Petri Makkonen

Petri Makkonen is one of Finland’s most accomplished pool players and a respected name on the international scene. Known for his calm presence, precise cue action, and competitive consistency, he has built a career defined by major victories in both national and global events. 

Among his standout achievements are winning the 2012 World Cup of Pool for Finland together with Mika Immonen, capturing the 2015 German Open Euro Tour title, and reaching the final of the European 10-ball Championship.

With numerous Finnish national titles across multiple disciplines, Makkonen represents experience, professionalism, and elite Nordic cue sports at the highest level. As a presenter for Cuelees, he reflects the same values found in the brand: precision, quality, and performance under pressure.

Results under 2025

January: Finnish nationals 10-ball (2nd place), My Billiard Open (1st place)

February: Finnish pool tour(1st place), poolbar open (1st place), Taom tour (3rd place)

March: European championships: straight pool (33rd place), 8-ball (9th place) 10-ball (33rd), 9-ball (17th place), Diamond open (1st place), European open -WNT major (17th place), Finnish nationals 8-ball (1st place), Conrete open (1st place)

April: Eurotour (33rd place), Eastern open (3rd place), Taom V10 open -WNT (2nd place), Scottish open -WNT (17th place)

May: UK Open -WNT major (64th place), Taom tour (5th place), Hill hill open Estonia -WNT (5th place), Göteborg open (1st place)

June: Diamond summer tour (1st place), Eurotour Austria (33rd place), Diamond summer tour (1st place)

July: Oslo open (3rd place), Oulu open (1st place), 9-ball World championships -WNT major (65th place), Diamond summer tour (1st place)

August: Taom tour (1st place), Florida open -WNT major (33rd place), Wolf den open -WNT (17th place), US open -WNT major (65th place), Diamond summer tour finals (1st place)

September: Nordic championships (1st place), Finnish pool tour (2nd place), 10-ball World Championship (33rd place)

October: Peri open -WNT (33rd place), Doubles world championships (9th place), 8-ball World championships (9th place), Straight pool Finnish championships (3rd place)

November: Eurotour Spain (33rd place), Finnish pool tour (2nd place), Multiball open (1st place), Stockholm open (2nd place), Predator Spain open (33rd place)

December: Taom tour Finals (3rd place), Finnish 10-ball open (1st place)