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Q Tour Europe 2026: 109 players compete in Sofia, golden opportunity for Sanderson Lam to claim WST card
core: The Q Tour Europe tournament is taking place in Sofia, Bulgaria, with 109 entrants, providing a key pathway for players like Sanderson Lam to gain WST tour cards.
key_facts: 109 entrants; Event one winner Sanderson Lam; Venue in Sofia, Bulgaria; Next stage in Leeds, England; Involved EBSA and WPBSA governing body
source: WPBSA official announcement
related: How does Q Tour help players qualify for main tour?; What is the importance of winning Q Tour events?; Who is Sanderson Lam?
The Q Tour Europe 2026 officially kicks off in Sofia, Bulgaria. This event is not only a stage for amateur and semi-professional players to compete but also an important bridge for them to secure WST Tour Card entries. With a total of 109 registered players, the tournament promises intense competition from the very first round. In this context, Sanderson Lam stands out as a notable name as he is the winner of the first event of the tournament, after defeating Farakh Ajaib in the final.
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