Has anybody else noticed the bdo are getting daily coverage in the metro there has been different stories daily for the past week or so.

Waites our first round again

Read on Twitter that Jim Williams has not entered. Given that a good weekend could have got him into the first PC events, think we can safely assume that he is going down the BDO route this year. I’m surprised he hasn’t entered the challenge tour this weekend he’s not down for the Romanian open or ...

THE 2019 Unicorn Challenge Tour gets underway this weekend, as players compete for PDC Tour Cards and a place in the 2019/20 William Hill World Championship. The PDC's second-tier tour will see a series of 20 tournaments held during 2019, each offering £10,000 in prize money for PDPA Associate Membe...

Gonna be interesting to see whether the usual BDO tourers pick the challenge tour or the Romanian open this week could set there paths for the whole season. Looking at the entry list for the Romania not many of the q school players on it.

What’s the ruling if a challenge tour player qualifies for the pro tour and plays on it can they play in BDO events aswell? Or are they technically a PDC then?

Yeah lots of opinions been posting on here for years now usual comment to the posts not the poster unlike you.

With the standard improving in the women’s game how much do you think the ladies world champion should receive?

Wonder if the Europeans from lakeside we’re actually aloud to play the uk qualifier?

Thought Harms would have had a go this year isn’t he under new management? So am I right in thinking none of the Europeans from lakeside have entered the uk qualifier so far?

Confirmed Glen Durrant Scott Waites Jim Williams Coran Whitehead William Mandigers Kyle McKinstry Mark McGeeney Wes Newton Daniel Day Dean Reynolds Dave Cameron Mark McGrath 2 who said they are going but entry not in yet Tony O’Shea Andy Hamilton Confirmed not going Scott Mitchell Dave Parletti Mic...

she could dominate lakeside the next few years if all the big names go q school.

Do the women get invited back the next few years without qualifying like the previous male winners?

Think Suzuki winning today and following up on how well Asada done at Ally Pally, shows the progress of darts in Japan. Darts is clearly getting bigger in Japan, but not unlike North America, such is the population of the country, the percentage of that population who have any interest in darts wil...

Bet the BDO are gutted they didn’t arrange the annual men’s Asian qualifier now.

A lot of talk off the pundits of Suzuki being a big star in japan and the BDO should take the world trophy over to Japan.

What are people’s views on what the implications will be on Suzuki winning the woman’s title?