Snooker fans logging in now will see that WST Play has moved everything to a new site: play.wst.tv. All live and on-demand snooker streams are now in one place. Fans no longer have to switch between different sites or apps to watch matches.
If you already have a WST Play account, you need to reset your password before you can use the new site. Go to play.wst.tv, click the SSO login at the top right, and sign in with your email. The site will send you a reset code by email. Enter the code, set a new password, and your account will be ready.
Table one of the Scottish Open 2026 qualifiers is now streamed live on WST Play with commentary, a new feature this season available globally except in China.
This is more than just a new look. WST Play has put all snooker content in one spot, aiming to be the main digital home for fans everywhere. The World Snooker Tour says the platform already streams live events, including the Scottish Open 2026 qualifiers and other matches. Fans can watch both live games and older matches without having to search different places. As of late September 2026, the site was already showing live tournament coverage.
The main website is up and running, but WST Play says updates for connected TV apps are coming soon. Right now, the focus is on helping users get back into their accounts and watch snooker without any trouble. SnookerHQ reported that the Scottish Open qualifying, held from 20 to 23 September 2026 at the Mattioli Arena in Leicester, was streamed worldwide on WST Play (except in China) as a subscription service. This shows the platform is doing more than just moving to a new site.
WST Play's match-centre pages now direct users to follow live tournament coverage directly on the platform, rather than through fragmented products. The World Snooker Tour also encourages fans to sign up for WST Play to access a wide range of live and on-demand content throughout the season, along with ticket-priority benefits for UK events.
Moving WST Play to play.wst.tv is a clear step toward modern snooker streaming. By asking users to reset passwords and verify accounts, the platform is putting security and ease of use first. This move shows that snooker's digital future will focus on simple, reliable access-not scattered platforms or old systems.
