Maximum break

A maximum break is the highest break in snooker. It is also known as a maximum, a 147, or a one-four-seven. To make the break, the player must play 36 shots in a row. Doing a maximum break is similar to a nine-dart finish in darts or a 300 game in ten-pin bowling.

List of official maximum breaks

Official maximum breaks achieved in professional competition
No.	Date	Season	Player	Age	Opponent	Event
001	11 January 1982	81–82	Steve Davis	24 years, 142 days	John Spencer	Classic
002	23 April 1983	82–83	Cliff Thorburn	35 years, 97 days	Terry Griffiths	World Championship
003	28 January 1984	83–84	Kirk Stevens	25 years, 164 days	Jimmy White	Masters
004	17 November 1987	87–88	Willie Thorne	33 years, 258 days	Tommy Murphy	UK Championship
005	20 February 1988	87–88 (2)	Tony Meo	28 years, 139 days	Stephen Hendry	Matchroom League
006	24 September 1988	88–89	Alain Robidoux	28 years, 61 days	Jim Meadowcroft	European Open (Q)
007	18 February 1989	88–89 (2)	John Rea	37 years, 75 days	Ian Black	Scottish Professional Championship
008	8 March 1989	88–89 (3)	Cliff Thorburn (2nd)	41 years, 51 days	Jimmy White	Matchroom League
009	16 January 1991	90–91	James Wattana	20 years, 364 days	Paul Dawkins	World Masters
010	5 June 1991	91–92	Peter Ebdon	20 years, 282 days	Wayne Martin	Strachan Open (Q)
011	25 February 1992	91–92 (2)	James Wattana (2nd)	22 years, 39 days	Tony Drago	British Open
012	22 April 1992	91–92 (3)	Jimmy White	29 years, 356 days	Tony Drago	World Championship
013	9 May 1992	91–92 (4)	John Parrott	27 years, 364 days	Tony Meo	Matchroom League
014	24 May 1992	91–92 (5)	Stephen Hendry	23 years, 132 days	Willie Thorne	Matchroom League
015	14 November 1992	92–93	Peter Ebdon (2nd)	22 years, 79 days	Ken Doherty	UK Championship
016	7 September 1994	94–95	David McDonnell	22 years, 331 days	Nic Barrow	British Open (Q)
017	27 April 1995	94–95 (2)	Stephen Hendry (2nd)	26 years, 104 days	Jimmy White	World Championship
018	25 November 1995	95–96	Stephen Hendry (3rd)	26 years, 316 days	Gary Wilkinson	UK Championship
019	5 January 1997	96–97	Stephen Hendry (4th)	27 years, 358 days	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Charity Challenge (F)
020	21 April 1997	96–97 (2)	Ronnie O'Sullivan	21 years, 137 days	Mick Price	World Championship
021	18 September 1997	97–98	James Wattana (3rd)	27 years, 244 days	Pang Weiguo	China International
022	23 May 1998	97–98 (2)	Stephen Hendry (5th)	29 years, 130 days	Ken Doherty	Premier League
023	10 August 1998	98–99	Adrian Gunnell	25 years, 351 days	Mario Wehrmann	Thailand Masters (Q)
024	13 August 1998	98–99 (2)	Mehmet Husnu	26 years, 19 days	Eddie Barker	China International (Q)
025	13 January 1999	98–99 (3)	Jason Prince	28 years, 210 days	Ian Brumby	British Open (Q)
026	29 January 1999	98–99 (4)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (2nd)	23 years, 55 days	James Wattana	Welsh Open
027	4 February 1999	98–99 (5)	Stuart Bingham	22 years, 259 days	Barry Hawkins	UK Tour – Event 3
028	22 March 1999	98–99 (6)	Nick Dyson	29 years, 93 days	Adrian Gunnell	UK Tour – Event 4
029	6 April 1999	98–99 (7)	Graeme Dott	21 years, 329 days	David Roe	British Open
030	19 September 1999	99–00	Stephen Hendry (6th)	30 years, 249 days	Peter Ebdon	British Open (F)
031	21 September 1999	99–00 (2)	Barry Pinches	29 years, 70 days	Joe Johnson	Welsh Open (Q)
032	13 October 1999	99–00 (3)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (3rd)	23 years, 312 days	Graeme Dott	Grand Prix
033	4 November 1999	99–00 (4)	Karl Burrows	31 years, 322 days	Adrian Rosa	Benson & Hedges Championship
034	22 November 1999	99–00 (5)	Stephen Hendry (7th)	30 years, 313 days	Paul Wykes	UK Championship
035	21 January 2000	99–00 (6)	John Higgins	24 years, 248 days	Dennis Taylor	Nations Cup
036	24 March 2000	99–00 (7)	John Higgins (2nd)	24 years, 311 days	Jimmy White	Irish Masters
037	28 March 2000	99–00 (8)	Stephen Maguire	19 years, 15 days	Phaitoon Phonbun	Scottish Open (Q)
038	5 April 2000	99–00 (9)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (4th)	24 years, 122 days	Quinten Hann	Scottish Open
039	25 October 2000	00–01	Marco Fu	22 years, 291 days	Ken Doherty	Scottish Masters
040	7 November 2000	00–01 (2)	David McLellan	30 years, 302 days	Steve Meakin	Benson & Hedges Championship
041	19 November 2000	00–01 (3)	Nick Dyson (2nd)	30 years, 336 days	Robert Milkins	UK Championship
042	25 February 2001	00–01 (4)	Stephen Hendry (8th)	32 years, 43 days	Mark Williams	Malta Grand Prix (F)
043	17 October 2001	01–02	Ronnie O'Sullivan (5th)	25 years, 316 days	Drew Henry	LG Cup
044	12 November 2001	01–02 (2)	Shaun Murphy	19 years, 94 days	Adrian Rosa	Benson & Hedges Championship
045	28 October 2002	02–03	Tony Drago	37 years, 36 days	Stuart Bingham	Benson & Hedges Championship
046	22 April 2003	02–03 (2)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (6th)	27 years, 138 days	Marco Fu	World Championship
047	12 October 2003	03–04	John Higgins (3rd)	28 years, 147 days	Mark Williams	LG Cup (F)
048	12 November 2003	03–04 (2)	John Higgins (4th)	28 years, 178 days	Michael Judge	British Open
049	4 October 2004	04–05	John Higgins (5th)	29 years, 139 days	Ricky Walden	Grand Prix
050	17 November 2004	04–05 (2)	David Gray	25 years, 282 days	Mark Selby	UK Championship
051	20 April 2005	04–05 (3)	Mark Williams	30 years, 30 days	Robert Milkins	World Championship
052	22 November 2005	05–06	Stuart Bingham (2nd)	29 years, 185 days	Marcus Campbell	Masters Qualifying Event
053	14 March 2006	05–06 (2)	Robert Milkins	30 years, 8 days	Mark Selby	World Championship (Q)
054	23 October 2006	06–07	Jamie Cope	21 years, 41 days	Michael Holt	Grand Prix
055	14 January 2007	06–07 (2)	Ding Junhui	19 years, 288 days	Anthony Hamilton	Masters
056	16 February 2007	06–07 (3)	Andrew Higginson	29 years, 65 days	Ali Carter	Welsh Open
057	19 September 2007	07–08	Jamie Burnett	32 years, 3 days	Liu Song	Grand Prix (Q)
058	14 October 2007	07–08 (2)	Tom Ford	24 years, 58 days	Steve Davis	Grand Prix
059	8 November 2007	07–08 (3)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (7th)	31 years, 338 days	Ali Carter	Northern Ireland Trophy
060	15 December 2007	07–08 (4)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (8th)	32 years, 10 days	Mark Selby	UK Championship
061	29 March 2008	07–08 (5)	Stephen Maguire (2nd)	27 years, 16 days	Ryan Day	China Open
062	28 April 2008	07–08 (6)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (9th)	32 years, 145 days	Mark Williams	World Championship
063	29 April 2008	07–08 (7)	Ali Carter	28 years, 279 days	Peter Ebdon	World Championship
064	2 October 2008	08–09	Jamie Cope (2nd)	23 years, 20 days	Mark Williams	Shanghai Masters
065	29 October 2008	08–09 (2)	Liang Wenbo	21 years, 238 days	Martin Gould	Bahrain Championship (Q)
066	8 November 2008	08–09 (3)	Marcus Campbell	36 years, 47 days	Ahmed Basheer Al-Khusaibi	Bahrain Championship
067	16 December 2008	08–09 (4)	Ding Junhui (2nd)	21 years, 259 days	John Higgins	UK Championship
068	28 April 2009	08–09 (5)	Stephen Hendry (9th)	40 years, 105 days	Shaun Murphy	World Championship
069	5 June 2009	09–10	Mark Selby	25 years, 351 days	Joe Perry	Jiangsu Classic
070	1 April 2010	09–10 (2)	Neil Robertson	28 years, 49 days	Peter Ebdon	China Open
071	25 June 2010	10–11	Kurt Maflin	26 years, 321 days	Michal Zielinski	Players Tour Championship – Event 1
072	6 August 2010	10–11 (2)	Barry Hawkins	31 years, 105 days	James McGouran	Players Tour Championship – Event 3
073	20 September 2010	10–11 (3)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (10th)	34 years, 289 days	Mark King	World Open (Q)
074	22 October 2010	10–11 (4)	Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon	16 years, 312 days	Barry Hawkins	Rhein–Main Masters
075	23 October 2010	10–11 (5)	Mark Williams (2nd)	35 years, 216 days	Diana Schuler	Rhein–Main Masters
076	19 November 2010	10–11 (6)	Rory McLeod	39 years, 238 days	Issara Kachaiwong	Prague Classic
077	17 February 2011	10–11 (7)	Stephen Hendry (10th)	42 years, 35 days	Stephen Maguire	Welsh Open
078	26 August 2011	11–12	Ronnie O'Sullivan (11th)	35 years, 264 days	Adam Duffy	Paul Hunter Classic
079	22 November 2011	11–12 (2)	Mike Dunn	40 years, 2 days	Kurt Maflin	German Masters (Q)
080	27 November 2011	11–12 (3)	David Gray (2nd)	32 years, 291 days	Robbie Williams	Players Tour Championship – Event 10 (Q)
081	29 November 2011	11–12 (4)	Ricky Walden	29 years, 18 days	Gareth Allen	Players Tour Championship – Event 10
082	15 December 2011	11–12 (5)	Matthew Stevens	32 years, 95 days	Michael Wasley	FFB Snooker Open
083	15 December 2011	11–12 (6)	Ding Junhui (3rd)	24 years, 258 days	Brandon Winstone	FFB Snooker Open
084	17 December 2011	11–12 (7)	Ding Junhui (4th)	24 years, 260 days	James Cahill	Players Tour Championship – Event 11
085	18 December 2011	11–12 (8)	Jamie Cope (3rd)	26 years, 97 days	Kurt Maflin	Players Tour Championship – Event 11
086	14 January 2012	11–12 (9)	Marco Fu (2nd)	34 years, 6 days	Matthew Selt	World Open (Q)
087	11 April 2012	11–12 (10)	Robert Milkins (2nd)	36 years, 36 days	Xiao Guodong	World Championship (Q)
088	21 April 2012	11–12 (11)	Stephen Hendry (11th)	43 years, 99 days	Stuart Bingham	World Championship
089	1 July 2012	12–13	Stuart Bingham (3rd)	36 years, 41 days	Ricky Walden	Wuxi Classic (F)
090	24 August 2012	12–13 (2)	Ken Doherty	42 years, 342 days	Julian Treiber	Paul Hunter Classic
091	23 September 2012	12–13 (3)	John Higgins (6th)	37 years, 128 days	Judd Trump	Shanghai Masters (F)
092	16 November 2012	12–13 (4)	Tom Ford (2nd)	29 years, 91 days	Matthew Stevens	Bulgarian Open
093	21 November 2012	12–13 (5)	Andy Hicks	39 years, 103 days	Daniel Wells	UK Championship (Q)
094	22 November 2012	12–13 (6)	Jack Lisowski	21 years, 150 days	Chen Zhe	UK Championship (Q)
095	5 December 2012	12–13 (7)	John Higgins (7th)	37 years, 201 days	Mark Davis	UK Championship
096	14 December 2012	12–13 (8)	Kurt Maflin (2nd)	29 years, 128 days	Stuart Carrington	Scottish Open
097	16 March 2013	12–13 (9)	Ding Junhui (5th)	25 years, 349 days	Mark Allen	Players Tour Championship – Finals
098	28 May 2013	12–13 (10)	Neil Robertson (2nd)	31 years, 106 days	Mohamed Khairy	Wuxi Classic (Q)
099	15 November 2013	13–14	Judd Trump	24 years, 87 days	Mark Selby	Antwerp Open
100	7 December 2013	13–14 (2)	Mark Selby (2nd)	30 years, 171 days	Ricky Walden	UK Championship
101	11 December 2013	13–14 (3)	Dechawat Poomjaeng	35 years, 153 days	Zak Surety	German Masters (Q)
102	12 December 2013	13–14 (4)	Gary Wilson	28 years, 123 days	Ricky Walden	German Masters (Q)
103	8 January 2014	13–14 (5)	Shaun Murphy (2nd)	31 years, 151 days	Mark Davis	Championship League
104	9 February 2014	13–14 (6)	Shaun Murphy (3rd)	31 years, 183 days	Jamie Jones	Gdynia Open
105	2 March 2014	13–14 (7)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (12th)	38 years, 87 days	Ding Junhui	Welsh Open (F)
106	22 August 2014	14–15	Aditya Mehta	28 years, 295 days	Stephen Maguire	Paul Hunter Classic
107	23 October 2014	14–15 (2)	Ryan Day	34 years, 214 days	Cao Yupeng	Haining Open
108	23 November 2014	14–15 (3)	Shaun Murphy (4th)	32 years, 105 days	Robert Milkins	Ruhr Open (F)
109	4 December 2014	14–15 (4)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (13th)	38 years, 364 days	Matthew Selt	UK Championship
110	12 December 2014	14–15 (5)	Ben Woollaston	27 years, 212 days	Joe Steele	Lisbon Open
111	5 January 2015	14–15 (6)	Barry Hawkins (2nd)	35 years, 257 days	Stephen Maguire	Championship League
112	11 January 2015	14–15 (7)	Marco Fu (3rd)	37 years, 3 days	Stuart Bingham	Masters
113	6 February 2015	14–15 (8)	Judd Trump (2nd)	25 years, 170 days	Mark Selby	German Masters
114	10 February 2015	14–15 (9)	David Gilbert	33 years, 243 days	Xiao Guodong	Championship League
115	6 December 2015	15–16	Neil Robertson (3rd)	33 years, 298 days	Liang Wenbo	UK Championship (F)
116	11 December 2015	15–16 (2)	Marco Fu (4th)	37 years, 337 days	Sam Baird	Gibraltar Open
117	19 February 2016	15–16 (3)	Ding Junhui (6th)	28 years, 324 days	Neil Robertson	Welsh Open
118	25 February 2016	15–16 (4)	Fergal O'Brien	43 years, 354 days	Mark Davis	Championship League
119	27 August 2016	16–17	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh	31 years, 131 days	Kurt Maflin	Paul Hunter Classic
120	20 September 2016	16–17 (2)	Stephen Maguire (3rd)	35 years, 191 days	Xu Yichen	Shanghai Masters
121	28 September 2016	16–17 (3)	Shaun Murphy (5th)	34 years, 49 days	Allan Taylor	European Masters (Q)
122	11 October 2016	16–17 (4)	Alfie Burden	39 years, 302 days	Daniel Wells	English Open
123	16 November 2016	16–17 (5)	John Higgins (8th)	41 years, 182 days	Sam Craigie	Northern Ireland Open
124	27 November 2016	16–17 (6)	Mark Allen	30 years, 279 days	Rod Lawler	UK Championship
125	8 December 2016	16–17 (7)	Ali Carter (2nd)	37 years, 136 days	Wang Yuchen	German Masters (Q)
126	8 December 2016	16–17 (8)	Ross Muir	21 years, 63 days	Itaro Santos	German Masters (Q)
127	10 January 2017	16–17 (9)	Mark Davis	44 years, 151 days	Neil Robertson	Championship League
128	1 February 2017	16–17 (10)	Tom Ford (3rd)	33 years, 168 days	Peter Ebdon	German Masters
129	2 March 2017	16–17 (11)	Mark Davis (2nd)	44 years, 202 days	John Higgins	Championship League
130	30 March 2017	16–17 (12)	Judd Trump (3rd)	27 years, 222 days	Tian Pengfei	China Open
131	6 April 2017	16–17 (13)	Gary Wilson (2nd)	31 years, 238 days	Josh Boileau	World Championship (Q)
132	18 October 2017	17–18	Liang Wenbo (2nd)	30 years, 227 days	Tom Ford	English Open
133	31 October 2017	17–18 (2)	Kyren Wilson	25 years, 312 days	Martin Gould	International Championship
134	12 December 2017	17–18 (3)	Cao Yupeng	27 years, 46 days	Andrew Higginson	Scottish Open
135	26 January 2018	17–18 (4)	Martin Gould	36 years, 134 days	Li Hang	Championship League
136	26 March 2018	17–18 (5)	Luca Brecel	23 years, 18 days	John Higgins	Championship League
137	3 April 2018	17–18 (6)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (14th)	42 years, 119 days	Elliot Slessor	China Open
138	4 April 2018	17–18 (7)	Stuart Bingham (4th)	41 years, 318 days	Ricky Walden	China Open
139	12 April 2018	17–18 (8)	Liang Wenbo (3rd)	31 years, 38 days	Rod Lawler	World Championship (Q)
140	24 August 2018	18–19	Michael Georgiou	30 years, 218 days	Umut Dikme	Paul Hunter Classic
141	24 August 2018	18–19 (2)	Jamie Jones	30 years, 191 days	Lee Walker	Paul Hunter Classic
142	16 October 2018	18–19 (3)	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (2nd)	33 years, 181 days	Soheil Vahedi	English Open
143	17 October 2018	18–19 (4)	Ronnie O'Sullivan (15th)	42 years, 316 days	Allan Taylor	English Open
144	8 November 2018	18–19 (5)	Mark Selby (3rd)	35 years, 120 days	Neil Robertson	Champion of Champions
145	12 December 2018	18–19 (6)	John Higgins (9th)	43 years, 208 days	Gerard Greene	Scottish Open
146	21 December 2018	18–19 (7)	Judd Trump (4th)	29 years, 123 days	Lukas Kleckers	German Masters (Q)
147	22 January 2019	18–19 (8)	David Gilbert (2nd)	37 years, 224 days	Stephen Maguire	Championship League
148	12 February 2019	18–19 (9)	Neil Robertson (4th)	37 years, 1 day	Jordan Brown	Welsh Open
149	14 February 2019	18–19 (10)	Noppon Saengkham	26 years, 214 days	Mark Selby	Welsh Open
150	28 February 2019	18–19 (11)	Zhou Yuelong	21 years, 35 days	Lyu Haotian	Indian Open
151	3 April 2019	18–19 (12)	Stuart Bingham (5th)	42 years, 317 days	Peter Ebdon	China Open
152	17 June 2019	19–20	Tom Ford (4th)	35 years, 304 days	Fraser Patrick	International Championship (Q)
153	17 October 2019	19–20 (2)	Tom Ford (5th)	36 years, 61 days	Shaun Murphy	English Open
154	12 November 2019	19–20 (3)	Stuart Bingham (6th)	43 years, 175 days	Lu Ning	Northern Ireland Open
155	27 November 2019	19–20 (4)	Barry Hawkins (3rd)	40 years, 218 days	Gerard Greene	UK Championship
156	11 February 2020	19–20 (5)	Kyren Wilson (2nd)	28 years, 50 days	Jackson Page	Welsh Open
157	6 August 2020	19–20 (6)	John Higgins (10th)	45 years, 80 days	Kurt Maflin	World Championship
158	13 September 2020	20–21	Ryan Day (2nd)	40 years, 175 days	Rod Lawler	Championship League
159	30 October 2020	20–21 (2)	John Higgins (11th)	45 years, 165 days	Kyren Wilson	Championship League
160	10 November 2020	20–21 (3)	Shaun Murphy (6th)	38 years, 92 days	Chen Zifan	German Masters (Q)
161	18 November 2020	20–21 (4)	Judd Trump (5th)	31 years, 90 days	Gao Yang	Northern Ireland Open
162	24 November 2020	20–21 (5)	Kyren Wilson (3rd)	28 years, 337 days	Ashley Hugill	UK Championship
163	25 November 2020	20–21 (6)	Stuart Bingham (7th)	44 years, 188 days	Zak Surety	UK Championship
164	7 December 2020	20–21 (7)	Zhou Yuelong (2nd)	22 years, 318 days	Peter Lines	Scottish Open
165	4 January 2021	20–21 (8)	Stuart Bingham (8th)	44 years, 228 days	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh	Championship League
166	20 January 2021	20–21 (9)	Gary Wilson (3rd)	35 years, 162 days	Liam Highfield	WST Pro Series
167	16 August 2021	21–22	John Higgins (12th)	46 years, 90 days	Alexander Ursenbacher	British Open
168	20 August 2021	21–22 (2)	Ali Carter (3rd)	42 years, 26 days	Elliot Slessor	British Open
169	24 September 2021	21–22 (3)	Xiao Guodong	32 years, 226 days	Fraser Patrick	Scottish Open (Q)
170	10 October 2021	21–22 (4)	Mark Allen (2nd)	35 years, 230 days	Si Jiahui	Northern Ireland Open
171	22 October 2021	21–22 (5)	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (3rd)	36 years, 187 days	Fan Zhengyi	German Masters (Q)
172	24 November 2021	21–22 (6)	Gary Wilson (4th)	36 years, 105 days	Ian Burns	UK Championship
173	13 March 2022	21–22 (7)	Judd Trump (6th)	32 years, 205 days	Matthew Selt	Turkish Masters (F)
174	25 March 2022	21–22 (8)	Stuart Bingham (9th)	45 years, 308 days	Gerard Greene	Gibraltar Open
175	11 April 2022	21–22 (9)	Graeme Dott (2nd)	44 years, 334 days	Pang Junxu	World Championship (Q)
176	25 April 2022	21–22 (10)	Neil Robertson (5th)	40 years, 73 days	Jack Lisowski	World Championship
177	16 July 2022	22–23	Zhang Anda	30 years, 203 days	Anton Kazakov	European Masters (Q)
178	17 July 2022	22–23 (2)	Hossein Vafaei	27 years, 275 days	Ng On-yee	European Masters (Q)
179	29 September 2022	22–23 (3)	Mark Selby (4th)	39 years, 102 days	Jack Lisowski	British Open
180	8 October 2022	22–23 (4)	Marco Fu (5th)	44 years, 273 days	John Higgins	Hong Kong Masters
181	6 November 2022	22–23 (5)	Judd Trump (7th)	33 years, 78 days	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Champion of Champions (F)
182	29 November 2022	22–23 (6)	Judd Trump (8th)	33 years, 101 days	Mitchell Mann	Scottish Open
183	16 December 2022	22–23 (7)	Mark Williams (3rd)	47 years, 270 days	Neil Robertson	English Open
184	3 February 2023	22–23 (8)	Robert Milkins (3rd)	46 years, 334 days	Chris Wakelin	German Masters
185	16 February 2023	22–23 (9)	Shaun Murphy (7th)	40 years, 190 days	Daniel Wells	Welsh Open
186	20 March 2023	22–23 (10)	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (4th)	37 years, 336 days	Xu Si	WST Classic
187	30 March 2023	22–23 (11)	Ryan Day (3rd)	43 years, 7 days	Mark Selby	Tour Championship
188	19 April 2023	22–23 (12)	Kyren Wilson (4th)	31 years, 117 days	Ryan Day	World Championship
189	30 April 2023	22–23 (13)	Mark Selby (5th)	39 years, 315 days	Luca Brecel	World Championship (F)
190	28 July 2023	23–24	Sean O'Sullivan	29 years, 90 days	Barry Hawkins	European Masters (Q)
191	18 September 2023	23–24 (2)	Ryan Day (4th)	43 years, 179 days	Mink Nutcharut	International Championship (Q)
192	12 November 2023	23–24 (3)	Zhang Anda (2nd)	31 years, 322 days	Tom Ford	International Championship (F)
193	19 November 2023	23–24 (4)	Xu Si	25 years, 299 days	Ma Hailong	UK Championship (Q)
194	7 December 2023	23–24 (5)	Shaun Murphy (8th)	41 years, 119 days	Bulcsú Révész	Snooker Shoot Out
195	8 January 2024	23–24 (6)	Ding Junhui (7th)	36 years, 282 days	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Masters
196	12 January 2024	23–24 (7)	Mark Allen (3rd)	37 years, 324 days	Mark Selby	Masters
197	6 February 2024	23–24 (8)	Kyren Wilson (5th)	32 years, 45 days	Tom Ford	Championship League
198	10 February 2024	23–24 (9)	John Higgins (13th)	48 years, 268 days	Fan Zhengyi	Championship League
199	17 February 2024	23–24 (10)	Gary Wilson (5th)	38 years, 190 days	John Higgins	Welsh Open
200	29 February 2024	23–24 (11)	Joe O'Connor	28 years, 113 days	Elliot Slessor	Championship League
201	18 March 2024	23–24 (12)	Zak Surety	32 years, 166 days	Ding Junhui	World Open

Note: (Q) denotes maximums made during qualifying stages of events. (F) denotes maximums made in tournament finals.

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