Tour Championship snooker on TV 2025: Channel, schedule and live stream
Your complete guide to how to watch the Tour Championship 2025 on TV and live stream, including full broadcast details.

The first round of the Tour Championship culminates on Tuesday.
Mark Selby and Si Jiahui will face off across the afternoon and evening sessions while the other opening ties – Mark Williams v Ding Junhui and Xiao Guodong v Wu Yize – will also reach their conclusion today.
Barry Hawkins drew first blood at Manchester Central and his dominant 10-1 victory on Monday has set up a meeting with World No. 1 Judd Trump in the quarter-finals, which start tomorrow.
The Tour Championship, the final tournament ahead of the World Snooker Championship, brings together the 12 top players on the one-year rankings with a prize fund of £500,000 on offer.
Fans will be delighted by free-to-air coverage of the sport coming up this week, and we have the details below.
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When is the Tour Championship 2025?
The Tour Championship 2025 starts on Monday 31st March 2025 and runs until Sunday 6th April 2025.
TV coverage starts at 1pm UK time each day and runs into an evening session, starting at 7pm.
How to watch the Tour Championship 2025 on TV and live stream
Coverage of the Tour Championship 2025 will be live on ITV4 throughout the course of the week.
You can access ITVX via a range of devices including smartphones, tablets, desktop computers and laptops or smart TVs.
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