Snooker: China Open Qualifying

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Tuesday 2 February 2010	Player 1	Player 2	BPP
	Anda, Z v Norbury, C (10:00 GMT)	1.44	2.62	107.33 %
	Jogia, S v Wells, D (10:00 GMT)	1.83	1.83	109.09 %
	Mahitthi, A v White, M (10:00 GMT)	2.62	1.53	103.31 %
	Norman, A v Woollaston, B (10:00 GMT)	2.75	1.4	107.79 %
	O'Donoghue, B v Wallace, P (10:00 GMT)	3.6	1.25	107.78 %
	Preece, I v Spick, L (10:00 GMT)	2.4	1.66	101.67 %
	Sangnil, N v Xi Wen, M (10:00 GMT)	1.53	2.37	107.32 %
	Baird, S v Steadman, C (16:00 GMT)	2.62	1.5	104.76 %
	Bedford, S v Wattana, J (16:00 GMT)	1.53	2.4	106.88 %
	Brown, J v Xiao, Guodong (16:00 GMT)	3	1.44	102.56 %
	Couch, M v Hogan, D (16:00 GMT)	1.44	3	102.56 %
	Drago, T v Page, L (16:00 GMT)	1.28	3.6	105.56 %
	Gray, D v Hang, L (16:00 GMT)	1.9	2	102.63 %
	Haneveer, B v Un-Nooh, T (16:00 GMT)	2.75	1.53	101.58 %
	Robertson, J v Rowlings, S (16:00 GMT)	1.4	3	104.76 %

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Re: China Open Qualifying Not sure how many bets I'll have but I think I've learnt a lot from the Welsh Open qualifying disaster I had so I'm going to see if these qualis are profitable for the future. Just one for tomorrow. 3pts Li Hang to beat D.Gray Evs Paddy Power Li Hang came within one frame of making the final stages of the Welsh Open when he went down in a deciding frame against Fergal O'Brien. He did win 3 solid matches in that week of qualifying though so he should come into this week full of confidence. That can't be said about David Gray. He hasn't won a single match in any of the ranking event qualifiers and lost in the 1st qualifying round to Matthew Selt in the Welsh. That in itself isn't a bad result but a highest break of 41 isn't going to cut the mustard too often. Only 3 breaks over 30 in 8 frames shows a man low on confidence. Li Hang hit a 138 in his opening match of Welsh qualifying which was a career best break so he comes here on top form and with him having the extra incentive of this being his home tournament I'll take the young Chinese player to win this one.