Last Man Standing Begins – 31 Players Still Hold Perfect Recent Records

One defeat. That's all it takes.

Today marks the launch of the Q4QS Last Man Standing, a new feature that will follow every eligible player who has managed to put together a perfect recent run of 10 consecutive victories.

The concept is simple. Every player starts with a flawless recent record, but from now on the pressure begins. One defeat and they're out. Those who continue winning will keep their place, while new players can join the competition by earning a fresh 10-match winning streak.

To ensure the competition rewards active players rather than those who simply stop playing, entrants must also have played at least six tournaments during 2026 to qualify, with an activity audit planned every 28 days to ensure everyone remains active.

After removing ineligible players and correcting an erroneous database entry, 31 players remain in the inaugural Last Man Standing field.

The Current Last Man Standing Field

Q4QS Rank	Player
2	Robbie Martin
3	Chas Barstow
4	Henry Cooper
5	Archie Self
6	Johnny Haines
8	Lee Evans
9	Connor Hopkins
12	Sean Holley
13	Paul Hogan
16	Bryan Flew
18	Danny Lauby
19	Ashton Brown
21	Kieran Smith
22	Alec Small
24	Reece Colley
25	Louis Melville
27	Roger Evans
28	Sion Thomas
29	Mike Harper
32	Andy Steed
33	David Farmer
37	Dan Williams
43	Jay Woodhouse
44	Rico Anderson
45	Steven Rees
49	Martin Walker
50	Dylan Person
51	Joe Smith
54	Kyle Macleod
55	Joseph Davidson
56	Steve Bird

Players qualified with a current 10-0 recent form and at least six tournaments played during 2026. The erroneous "Dannic Holls" entry has been removed.

Who Looks Best Placed?

There is quality throughout the field.

At the top sit established Q4QS names including Robbie Martin, Chas Barstow, Henry Cooper, Johnny Haines and Lee Evans, all of whom have shown the consistency needed to build an unbeaten run while competing regularly against strong opposition.

Further down the rankings, players such as Ashton Brown, Bryan Flew, Connor Hopkins and Danny Lauby have also quietly assembled impressive winning streaks and will fancy their chances of surviving well into the competition.

Of course, maintaining perfection becomes increasingly difficult. Every tournament entered brings another opportunity for the streak to end, and that's exactly what makes Last Man Standing so intriguing.

The Rules

• Minimum six tournaments played during 2026 to qualify.
• Current recent form must show 10 wins and 0 losses.
• Lose a match and you're eliminated.
• Every 28 days an activity audit will ensure players remain active.
• New players can enter whenever they achieve a qualifying 10-match winning streak.

Tomorrow, the first eliminations could already arrive—or every one of these 31 players may survive another day.

Either way, the race to become Q4QS Last Man Standing has officially begun.