Neil Robertson survived a Stuart Bingham fightback to win his second Welsh Open title.
The Australian world number 10 triumphed 9-7 in Cardiff after Bingham had battled back from 7-3 down to draw things level at 7-7.
It is a 15th ranking title for the 2010 world champion, whose first Welsh Open triumph came 12 years ago, and the £70,000 prize money takes his career earnings past the £4million mark.
The players went into the afternoon's mid-session interval with Robertson 3-1 up after making breaks of 71 and 69, and he added frame five with a run of 72.
Bingham - who won the world title in 2015 and this tournament in 2017 - responded by claiming two of the next three frames, finishing with a break of 102 to make it 5-3 ahead of the evening's action.
After Robertson took the opening two frames of session two via breaks of 65 and 56, Bingham rallied impressively, winning each of the next four, the second of which lasted 46 minutes.
But the world number 12 could not sustain the momentum and Robertson subsequently secured victory, wrapping things up with a break of 83.
