Mosconi Cup: Preview, Statistics and Analysis

The thirty-first renewal of the Mosconi Cup will take place in Orlando between the 30th November and 3rd of December. Team Europe are hoping to record their fifth consecutive victory.
Mosconi Cup: Preview, Statistics and Analysis
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Mosconi Cup 2024

Europe defeated USA 11-6 to win their fifth consecutive Mosconi Cup

The annual match-up between the USA and Europe moves to the Caribe Royale resort in Orlando in November and December 2024

The bookmakers have Europe as favourite to take the Mosconi Cup for the fifth consecutive time. USA last won the cup in Las Vegas in 2019 and have lost fourteen of the last sixteen meet ups between these two teams.

USA won the initial Mosconi Cup 16-12 in 1994 and then won nine of the next eleven events.

The overall score of the twenty-nine editions of the Mosconi Cup is:  Europe 16, USA 13, Tied 1

Who do you think is going to win the 2024 Mosconi Cup? Once you have made your choice for the 2024 event you can add a bet via an online bookie. If you do not have an active online betting account, you’ll need to set one up. You can do this by heading over to our list of bookmakers showing their latest customer sign up offers.

Mosconi Cup 2024: The Teams

The teams for the next Mosconi Cup have now been announced and are listed below.

Below are the teams from 2024:

Team USA:

Skyler Woodward (Captain, World Ranking:14)

Fedor Gorst (2024 World Champion, World Ranking:1)

Shane Van Boening (5x US Open Pool Champion, World Ranking:9)

Tyler Styer (2x Mosconi Cup Winner, World Ranking:23)

Billy Thorpe (2x Mosconi Cup Winner, World Ranking:36)

Team Europe:

Jayson Shaw (Captain, 5x Cup winner, World Ranking: 4)

Eklent Kaci (2x Mosconi Cup winner, World Ranking:2)

Francisco Sanchez Ruiz (2023 World Champion, World Ranking:3)

David Alcaide (4x Mosconi Cup winner, World Ranking:8)

Mickey Krause (2024 European Open Champion, World Ranking:13)

Most betting apps should offer a section on the Mosconi Cup should you wish to make a bet on your pick for this event.

Mosconi Cup: Format

A maximum of twenty matches to be played, first team to eleven wins the Mosconi Cup

All matches are played over the best of nine racks

Day One: One team match, two doubles matches and one singles match

Day Two: Three doubles matches and two singles matches

Day Three: Two doubles matches and three singles matches

Day Four: One Doubles match and five singles matches

You can access the list of bookies offering the best free bets before deciding on your Mosconi Cup selections.

Mosconi Cup: Previous Winners

Below is a table of all the results of the Mosconi Cup:

The MVP award was introduced in 2003

Year
Winner
Score
Losers
MVP
Venue
2023
Europe
11-3
USA
Joshua Filler (Europe)
Alexandra Palace, London
2022
Europe
11-7
USA
Joshua Filler
(Europe)
Bally's Las Vegas
2021
Europe
11-6
USA
Jayson Shaw (Europe)
Alexandra Palace, London
2020
Europe
11-3
USA
Jayson Shaw (Europe)
Ricoh Arena, Coventry
2019
USA
11-8
Europe
Skyler Woodward (USA)
Las Vegas, Nevada
2018
USA
11-9
Europe
Skyler Woodward (USA)
Alexandra Palace, London
2017
Europe
11-4
USA
Joshua Filler (USA)
Las Vegas, Nevada
2016
Europe
11-3
USA
Abin Ouschan (Europe)
Alexandra Palce, London
2015
Europe
11-7
USA
Niels Feijen (Europe)
Las Vegas, Nevada
2014
Europe
11-5
USA
Niels Feijen (Europe)
Tower Circus, Blackpool
2013
Europe
11-2
USA
Niels Feijen (Europe)
Las Vegas, Nevada
2012
Europe
11-9
USA
Chris Melling (Europe)
Bethnal Green, London
2011
Europe
11-7
USA
Niels Feijen (Europe)
Las Vegas, Nevada
2010
Europe
11-8
USA
Darren Appleton (Europe)
Bethnal Green, London
2009
USA
11-7
Europe
Dennis Hatch (USA)
Las Vegas, Nevada
2008
Europe
11-5
USA
Mika Immonen (Europe)
St Julian's, Malta
2007
Europe
11-8
USA
Tony Drago (Europe)
Las Vegas, Nevada
2006
USA
Europe
12-12
TIED
Corey Deuel (USA)
Rotterdam, Netherlands
2005
USA
11-6
Europe
Earl Strickland (USA)
Las Vegas, Nevada
2004
USA
12-9
Europe
Rodney Morris (USA)
Egmond aan Zee, Netherlands
2003
USA
11-9
Europe
Mika Immonen (Europe)
Las Vegas, Nevada
2002
Europe
12-9
USA

Bethnal Green, London
2001
USA
12-1
Europe

Bethnal Green, London
2000
USA
12-9
Europe

Bethnal Green, London
1999
USA
12-7
Europe

Bethnal Green, London
1998
USA
13-9
Europe

Bethnal Green, London
1997
USA
13-8
Europe

Bethnal Green, London
1996
USA
15-13
Europe

Dagenham, London
1995
Europe
16-15
USA

Basildon, Essex
1994
USA
16-12
Europe

Romford, London

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