ABOUT MYICUE
A snooker prediction game for people who argue about the draw before a ball is struck.
MyiCue is a free-to-play prediction game built for snooker fans who think they know how a tournament will unfold. Before an event begins, you rank the field in the order you believe it will finish - the order matters, because every position you get right scores points. As the tournament progresses, your MyiCue is scored automatically against the real results, round by round, with bonus points for bold calls, for correctly naming the champion and runner-up, and for calling all eight quarter-finalists.
The app is for anyone who follows the World Snooker Tour, from casual viewers who only watch the big televised events to seasoned fans who know every qualifier and held-over match. Private leagues let you run a season-long competition with friends, colleagues or your club, with a live leaderboard that updates as matches are settled - including provisional points while frames are still being played, and a final table once the trophy is lifted.
MyiCue is built and maintained by a small independent team of snooker supporters and software developers. We track the professional tour using publicly available match data and we do not run any form of betting or wagering: there is no money to stake and nothing to gamble on - just bragging rights and a season-long league table.
Rank the field
Order the players the way you think the tournament will finish.
Play with friends
Set up a private league and compete across the whole season.
Scored automatically
Points are settled from real results as each round is completed.
Powered by snooker.org
None of this would be possible without snooker.org, the sport's longest-running and most trusted independent results database. Its publicly available match data - tournament draws, fixtures, frame scores, qualifiers and player rosters spanning the professional tour - is the raw material MyiCue runs on.
We sync that data regularly, then score every MyiCue prediction against the real results as each round is completed. The draws and fixtures you rank come from snooker.org's records; live scoring tracks matches in progress; and player history powers the form guides and head-to-head context you see around each event.
We are deeply grateful to the team behind snooker.org for maintaining such a comprehensive, free resource. If you follow the sport and have never visited, it is the single best place to look up any result, ranking or record - and the reason a site like this exists at all.
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