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Click here for pictures from the 2006 World Cup of Pool, which was staged in Newport, Wales           

World Cup of Pool II - September 2007, Outland, Rotterdam, Holland  
Round One (Race to eight)
Croatia 8-5 Russia
 China 8-1 South Africa
 Japan 8-2 Spain
 Philippines 8-6 Scotland
 France 8-2 Italy
 Holland A 8-5 Indonesia
 Australia 6-8 Austria
 India 3-8 Canada
 Vietnam 5-8 Korea
Germany 4-8 Singapore
 Taiwan 8-3 Denmark
 Holland B 2-8 Belgium
Hungary 5-8 Switzerland
 Qatar 5-8 Finland
 England 8-6 Poland
 16. USA 8-7 Malta .

Round Two (Race to eight)
Philippines 8-0 Croatia
 Holland A 7-8 Japan
Canada 8-2 Korea
 France 6-8 China
 Austria 2-8 Singapore
Switzerland 8-6 USA
 England 5-8  Finland
 Taiwan 6-8 Belgium .
 
Quarter-finals (Race to nine)
Japan 9-5 Singapore
 Belgium 4-9 Canada
Finland 9-4 Switzerland
 Philippines 6-9 China     

Semi-finals (Race to nine)
Finland 9-0 Canada
 China 9-4 Japan     

Final (Race to 11)
Finland 10-11 China

2007 PartyPoker.net World Cup of Pool Champions
CHINA
World Cup of Pool I - Newport Centre, Wales, August 2006
The results were...

Final
Philippines (Efren Reyes and Francisco Bustamante) 13-5 USA (Earl Strickland and Rodney Morris.

Semi-finals
Philippines 9-7 Germany (Thomas Engert and Oliver Ortmann)
USA 9-7 Vietnam (Luong Chi Dung and Thanh Nam Nguyen)

Quarter-finals
Philippines 9-6 Czech Republic (Michal Gavenciak and Roman Hybler)
Germany 9-4 Taiwan (Wang Hung-hsiang and Yang Ching-shun)
USA 9-3 Hong Kong (Lee Chenman and Kong Man-ho)
Vietnam 9-8 Italy (Angelo Millauro and Fabio Petroni)

Last 16
Philippines 9-5 Malaysia (Ibrahim Bin Amin and Patrick Ooi)
Czech Republic 9-8 Canada (Tyler Edey and Luc Salvas)
Taiwan 9-4 Japan (Satoshi Kawabata and Masaki Tanaka)
Germany 9-5 Spain (David Alcaide and Rafael Guzman)
USA 9-3 England B (Steve Davis and Daryl Peach)
Hong Kong 9-8 Russia (Konstantin Stepanov and Konstantin Zolotilov)
Italy 9-2 Finland (Markus Juva and Mika Immonen)
Vietnam 9-8 Holland (Niels Feijen and Nick van den Berg)

Round One
Philippines 9-0 Malta (Tony Drago and Alex Borg)
Malaysia 9-3 Qatar (Bashar Hussain and Fahad Mohammadi)
Czech Republic 9-6 Poland (Radoslaw Babica and Mariusz Roter)
Canada 9-5 Thailand (Tepwin Arunnath and Amnuayporn Chotipong)
Taiwan 9-6 India (Alok Kumar and Dharminder Singh Lilly)
Japan 9-0 (walkover) v Indonesia (Imran Ibrahim and Ricky Yang)
Spain 9-8 England A (Raj Hundal and Ronnie O'Sullivan)
Germany 9-2 Wales (Ben Davies and Rob McKenna)
USA 9-6 Singapore (Toh Lian Han and Chan Keng Kwang)
England B 9-6 Korea (Lee Gun-jae and Jeong Young-hwa)
Russia 9-3 Hungary (Vilmos Foldes and Gabor Solymosi)
Hong Kong 9-8 Sweden (Marcus Chamat and Tom Storm)
Finland 9-5 Ireland (Tommy Donlon and Paddy McLaughlin)
Italy 9-2 South Africa (David Anderson and Yulan Govender)
Vietnam 9-8 Croatia (Ivan Kralj and Philipp Stojanovic)
Holland 9-5 Scotland (Pat Holtz and Michael Valentine)