Masters Snooker Live Streaming
Sport: Snooker
Venue: Alexandra Palace
Location: London, England
Live Streaming Availability: All Matches Click To Watch (18+ #ad) Check Schedule (18+ #ad)
Snooker Masters Live Streaming
The Masters Snooker tournament is the first snooker tournament of the calendar year as well as been the second longest running tournament after the World Championship and it is also one of the sports ‘Triple Crown’ events.
The tournament isn’t a ranking tournament as it uniquely features all of the top 16 players although there are sometimes a wild card or 2 given to star players who fall outside of the top 16 with the 2014 Master tournament featuring the reigning World Champion Ronnie O’Sullivan who was ranked 29th in the world.
The Masters first started in 1975 at the West Center Hotel in London and the tournament has been played at a number of venues since then with the Wembley Conference Centre often thought of has the home of the Masters but the tournament now takes place at Alexandra Palace in London.
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How To Watch Live Snooker Step 1: Click here to sign up to BET365.com 18+(A funded account/deposit is needed) (If you already have an account go to step 2 Step 2: Click on “Snooker”, found at the left hand side of the page, in the darker area for desktops or at the top of the page on mobile devices. Step 3: Find the match that is of interest to you and so long as a square with a > symbol appears, you can watch live. Step 4: Click on the text stating the match (on the left hand side) and then on the play symbol to watch along live. Click To Watch (18+) #ad Check Schedule (18+) #adPlease note: Geo-restrictions do apply, a funded account and/or bet placed 24 hours prior to game is required for access. |
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Masters Snooker
The Masters Snooker is a unique event on the Snooker calendar as it pits the very best against the very best. Whilst over tournaments take in as many players as possible with the majority of the players on the tour in with a chance of featuring, the Snooker Masters simply pits the top players against the top players.
With no ranking points on offer at The Masters, the players are playing for pride, bragging rights and in all honesty a massive cheque!
The vent is also one of the most prestigious on the tour and as part of Snooker’s Triple Crown, it is one of the vent on the Snooker calendar that each player hopes to win each season.
The Masters began as an invitational tournament back in 1975 when 10 players were invited to compete. Expanded to 12 players in 1981 and then 16 players in 1983 the tournament change to the top 16 players in the world rankings been invited in 1984- although 3 wildcards were picked between 1990-2010.
Kirk Stevens was the first player to make a maximum break of 147 at the Masters when he achieved the feat back in 1984 whilst it has been the mercurial talent of Ronnie O’Sullivan who has won the trophy the most times.
As mentioned the Masters Snooker tournament features the best players in the world competing against each other but it also means that the tournament has the most inform players competing against each and that helps create great match after great match with even the first round of the tournament a tough one.
Many times, a top player will come up against a qualifier and have a relatively comfortable route through to the 2nd or 3rd round but not at the Masters event. Even the top players have to be at their very best form the off and the great news for fans is that often leads to upsets and shock results, all of which makes the Masters Snooker tournament simply un-missable and that is turn means that if you are a Snooker fan, or a sport fan in general, you simply have to watch all of the action live from the Snooker Masters as you simply don’t know what will happen during any given session or any match.
The other great bit of news for Snooker fans is that the tournament can be watched live online, with every session live so that means you can pick the match you want to watch.
Choose to watch the most exciting match up in progress, choose your favourite player or simply sit back, relax and watch a whole day of exciting Masters Snooker live online.
Our Masters Snooker live streaming partners make watching the Snooker Masters live a simply and enjoyable process but aside from the Masters you can also watch live Snooker from tournaments around the world all year around.
Snooker Masters
Where Can I Watch The Snooker Masters Live?
Here are our recommended choices for watching live Snooker. Each of these websites offer Snooker live streaming, including all of the great action from the The Masters.
| NAME | TOP COMPETITIONS | DETAILS | ||
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*World Championship *Premier League *Rankin Events *Masters *Qualifiers *Non-ranking Events |
Registration and deposited account needed | |
WATCH NOW (18+ #ad) |
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*World Championship *Premier League *Rankin Events *Masters *Qualifiers *Non-ranking Events |
Registration and deposited account needed | |
WATCH NOW (18+ #ad) |
Whilst lots of the action from the tournament is available to watch live on television, it can still be a frustrating experience for fans, with the action changing channels, moving to interactive services and from time to time, some sessions from the event will not be shown.
Thankfully, that need not be a worry for fans as you can watch all of the great action from The Masters Snooker tournament live via the great Snooker live streaming services found on this page and whist you do need to be aged 18 or over and have a funded account to watch live via the streaming services of online bookmakers, you can then watch all of the great Snooker action you want to watch from not just this event but from tournaments around the world.
It is simply and straightforward to watch the action as all you need to do is follow the links on this page and then register with the streaming service. When the match you want to watch starts, you can then select it and enjoy frame after frame of exciting Snooker.
History
The history of the Snookers Master goes all of the way back to the 1974/75 season when the inaugural final was won by John Spencer of England after he defeated Ray Reardon of Wales in a nail-biting last frame decider at the West Centre Hotel in England.
New London Theatre Era
The following year saw a move of location for the tournament which was hosted for the next 3 years at the New London Theatre.
In the first final held there, it was Ray Reardon who went one step further by defeating Graham Miles of England in the final.
The other winners at the theatre were Doug Mountjoy (Wales) and Alex Higgins (Northern Ireland).
In 1979, the event moved to its spiritual home of the Wembley Conference Centre and it is only fitting as the final of the first event held there saw a number of firsts.
International Success
Perrie Mans become the first non-British winner and the first African to win the event when the South African star defeated Alex Higgins to pick up the title.
The next headline making event took place in 1983 when the title was won by Cliff Thorburn who become the first North American winner when the Canadian defeated Ray Reardon to pick up the silverware and start a run of 3 wins in 4 years.
Stephen Hendry Era of Success
The next player to enjoy an era of dominance was Stephen Hendry who picked up his first title in 1989 which was the first of 5 straight wins for the Scottish superstar, who would go onto win a 6th title in 1996.
It took until the new millennium for another player to enjoy a dominant period when England’s Paul Hunter won 3 out of 4 finals starting in 2001.
Worldwide Success
In 2007, the tournament made the short move to the Wembley Arena and in it’s new home, it was Ronnie O’Sullivan who defeated Ding Junjui to pick up the title but in 2011, the last tournament held at the arena, it was the Chinese star who would grab the headlines as he not only became the first Asian winner of the title, but in defeating Marco Fu of Hong Kong in the final, he also starred in the first all Asian final and the first to not feature a British player.
In 2012, the event moved to its new home of Alexandra Palace where another record was broken as Neil Robertson defeated Shaun Murphy to become the first Australian winner of the title.
Record Breaker
In 2017, Ronnie O’Sullivan defeated Joe Perry to pick up his 7th title and to break Stephen Hendry’s haul of 6 in just 2 years after also winning in 2016.
Move To Milton Keynes
In 2021, the event moved to its temporary home of the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes where one of the biggest shocks took place as Yan Bingtao picked up the biggest win of his young career against the Scottish stalwart John Higgins.
