ChrisW wrote: ↑Thu Oct 03, 2019 5:23 pm Draw Open: Mens Open Draw.pdf
Draw Matchplay: Mens Matchplay Draw.pdf

Lots of interesting names there, there are so many emerging Irish talents

Sunday October 6 (1900) Ricky Evans 1-2 Chris Dobey Mervyn King 1-2 Dimitri Van den Bergh Joe Cullen 1-2 Ian White Jeffrey de Zwaan 2-1 Steve Beaton James Wade 2-1 John Henderson Michael Smith 2-0 Simon Whitlock Michael van Gerwen 2-1 Jamie Hughes Gary Anderson 2-1 Keegan Brown Joker - Michael Smith...

ChrisW wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2019 9:50 am Up into top 10 on the Pro Tour oom.
Hasn't looked back since that Masters win.

Been a rollercoaster ride!

Didn't the NA Championship take place before the US Darts Masters last year? Looking forward to it this year, any number of players could book their place at Ally Pally. Hoping Dawson Murschell will kick on from his positive showing at the World Cup, he came fairly close last year

ssjsa wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2019 4:31 pm

Bear in mind that this list isn't including provisional future TV monies. James Wilson has just fallen out of the Matchplay places and as a result is out of the Worlds as of now according to Burton

Cross 8-10 Wade MVG 10-6 Gurney Final (all 4 possible combinations) Cross 7-11 MVG Cross 10-11 Gurney Wade 8-11 MVG Wade 11-8 Gurney Highest Average in a single match - MvG Lowest Average in a single match - Cross Highest Checkout in a single match - Wade Tie Break 1 (180s in all 3 matches) - 30 Tie...

Gerwyn Price 7-7 Peter Wright
James Wade 7-7 Rob Cross
Michael van Gerwen 8-4Mensur Suljovic
Daryl Gurney 7-7 Michael Smith

Highest Average - Michael van Gerwen
Lowest Average - Gerwyn Price
Highest Checkout - James Wade

Tie Break 1 (180s) - 30
Tie Break 2 (Highest Checkout) - 141

JeroenvdV wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2019 5:13 pm I don't always agree on David, but this time i do. Around 13-14k would be enough

Maybe a bit more this year with the increased prize fund for quarter and semi finalists

Fair play to White for winning that. Wright blew it though should have won it the leg before. White moves into 10th in the OOM with that win despite never making a tv semi final. Euro events are on TV, aren't they? Just not in the UK. No. By a quirk of fate, apparently they are on TV in the Czech R...

I had a glance at the names left in when I stopped for fuel , was worried that most were below me and picking up money! Thought i’d Blew it today but happy to still be in a position to have a go. Sadly today I just had nothing left , need to work on that. My wife has given my legs and back a deep t...

I think the rest of the teams are lucky Jeffrey has only started kicking into gear since the beginning of last year when he won his tour card back, I think he's comfortably better than Wattimena. That said, Wattimena fully deserves his place, and good luck to him, glad he's got this chance, probably...

phil davies wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2019 6:15 pm Strong lineups amongst many of the non seeds should be the best WCD yet.

And probably the least convincing seeds we've seen yet. Could be some outsiders going far!

The Crusader wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2019 8:48 pm

BlueSpark wrote:Keith Carter’s effort

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Must have more money than sense. Only hit one treble 20 which looks like the last leg.

That's what I call finishing with a flourish!

I disagree as I have said on here in the past it’s the third best PDC event to watch IMO only behind the worlds and GSOD. Though I would prefer it if it was just pair match’s throughout. I do like the event, not because it's super meaningful or anything (I mean, it doesn't actually really go to sho...

Michael Smith 4-8 James Wade
Mensur Suljovic 7-7 Rob Cross
Daryl Gurney 7-7 Gerwyn Price
Michael van Gerwen 8-3 Peter Wright

Highest Average - Michael van Gerwen
Lowest Average - Michael Smith
Highest Checkout - James Wade

Tie Break 1 (180s) - 30
Tie Break 2 (Highest Checkout) - 160

el_ringo wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2019 2:10 pm Are 2 ladies being asked again this year ?

No official confirmation, but they have said that they intend to keep the two women there

Provisional international qualifiers so far: Asian Tour (6/12 events played): Royden Lam Seigo Asada Lourence Ilagan Paul Lim Challenge Tour (4/20): Boris Koltsov (current #1 Ritchie Edhouse provisionally qualified via the main tour) Nordic/Baltic Tour (4/10): Madars Razma Dennis Nilsson (current #2...

ChrisW wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2019 9:21 am ET is the same as last year with a 3-4% increase in the prize fund.
There are 8 more PCs this year.

Minus the 6 UK Open qualifiers, which were slightly less lucrative than Players Championship events. I would hazard a guess at £20k needed to qualify via the ProTour list

ChrisW wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2019 10:24 am How many legs will the HNQs pick up?

HNQ1 - Dietmar Burger
HNQ2 - Michael Rasztovits
HNQ3 - Benjamin Fasching
HNQ4 - Patrick Tringler

A mere three from the two Austrians with the most pedigree, the other two could easily get whitewashed

Rob Cross 8v4 Michael Smith
Peter Wright 7v7 Mensur Suljovic
Daryl Gurney 4v8 Michael van Gerwen
James Wade 8v6 Gerwyn Price

Highest Average - Michael van Gerwen
Lowest Average - Michael Smith
Highest Checkout - James Wade

Tie Break 1 (180s) - 30
Tie Break 2 (Highest Checkout) - 160