DYNAMIC BILLARD BEST OF THE EAST 2010

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HUNGARIAN OPEN 9-BALL Pecs - Hungary 23-24th October 2010

The big shock

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      The first time a player from Armenia has been the winner of overall ranking the Dynamic Best of the East. Polish sportsmen were the best during recent 8 years. Melkonyan Babken opened the new history. The second is Radosław Babica from Poland.

      The Dynamic Billard Best of the East 2010 consisted of five competitions. 268 sportsmen from 20 countries took part. Polish Open was the biggest event in the series. 92 competitors played in Łódź.

      The winners of individual tournaments became:

• Romanian Open - Bucharest - Tomasz Kapłan
• Polish Open - Łódź - Wojciech Trajdos
• Bulgarian Open - Bourgas - Melkonyan Babken
• Ukrainian Open - Kiev - Radoslaw Babica
• Hungarian Open - Pecs - Mateusz Śniegocki

HUNGARIAN OPEN 9-BALL
      The tournament in the Fordan Centre in Pecs was a recent event of 2010 series. 75 players from 10 countries took part in it. The tournament won Mateusz Śniegocki from Poland, who beat in the final Marco Lisnić from Croatia 9:1. Early Śniegocki won with Bartosz Rozwadowski 9:1, Lisnić was better Melkonyan Babken 9:7. The main favourit, Radoslaw Babica lost in the second round of single elimination stage. The fact was open chance to the victory for Babken. He won with Marco Bakarcić 7:6 (but was 2:6) and 7:6 with Michal Turkowski . It was enough to be a winner of the overall ranking.

      Hungarian Open had a very good atmosphere. The job of the tournament director and referee was without complication. Thank you for the management of Fordan Centre and the Hungarian Billiard Federation.

	1/4 final				1/2 final				Final
	Konrad Piekarski 1 Mateusz Śniegocki 7
					Mateusz Śniegocki 9 Bartosz Rozwadowski 1
	Bartosz Rozwadowski 7 Wojciech Szewczyk 6
									Mateusz Śniegocki 9 Marko Lisnić 1
	Melkonyan Babken 7 Michał Turkowski 6
					Melkonyan Babken 7 Marko Lisnić 9
	Christian Spasov 2 Marko Lisnić 7

Rank list 2010.

1. Melkonyan Babken - 500 points,
2. Radosław Babica - 491,25 points,
3. Dominik Zając - 482,50 points,
4. Wojciech Trajdos - 362,50 points,
5. Cristea Ovidiu - 350 points,
6. Mariusz Roter - 347,50 points,
7. Bartosz Rozwadowski - 256,25 points,
8. Michał Turkowski - 242,50 points,
9. Mateusz Śniegocki - 220 points,
10. Sebastian Ryłko - 218,75 points,
11. Kristian Spasov - 212,50 points,
12. Andreja Klasović - 175 points

We had participants from following countries:

	Poland		Romania		Bulgaria		Ukraine		Hungary
	Serbia		Macedonia		Montenegro		Croatia		Slovenia
	Armenia		Bosnia		Russia		Slovakia		Great Britain
	Belarus		Turkey		Lebanon		USA		Czech Rp.

      Summing up, we should consider 2010 year as a good one. I'm glad, players from Slovakia and Belarus came back to the series.

      The biggest stars in the series of 2010 were: Konstantin Stiepanov - European Champion, Sandor Tot - former European Champion and medalists of EC: Radosław Babica, Tomasz Kapłan, Artiom Koshevoy, Mariusz Roter. However, I'm very glad that a lot of middle class and young players took part in the event. So, promotion of billiard sport is the main purpose of the Best of the East. As you can see, from numbers, this purpose has been achieved.

      Main sponsors were: Dynamic Billard Organization from Germany, Iwan Simonis and Saluc from Belgium and International Billiard Promotion from the Netherlands.

      The tournament was sanction by the European Pocket Billiard Federation. Mak Marketing from Kielce was an owner and organizer of the series.

President of Mak Marketing
Marcin Krzeminski