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Chinese star Yan Bingtao has become the seventh player to be suspended with snooker thrown into chaos amidst an ongoing match-fixing investigation

The world number 16 has been banned from attending or competing at events with immediate effect

Snooker's governing body suspends six Chinese players over allegations of "manipulating" professional matches for betting.

The sport has been plunged into chaos with chiefs suspending five players from the World Snooker Tour amid the biggest match-fixing probe in the history of the game

Sam Craigie was trailing 3-1 in his first-to-four clash with Ricky Walden at the Scottish Open, when he decided enough was enough at the Meadowbank Sports Centre

Thailand snooker player Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon admitted to the WPBSA that he was guilty of fixing the outcome of six matches that he lost between 2013 and 2015

Former English Open winner Wenbo, 35, has already served a ban this year following a conviction for a domestic related assault after an incident in Sheffield City Centre

Seven-time Crucible king Ronnie O'Sullivan has been hit in the pocket to the tune of £4,000 for making obscene gestures at the World and UK Championships

Disgraced snooker player Stephen Lee has two years left on his 12-year ban from the sport for match-fixing and has hinted he could plan a remarkable return to the tour

Stephen Lee still has two years left on his ban, after he was found guilty of seven counts of fixing matches in 2008 and 2009, but is refusing to rule out a return to the baize

Thai player Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon has been charged with fixing six snooker matches and suspended from all activity pending a formal hearing of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) disciplinary committee.