Two of the sport's biggest names might've pulled out, but there's still plenty to play for at snooker's Scottish Open.

Edinburgh's Meadowbank plays host to this year's event, with reigning champion Gary Wilson having already fallen at the first hurdle. The remaining players will now fight it out for 2024's final ranking title, with an all-star line up including Scotland's very own John Higgins, China's Ding Junhui and Englishman Mark Selby - all of whom will be dreaming of lifting the Stephen Hendry Trophy across a packed week of action. Two big names who won't feature however are world number one Judd Trump who, fresh off the back of winning the UK Championship, announced that he'll be restricting his competition time as he aims for World Championship glory at the Crucible in April - and Ronnie O'Sullivan, who pulled out late on, and is believed to be focusing on the lucrative Riyadh Season Snooker Championship later this month.

That opens up the draw somewhat given Trump's sparkling form in York, and fans could be treated to some superb spectacles in a packed week of action. A home player hasn't won the tournament since Stephen Hendry in 1999, the man Hendry defeated that day - Graeme Dott - is already out but two other Scots will be joining Higgins in dreaming of home glory in the shape of Stephen Maguire and Dean Young.

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When is the Scottish Open snooker?

The Scottish Open gets underway on Monday December 9 and runs until the final on Sunday December 15. The first sessions of the day start at 10am, with Wizard of Wishaw Higgins next in action on December 11 against UK Championship finalist Barry Hawkins.

What channel is the Scottish Open on?

Live coverage of the event will be on Eurosport 1 - starting at 1pm on December 9.

Can I live stream the Scottish Open?

Yes. The whole event will be available to live stream on the discovery+ app and website that supports all major platforms. You can purchase a discovery+ standard monthly pass from £6.99 a month or £59.99 per year.

What is the prize money at the Scottish Open?

Competitors will be fighting it out for their share of a prize pot worth more than £500,000 , with the winner taking home a cheque for £100,000 - handy for some last-minute Christmas shopping. From there, prize money is awarded on a decreasing scale:

• Winner: £100,000

• Runner-up: £45,000

• Semi-finalist: £21,000

• Quarter-finalist: £13,200

• Last 16: £9,000

• Last 32: £5,400

• Last 64: £3,600

• Last 96: £1,000

• High Break: £5,000

• Total: £550,400

Full draw

• Gary Wilson v Long Zehuang

• Joe O'Connor v Lyu Haotian

• Neil Robertson v Fan Zhengyi

• Tom Ford v Antoni Kowalski

• Zhou Yuelong v Yuan Sijun

• Ding Junhui v Mark Davis

• Robert Milkins v Jackson Page

• Xiao Guodong v Xu Si

• Jak Jones v Jamie Jones

• David Gilbert v Robbie Williams

• Jack Lisowski v Jordan Brown

• Si Jiahui v Ma Hailong

• Ryan Day v Anthony McGill

• Mark Allen v He Guoqiang

• Wu Yize v Farakh Ajaib

• John Higgins v Ian Burns

• Barry Hawkins v Alexander Ursenbacher

• Chris Wakelin v Scott Donaldson

• Zhang Anda v Stan Moody

• Pang Junxu v Dean Young

• Stuart Bingham v Jimmy Robertson

• Mark Williams v David Lilley

• Mark Selby v Stuart Carrington

• Noppon Saengkham v Ricky Walden

• Ronnie O'Sullivan v Xing Zihao

• Luca Brecel v Julien Leclercq

• Stephen Maguire v Matthew Selt

• Kyren Wilson v David Grace

• Hossein Vafaei v Lei Peifan

• Shaun Murphy v Daniel Wells

• Ali Carter v Graeme Dott