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23 February 2026
20:30 Allister Carter v Anthony McGill

Anthony McGill

Win Match

50 WIN

@+137

Win

69

22 February 2026
19:00 Players Championship 2026

Mark Allen

50 WIN

@+2200

Lose

-50

Mark Allen has been an extremely frustrating player to follow with some hard-to-understand defeats. The fact remains that he has won at least one ranking event every year going back to 2019. He has won twelve ranking events in total, together with a Masters and two Champion of Champions titles, and he has already won an event this season (English Open). The nature of the tour at the moment sees multiple different winners of events with no one player dominating. Odds of 22/1 (and bigger on the exchanges) look big given Allen tends to win as often as the likes of Robertson and Selby, who are much shorter.

Xiao Guodong

25 EW

@+1800

Lose

-50

Xiao Guodong has been playing really well lately, making the semi-final in Hong Kong where he defeated Kyren Wilson, Ronnie O'Sullivan and Si Jiahui before losing out to eventual winner Zhao Xintong. Guodong has already won an event this season (Wuhan Open in August) and, crucially, he seems to be in the easier half of the draw in Telford.
20 February 2026
19:00 Mark Allen v Mark Selby

Mark Allen

Win Match

50 WIN

@+189

Win

95

Allen has won four of the last five matches between these players. Seeing as he looked back to near his best in his win over Wu Yize, these prices look a bit off. Selby had an easy time of it against Jack Lisowski, who continues to disappoint, and Selby will certainly have more fight on his hands with the Northern Irishman. Allen looks the value.
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19 February 2026
13:00 John Higgins v Chris Wakelin

Chris Wakelin

Win Match

50 WIN

@+150

Lose

-50

When this match was finalized, my initial thoughts were that Higgins would be a slight favorite, but I didn't think he would be as short as this. Wakelin scored heavily in his first-round win with two centuries and three other breaks over fifty, so he is obviously playing well. Higgins was something of a surprise winner over Neil Robertson in his opening game, but I felt that was more down to the Australian playing poorly than Higgins playing well. Higgins wasn't originally due to play in this event and has signed up for commentary duties with Channel 5, and I wonder if that now is an unnecessary distraction. All in all, Wakelin looks the value in what might be a tight game, as the last two match-ups between them have both ended 6-5 (one win each).
18 February 2026
19:00 Mark Williams v Barry Hawkins

Barry Hawkins

Win Match

50 WIN

@+120

Lose

-50

Williams holds the advantage on the head-to-heads, but he's looked out of sorts recently, failing to win a match in the main draw of the World Grand Prix, German Masters, and the Masters. Hawkins hasn't advanced very far either in those events. Given how out of form Williams has looked, there seems to be a bit of value with Hawkins at the odds against.
17 February 2026
13:00 Wu Yize v Mark Allen

Mark Allen

Win Match

50 WIN

@+137

Win

69

Wu Yize is undoubtedly one of the up-and-coming stars of the game, but I feel the bookies have made him too short to beat multiple ranking-event winner Mark Allen. The Northern Irishman has been inconsistent recently, but he tends to enjoy these events where the matches are slightly longer (best of eleven from the first round), and he has a slight advantage on the head-to-heads. Just on value, Allen is the call in this match.

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