The 2019 Gibraltar Open (officially the 2019 Betway Gibraltar Open) was a professional ranking snooker tournament that took place from 15 to 17 March 2019 at the Tercentenary Sports Hall in Gibraltar with qualifying rounds taking place 13–14 March 2019. It was the seventeenth ranking event of the 2018/2019 season.

Stuart Bingham won his 6th career ranking title by defeating defending champion Ryan Day 4–1 in the final.

Prize fund The breakdown of prize money for this year is shown below:

Winner: £25,000 Runner-up: £12,000 Semi-final: £6,000 Quarter-final: £4,000 Last 16: £3,000 Last 32: £2,500 Last 64: £1,500

Total: £177,000

The "rolling 147 prize" for a maximum break: £10,000

Main draw

Top half

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Bottom half

Section 5

Section 6

Section 7

Section 8

Finals

Final Final: Best of 7 frames. Referee: Małgorzata Kanieska.Tercentenary Sports Hall, Gibraltar, 17 March 2019. Ryan Day 1–4 Stuart Bingham 83–52, 13–115 (100), , , 83 Highest break 103 0 Century breaks 2

Amateur pre-qualifying Qualifying rounds were played in Gibraltar on 13–14 March 2019. All matches were played best of 7 frames.

Round 1

Leo Fernandez 4–1 Peter Devlin Mark Winsor 4–1 Dan Barsley Jenson Kendrick 1–4 David Grace Edwin Ingebrigtsen 1–4 Adam Nash Francis Becerra Bhavesh Sodha Khurram Khan 4–0 Joshua Mallender Martin Pitcher 1–4 David Alcaide Christopher Watts 4–2 George Pragnall Ian Martin 1–4 Barry Pinches Patrick Whelan 4–3 Luke Pinches Iulian Boiko 4–1 Sean Maddocks Blythe Reeve 0–4 Fabian Monnin Steven Breward 0–4 Daniel Schneider Aaron Graham 0–4 Omar Alajlani

Curtis Daher 4–1 Rishi Gohill Nezar Asseri 1–4 Kuldesh Johal Paul Gibbs 0–4 Damian Wilks Abid Manzoor 2–4 James Budd Nick Jennings 4–2 Andrew Milliard Gareth Lopez 0–4 Halim Hussain Mike Finn 4–1 Mitchell Grinstead Paul Burrell 3–4 Francisco Domingues Francisco Sánchez Ruiz 4–0 Christophe Rives-Lange Callum Lloyd 1–4 James Cahill Ronan Whyte 4–3 Hani Owaidhi Jackson Page 0–4 David Lilley Tony Corrigan 3–4 Steven Thomas Kevin Van Hove 4–0 Eric Pei

Round 2

Aaran Hetherington 0–4 Leo Fernandez Henry Roper 1–4 Mark Winsor Ivelin Boyanov Bozhanov 0–4 David Grace Jamie Curtis-Barrett 4–0 Adam Nash Yassine Zaraoni 1–4 Matthew Glasby Marvin Morgan 4–2 Francis Becerra Dale Prime 0–4 Khurram Khan Andrew Urbaniak 0–4 David Alcaide Aymn Alamri 1–4 Christopher Watts Stephen Kershaw 0–4 Barry Pinches Farakh Ajaib 4–3 Patrick Whelan Daniel Bagley 4–0 Paul Thompson Oliver Brown 4–2 Iulian Boiko Jamie O'Neill 4–0 Fabian Monnin Adam Ashley 4–2 Daniel Schneider Elfed Evans 4–0 Omar Alajlani

Dylan Craig 4–2 Mark Vincent Jonathan Noble 2–4 Curtis Daher Andrew Olivero 0–4 Kuldesh Johal Andy Hicks 4–1 Damian Wilks Łukasz Guzowski 4–2 James Budd Sergey Isaenko 4–2 Nick Jennings James Height 1–4 Halim Hussain Danny Brindle 2–4 Mike Finn Jack Moore 0–4 Francisco Domingues Sean McAllister 2–4 Francisco Sánchez Ruiz Umar Younis 0–4 James Cahill Adrian Holmes 0–4 Ronan Whyte Abdulraouf Sayegh 1–4 David Lilley Lee Prickman 1–4 Steven Thomas Shahidul Islam 0–4 Kevin Van Hove

Century breaks Main stage centuries Total: 46

142, 134, 112, 103, 103, 102, 102, 100, 100 Stuart Bingham 142 Chen Feilong 139, 112 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 139, 109 Kyren Wilson 139 Paul Davison 139 Chris Wakelin 136, 111 Kurt Maflin 135, 105 Peter Ebdon 129 Ashley Carty 129 Sean O'Sullivan 127 Jamie Clarke 126 Zhao Xintong 123 David Lilley 122, 107 David Gilbert 120, 103, 103, 101 Yuan Sijun 120 Hammad Miah 120 Jimmy White 117 Jack Lisowski 115 Barry Pinches 112 Yan Bingtao 109 James Cahill 108 Joe Swail 106 Daniel Wells 105 Hamza Akbar 104 Zhou Yuelong 103 Ross Muir 102 Martin O'Donnell 101, 100 Gary Wilson 100 Ryan Day

Qualifying rounds centuries Total: 1

100 Barry Pinches

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