About the QLD CUP sporting events are annual events organised by the Queensland Eight Ball Federation.
QLD CUP has multiple Tier One events, Men’s Team, Women’s Team and Country Team.
* You can only play in 1 Tier One event.
Men’s Team – 6 Graded Players – 2xS, 2xA, 2xB (including B&C) (male).
Women’s Team – 4 Graded Players – 2xS, 2xA (including B&C) (female).
Country Team – 6 Graded Players – 2xA, 2xB and 2xB (including B&C) (male and female).
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QLD CUP has multiple Tier Two events, Junior Team and Master’s Team.
* You can play in 1 Tier One, and 1 Tier Two event.
Junior Team – 4 Graded Players – u18, u15, u12, u18 girl.
Master’s Team – 4 Graded Players – 2xS, 2xA (including B&C) (male and female) (over 50).
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QLD CUP has multiple Tier Three events, Satellite Team, Indigenous Team and Disability Team
* You can play in 1 Tier One, and 1 Tier Two event, and 1 Tier Three event.
Satellite Team – 6 Graded Players – 2xS, 2xA, 2xB (including B&C).
Indigenous Team – 6 Graded Players – 2xS, 2xA, 2xB (including B&C) (male and female).
Disability Team – 6 Graded Players – modified sports.
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For further information please read about the QLD Cup Tournament Rules.
Your association can nominate for a QLD CUP event online https://play.qpool.com.au/
About Improving.
Measure Your Playing Ability Against Players of Your Calibre
Whether you’re new to the game or an experienced competitor, one of the best ways to improve is by testing your skills against players of a similar standard. Competing against players of your calibre creates a fair and challenging environment where every match becomes an opportunity to learn, grow, and gain valuable experience.
Playing against evenly matched opponents helps you identify your strengths and weaknesses. You’ll develop a better understanding of shot selection, game management, safety play, and strategic decision-making. More importantly, you’ll gain confidence as you see your skills improve through regular competition.
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Improvement doesn’t happen by chance—it comes from learning, practice, and experience. By participating in structured competition and development programs, you’ll be exposed to the skill sets required to advance your game, including:
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- Understanding rules and game strategy
- Sportsmanship and competitive confidence
As your abilities develop, you’ll be challenged by stronger opponents and more advanced situations, helping you continue your progression as a player.
About You. Challenge Yourself. Improve Your Game.
Every player’s journey is different, but the goal is the same—to become the best player you can be. Measuring your ability against players of a similar standard provides a clear pathway for improvement while ensuring matches remain competitive, enjoyable, and rewarding.
Take the opportunity to challenge yourself, develop new skills, and discover what you’re capable of achieving. The next level of your game starts here.