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Some extra information for the API methods

Field Values

Value	Description
1	Qualifying Round 1
2	Qualifying Round 2
3	Qualifying Round 3
4	Qualifying Round 4
5	Qualifying Round 5
6	Qualifying Round 6
20	Qualifying Round 7
21	Qualifying Round 8
19	Round Robin
16	Wildcard match
7	Round 1
8	Round 2
9	Round 3
10	Round 4
11	Round 5
12	Round 6
13	Quarterfinals
14	Semifinals
15	Final
18	Bronzefinal
17	Champion (used to determine ranking points)

DefendingChampion is the Player ID of the winner of the previous edition of this event.
EventPredictionID is the competition ID of this event at event-prediction.com.
NumUpcoming, NumActive and NumResults contains the number of upcoming, live and finished matches respectively for an event.
PreviousEdition is the Event ID of that previous edition.
RankingType says which ranking system this event belongs to. WR = World Ranking, so rankings on the World Snooker Tour (main).
WorldSnookerID is no longer in use. It contained the ID of the event at the old World Snooker website.
When Value Type is "CLR" you will know that matches can end 3-0, 3-1 or 2-2 (unless it's the final).

Value	Description
0	Not started
1	Ongoing
2	On break (typically between sessions, or when a match has been temporarily taken off)
3	Finished

Value	Description
1	One on one (standard)
2	Team match
3	Single match that is part of a team match

When the Estimated field is on the match doesn't have a specific start time. Just estimated. Often they play right after another match is finished.
If HeldOver is set to 1 it means the match has been held over to the main arena. It will thus be played during the date interval of the main event.
ID can not be used to anything. They are just automatically generated and change every time a match is changed.
Numbers are match numbers per round. E.g. the winners of match number 3 and 4 meet in match number 2 in the next round.
You can ignore the Unfinished field. It has been superceded by the Status field.
When Value Type in Event is "CLR" you will know that matches can end 3-0, 3-1 or 2-2 (unless it's the final).

HighestRank: The player's highest career position in the official world rankings (Main Tour).
WikipediaURL: Link to the related player page on Wikipedia.

The list before the current one, in the same season.

Rankings (2010-2013)
Seedings (2010-2013)
OneYearRankings (2009-2013)
OrderOfMerit (2010-2015)
APTC (2012-2015)
CombinedOrderofMerit (2013-2015)

Archived lists from throughout the seasons. (incomplete)