After the unfortunate cancellation of this year's Championship in Houston last month, the host for last year's Championship has kindly stepped forward to host this prestigious event for a second successive year, and a tenth time in total.

Alan Morris, the Executive Director of the United States Snooker Association (USSA), said: "It's a privilege to be back at the Embassy Billiards Club as last year's Championship was the biggest one ever staged and amazingly successful.

"The Championship last year attracted a record full-field entry of sixty-four players from all across the United States, and we do hope to get a similar number this year to what I believe will be another fantastic event.

"I really would like to thank Steven Wong and his team at the Embassy Billiards Club for their continued support toward snooker in the United States."

Last year's Championship was won by Arizona's Daren Taylor who was playing in the event for the first time, after he defeated the proprietor of the Embassy Billiards Club and defending champion Steven Wong 5-4 in the final.

Entry for this year's Championship will be available exclusively on the USSA's Cloud Snooker system.

Players who had previously entered to play in the canceled Championship are asked to kindly enter again should they wish to compete.

Further details on how to sign up to a USSA Membership account on Cloud Snooker, and how to enter the Championship are published in the 2024 Championship Rules & Conditions of Entry document.