The Championship League returns for the Winners' Group, the final stage of the competition in 2024.

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A host of top players are in the mix and raring to go for a shot at the title in Leicester.

Players are afforded multiple attempts to qualify from one of seven groups throughout the winter. The victors in each group stage are then placed in the Winners' Group.

Kyren Wilson took six attempts to reach the final round but he made it in the end, while hometown hero Mark Selby is the highest-ranked player left in the competition at this stage.

RadioTimes.com brings you all the details on how to watch the Championship League 2024.

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When is Championship League 2024?

The Championship League 2024 started on Tuesday 2nd January 2024 and runs until Wednesday 13th March 2024.

  • Group 1 – 2nd/3rd January
  • Group 2 – 4th/5th January
  • Group 3 – 5th/6th February
  • Group 4 – 7th/8th February
  • Group 5 – 9th/10th February
  • Group 6 – 26th/27th February
  • Group 7 – 28th/29th February
  • Winners' Group – 12th/13th March

How to watch Championship League 2024 on TV and live stream

Coverage of the Championship League will be extensively shown on Matchroom.live.

The action will be shown from 11am and 4:30pm each day.

You can access Matchroom.live online with a day pass for £1.99, monthly pass for £5.99 or an annual pass for £49.99.

Championship League 2024 prize money

There's a healthy prize pot on offer for the Championship League 2024. Here's the full rundown:

Groups 1-7

  • Winner: £3,000
  • Runner-up: £2,000
  • Semi-final: £1,000
  • Frame win (league stage): £100
  • Frame win (play-offs): £300
  • Highest break: £500

Winners' Group

  • Winner: £10,000
  • Runner-up: £5,000
  • Semi-final: £3,000
  • Frame win (league stage): £200
  • Frame win (play-offs): £300
  • Highest break: £1,000

Maximum possible tournament total: £205,000 (if all matches are 3-2)

Minimum possible tournament total: £152,800 (if all matches are 3-0)

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