Vietnam's top pool player Duong Quoc Hoang secured a spot in the Last 16 of the Pattaya Open with a convincing 9-5 victory over his Filipino opponent, Patric Gonzales.

Dương Quốc Hoàng and several Vietnamese players achieve victories at the Pattaya Open 2026 billiard tournament.

The Pattaya Open 2026 is becoming the focal point of the Asian billiards scene as the organizers announced a special bonus of up to 900 million VND for any player who accomplishes the 9-ball run feat at this year's tournament.

Tran Quyet Chien and Tran Thanh Tu have just led Vietnamese three-cushion carom billiards to the world summit for the second time. What fans are quite interested in at the moment is how much prize money our pair of cueists received.

In the early hours of March 2nd, Tran Quyet Chien and Nguyen Tran Thanh Tu defeated the host nation Germany in the final to be crowned champions at the 2026 World Team Three-Cushion Billiards Championship, thereby securing Vietnam's second world number one title in the team event.

The Vietnamese three-cushion carom team created one of the tournament's most dramatic semi-finals, narrowly overcoming Sweden in a tense chase that went down to the final shots, securing their place in the final.

The duo Tran Quyet Chien and Nguyen Tran Thanh Tu just achieved an impressive feat by defeating Turkey to secure a spot in the semifinals of the World Team Three-Cushion Billiards Championship.

Following the intense battles of version 2.1.1, the first season pass of 2026 for *World of Tanks*, also the 19th season of the Battle Pass, is finally set to launch with the upcoming version 2.2 update. As before, this update will bring 3D styles for three Tier X tanks. Two of them are the legendary "Gundam" heavy tank T110E5 and the still-popular sniper tank destroyer Grille 15.

The Philippines team excellently clinched the world team billiards championship after a nail-biting final against Poland, concluding the tournament's emotional journey in which the Vietnamese team had to stop at the quarterfinals.

After returning from the holiday break, LGD suffered a surprising 2-3 upset in their first match against TCG, who had previously lost all their major matches this season. This defeat marked the first major upset of the new year. Due to this loss, LGD not only failed to secure an early spot in the A/B Placement Match but also put themselves in a precarious position. Had they lost to RNG again, and if DRG had lost to eStar by the same score, LGD would have dropped to third place in Group B, missing out on the third round.