World snooker champ who spent all his money on supercars served by ROBOT WAITER as he shows off flashy lifestyle

LUCA BRECEL has swapped hot-potting for fine-dining since winning the world snooker title – and now with a ROBOT WAITER on cue!

The Belgian splashed out on supercars and turned to globetrotting after being crowned Crucible king in 2023.

Luca Brecel has taken his jet-set dining into the future

The Belgian found a unique way of enjoying his fortune

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Laura Vanoverberghe accompanies Brecel on his trips[/caption]

The Saudi weather is arguably hotter than Brecel’s recent form

And just weeks ago World No2 Mark Allen suggested the out-of-form star had not been doing enough for his sport.

However, Brecel always appears more than happy with his life – often sharing jet-setting pictures with partner Laura Vanoverberghe.

Yet even by his standards he has surely found new heights of luxury on his latest trip.

The 29-year-old posted pictures on Instagram of a robot waiter ready to serve him.

Brecel’s pics from Saudi Arabia also noted the temperature there was 41°C.

Some might say that’s much hotter than his current form at the baize.

Brecel has struggled for any sort of win this season.

And he even had to forfeit a match against England World No74 Hammad Miah at the Xi’an Grand Prix last month – after getting stuck in traffic.

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Brecel has spent big on cars such as this Ferrari 488[/caption]

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But Brecel is still sixth in the rankings, largely thanks to a riveting triumph against Mark Selby in the Crucible final of May last year.

He revealed he soared off to 14 countries in the four months immediately after that 18-15 success, in which he became snooker’s first-ever world champ from mainland Europe. 

However, Allen’s words might bring him down to earth.

The Northern Irishman said last month: “No disrespect to Luca, because he thoroughly deserved to win his World Championship, but I don’t think he did much for World Snooker, he didn’t really carry the sport for the next 12 months.

“I think sometimes the way he speaks about the game doesn’t endear himself to people who are grafting away trying to get better.”

But although Allen hailed 2024 Crucible winner Kyren Wilson as a “good advert” for the game, he added: “Each to their own, they’re both world champions at the end of the day.”

And as Brecel relaxed with his AI-enhanced eating experience, worries about short-circuiting his career were surely the last thing on his mind.

Brecel has adopted a plus lifestyle since his Crucible fame