shaw | Winners qualification | Saudi qualifier sent the No. 28 seed down a bracket |
| Denis Grabe 9-5 Bernie Regalario | Winners qualification | Ended the 19-year-old's unbeaten run |
| Sanjin Pehlivanovic 9-8 Naoyuki Oi | Round 1 | Hill-hill defeat for one of the draw's seeds |
| Ruslan Chinakhov 9-6 Wiktor Zielinski | Round 1 | Poland's WPA No. 4 sent to the losers' side |
| Francisco Sanchez Ruiz 9-7 Habib El Hussein | Winners qualification | The No. 3 seed held firm |
| Fedor Gorst 9-3 Jefrey Roda | Winners qualification | The No. 7 seed cruised through |
| Raymund Faraon 9-5 Albin Ouschan | Losers round 1 | Sent the Austrian star home at 0-2 |
| Abdelrahman Salama Nasr 9-5 Ralf Souquet | Losers round 1 | The German great exited in Monday's second wave |
| Joshua Filler 9-1 Mohammed Albalushi | Losers round 1 | The No. 2 seed survived an elimination match |

## Into the last 64 — the 32 winners' qualifiers

| Player | Qualifying win |
|---|---|
| Jonas Magpantay | 9-5 vs Jan Van Lierop |
| Ali Alobaidli | 9-2 vs Juan Carlos Exposito |
| Juri Pisklov | 9-6 vs Mieszko Fortunski |
| Szymon Kural | 9-3 vs Jundel Mazon |
| Mario He | 9-7 vs Abdullah Alenezi |
| Eklent Kaci | 9-8 vs Hsu Jui An |
| John Morra | 9-6 vs Marco Teutscher |
| Walter Laikre | 9-4 vs Meshari Bouhaimed |
| Aivhan Maluto | 9-6 vs Wojciech Szewczyk |
| Mohammed Baabad | 9-7 vs Jayson Shaw |
| Kledio Kaci | 9-8 vs Hubert Lopotko |
| Jerico Bonus | 9-7 vs Sanjin Pehlivanovic |
| Ameer Ali | 9-1 vs Darryl Chia |
| Oliver Szolnoki | 9-6 vs David Zalman |
| Daniel Guttenberger | 9-8 vs Tobias Bongers |
| Ruslan Chinakhov | 9-6 vs Mazen Berjaoui |
| Francisco Sanchez Ruiz | 9-7 vs Habib El Hussein |
| Mateusz Sniegocki | 9-8 vs Karl Gnadeberg |
| Dominik Jastrzab | 9-2 vs Maximilian Lechner |
| Alexander Kazakis | 9-7 vs Assis Tadique |
| Robbie Capito | 9-6 vs Hayder Abdulsattar |
| Duong Quoc Hoang | 9-6 vs Marlon Caneda |
| Khalid Alghamdi | 9-7 vs Konrad Juszczyszyn |
| Daniel Maciol | 9-4 vs AJ Manas |
| Fedor Gorst | 9-3 vs Jefrey Roda |
| Mahmoud Charif | 9-8 vs Alex Pagulayan |
| Dimitrios Loukatos | 9-3 vs Sambor Stachowiak |
| Hsieh Chia Chen | 9-8 vs Carlo Biado |
| Wu Kun Lin | 9-4 vs Miguel Salvilla |
| Denis Grabe | 9-5 vs Bernie Regalario |
| Bashar Hussain | 9-4 vs David Alcaide |
| Mustafa Alnar | 9-7 vs Niels Feijen |

## Eliminated so far

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 and 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

The losers' qualification round decides the last 32 places in the last 64 across Monday's sessions in Doha. The first 16 matches were on the table at the snapshot — including Carlo Biado vs Mark Estiola, Alex Pagulayan vs Abdulla Juma, David Alcaide vs Lazar Kostic and Niels Feijen vs Zein Eddin — with the other 16 scheduled from approximately 15:30 UTC: Joshua Filler vs Jan Van Lierop, Jayson Shaw vs Wisam Dakkak, Wojciech Szewczyk vs Mi Le, Thorsten Hohmann vs Hsu Jui An and Aleksa Pecelj vs Juan Carlos Exposito among them.

Once the field is set, the last 64 begins Tuesday with races to 11 — first matches from approximately 08:00 UTC — and the champion is crowned Thursday, October 29, in a race to 13.

For the blow-by-blow of how Monday's bracket developed, read our [morning results recap](/qatar-world-cup-10-ball-results-21-into-last-64-amid-upsets) and the [second-wave report: Souquet among 32 eliminated](/qatar-world-cup-10-ball-results-souquet-among-32-eliminated). A second account of the winners'-side finish is [BilliardNews' report on Alnar's win over Feijen](https://billiardnews.net/alnar-topples-feijen-as-32-reach-last-64-at-qatar-world-cup).

:::faq
### 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.

### What is the format?
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.
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