[3][4] The tournament was the first Euro Tour event held in Turkey since the 1999 Turkish Open won by Germany's Ralph Eckert.

[11] Having won, Appleton qualified for the winner's third round, but decided to sleep prior to the match.

[13] Two several-time Euro Tour winners Mario He and Thorsten Hohmann met in the loser's qualification round.

Hohmann met fellow German player and reigning WPA World Nine-ball champion Joshua Filler.

At the quarter-final stage, Sanchez-Ruiz was defeated by Russian youngster Fedor Gorst 5–9.

[16] With Grabe leading 4–1, Kaci missed a shot on the 2-ball and conceded the rack in frustration.

[21] Russia's Kristina Tkach (first seed) won her matches 7–1 and 7–3 to draw Veronika Ivanovskaia in the knockout round.

[20] Belarusian player Marharyta Fefilava (second seed) won her two qualifying matches 7–0 and 7–2 to meet Kamila Khodjaeva in the last 16.

Zaleska chose to push out, but Vogelmann left the table safe after her shot.

With no clear shot, Zaleska fluked both the 1-ball and 2-ball, and ran the rack to win the match and tournament.

Players in bold denote match winners:[2][7][25] The following results are from the knockout stages following the round of 16.