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The winner from Taiwan - WC 8-ball.
Taiwan’s Chang Jun Lin became the World Champion after beating Fu 11-6.
Two players from the same country appeared to be the best in 8-ball World Championship in Fujairah.
Final game: CHANG JUN LIN vs FU CHE WEI at 5:00 PM (local time), race to 11, alternate break.
Both players - from the beginning played on high-level.

Mixed Cup 25-26 February 2012
Kielce / Poland.

Players from Poland, Ukraine, Russia, Estonia, Bulgaria and Slovakia competed in international tournament in pairs which was organized in Poland.

Five in game.

In the World Championships in 8-ball - Fujairah we have 5 representants of Eastern Europe.

Jasmin Ouschan from Austria won the first part of voting on the 2011 EPBF Player of the Year.

European Champion collected 491 votes and it is 113 votes more than last year. The second place fell to Junior World Champion, Marek Kudlik from Poland, who got 407 votes. The other players got much less votes: J. Tahti – 147; R. Souquet – 121; O. Czupryńska – 55; H. See – 20. Generally the number of online votes cast 1113. It is 90 votes more than last year. Votes of national federations and EPBF partners will decide about the final victory. The results will be announced during the European Championships in Luxembourg.

The Championships of Russia in Pool Billiard 2011 were dominated by well-known players.

Ewa Laurance, after an incredible final match, defeated one of the favorites - Allison Fisher.

Dutchman, Alex Lely, Ex-European Champion is instructing players from Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Karol Skowerski and Radoslaw Babica won today in the qualification event for WPA 8-Ball Championship 2012.

They appeared to be the best two among 27 players from Poland, Ukraine and Slovakia.

The capital of Slovakia was hosting the players of the Slovakia Cup, which took place on 14th January 2012.

The winner of the tournament -Jaroslav Polach defeated Jakub Koniar in the final game.

The results are as follows:

This years Estonian Pool Championships were held at the Baribal Poolclub in Tallinn. Estonian Champions were determined in 14.1, 8- and 9-ball in men, women, junior and senior divisions. In order to determine the ultimate champion all matches were played in single elimination format.