The Predator Pro Billiard Series will conclude its 2026 season in Jacksonville, Florida, with the inaugural "Pro Billiard Series All Stars" event held from December 15–20 at the Hyatt Regency Riverfront. This new annual fixture features a top field of thirty-two players, comprising the Top 12 men and women on the WPA World Rankings plus four wildcards in each category, competing across singles, doubles, and mixed doubles formats over six days.
The competition introduces a unique dynamic by requiring rival players to compete as teammates alongside their regular opponents, emphasizing communication and adaptability beyond individual skill. The event will be broadcast live for free on multiple platforms including YouTube, Amazon Prime, and Samsung TV from all four tables, while two MVP awards based on win-loss ratios across the week's events will honor consistent performance in both team and individual competitions.
Supported by major industry partners such as Predator Group, Iwan Simonis, Aramith, and WPA, this series aims to become a permanent season-ending staple for professional pool players and fans alike. The event promises high-level competition featuring some of the sport's biggest names against a backdrop of new partnerships in Jacksonville's global headquarters city.
Do you think the mixed doubles format will create unexpected team dynamics among current rivals?