BDO World Trophy Qualification Race

[Moongoose McQueeen]

Anyone but Jacklin.

Why?
Seriously, why the irrational dislike?
Is it just because Whinge said it first?

Basically, yes.

[devosteve]

Is it basically just the same ladies qualifying for most events?

The pdc switchers must help the men's game in that places open up for other players.

[BlueSpark]

Anyone but Jacklin.

Why?
Seriously, why the irrational dislike?
Is it just because Whinge said it first?

Basically, yes.

I think the way she and her other half conduct themselves on social media is appalling.
But mostly because she plays utter shite.
Hope this helps.

[Skewball]

The team having an issue over some one not liking a dart player there.

[BlueSpark]

The team having an issue over some one not liking a dart player there.

[trotter]

Anyone but Jacklin.

Why?
Seriously, why the irrational dislike?
Is it just because Whinge said it first?

It's not irrational to dislike Paula Jacklin...some of her comments on Facebook are despicable and the way she spoke to Daniel Smithers , the Cheshire guyou was apalling but not isolated....so unless your one of her loyal inner circle then it's not irrational to dislike her to be fair..

[ifm]

Anyone but Jacklin.

Why?
Seriously, why the irrational dislike?
Is it just because Whinge said it first?

It's not irrational to dislike Paula Jacklin...some of her comments on Facebook are despicable and the way she spoke to Daniel Smithers , the Cheshire guyou was apalling but not isolated....so unless your one of her loyal inner circle then it's not irrational to dislike her to be fair..

Seems like you're one of sparkys loyal inner circle......

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[DavidB]

Is it basically just the same ladies qualifying for most events?

The pdc switchers must help the men's game in that places open up for other players.

Ref the women, in virtually every open there are plenty of new players playing well and getting to the latter stages but clearly given the little rewards for women players sadly then the new players can’t do the tour so I guess that’s why the qualifiers for Lakeside, Masters and World Trophy are mostly the familiar names - even then there are different winners so good for the game.

As for the men, yes new names come along more often as rewards are better plus as you say, with players moving to the PDC it creates further places at events.

[oche balboa]

Always a moan from Devosteve

2017 ladies darts had 24 different players on Tv

Not bad considering there is 46 available slots

[Ginge]

Just out of interest, how many different ladies made the quarter finals and semi finals of TV events?

[oche balboa]

2017

Worlds: Hammond, Dobromyslova, Ashton, De Graaf

Trophy: Hedman, Dobromyslova, De Graaf, Zijlstra

Masters: Roberts, Hammond, Winstanley, Wright

Finders: De Graaf, Hedman,


9 players got to semis last year

[oche balboa]

Latest Qualification race (6 events to go)

Rolling table

1 Mark McGeeney (England) 386
2 Glen Durrant (England) 360
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 322
4 Jim Williams (Wales) 302
5 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 300
6 Martin Phillips (Wales) 277
7 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 275
8 Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 268
9 Scott Waites (England) 262
10 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 258
11 James Hurrell (England) 256 Subject to Illness
12 = Geert de Vos (Belgium) 242
12 = Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 242
14 Kyle McKinstry (Northern Ireland) 240
15 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 237
16 Conan Whitehead (England) 232
--------------------------------------------------- (Seeded Players)
17 Gary Robson (England) 227
----------------------------------------------- (Also qualified)
18 Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 220
------------------------------------------------ (18th also due to Glen Durrant in top 16)
19 Scott Baker (England) 206
20 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 203
21 Wayne Warren (Wales) 202
22 Nick Kenny (Wales) 196
23 Daniel Day (England) 186
24 Yoeri Duijster (Netherlands) 185

World Darts Trophy Winner (Automatically qualifies): Peter Machin

Regional Qualifers (If in top 18, Place goes to Main ranking table)

Baltic & Scandinavian: Darius Labanauskas
British Isles: Mark McGeeney (Place would go to main table)
Canada: David Cameron
Eastern Europe: Umit Uygunsozlu (Turkey)
New Zealand: Greg Moss
USA: Jim Widmayer (USA)
Western Europe: Andy Baetens (Belgium) Place would go to main table
Australia & Asia TBA

[oche balboa]

Ladies

Top 11 qualify

Plus 3 major winners

Worlds- Lisa Ashton
Masters- Lorraine Winstanley
Trophy- Aileen De Graaf

If in top 11 (12-14th in ranking table will qualify)

2 from Playoffs at Welsh Open

1 Deta Hedman (England) 450
2 Lorraine Winstanley (England) 435
3 Aileen de Graaf (Netherlands) 431
4 = Anastasia Dobromyslova (Russia) 368
4 = Lisa Ashton (England) 368
6 Sharon Prins (Netherlands) 343
7 Corrine Hammond (Australia) 332
8 Trina Gulliver MBE (England) 306
---------------------------------------- Seeded Players
9 Fallon Sherrock (England) 304
10 Anca Zijlstra (Netherlands) 287
11 Paula Jacklin (England) 271
-------------------------------------------- Also Qualified
12 Rhian Griffiths (Wales) 261
13 Tricia Wright (England) 260
14 Maria O'Brien (England) 245
------------------------------------------ Likely to Qualify
15 Casey Gallagher (England) 225
16 Julie Thompson (England) 202
17 Vicky Pruim (Sweden) 198
18 Danielle Ashton (England) 188
19 Sue Edwards (England) 180
20 Sarah Roberts (England) 179

[oche balboa]

The Latest BDO Ranking Tables (After Slovak Open)

5 BDO Ranking events to go

Top 17 & World Champion qualify automatically (Whitehead moves from 16th to 12th) Waites goes ahead of Montgomery after his Slovak Open win on Saturday

BDO World Trophy Winner 2017: Peter Machin

1 Mark McGeeney (England) 390
2 Glen Durrant (England) 360
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 322
4 Jim Williams (Wales) 302
5 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 300
6 Martin Phillips (Wales) 297
7 Scott Waites (England) 285
8 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 275
9 Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 268
10 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 258
11 James Hurrell (England) 256 Subject to illness
12 Conan Whitehead (England) 245
13 = Geert de Vos (Belgium) 242
13 = Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 242
15 Kyle McKinstry (Northern Ireland) 240
16 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 238
----------------------------------------------- (Seeded)
17 Gary Robson (England) 228
18 Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 220
--------------------------------------------------- (Also qualified)
19 Wayne Warren (Wales) 210
20 Scott Baker (England) 206
21 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 203
22 Nick Kenny (Wales) 196
23 Tony O'Shea (England) 189
24 Daniel Day (England) 186
25 Yoeri Duijster (Netherlands) 185
26 Chris Landman (Netherlands) 182
27 Martin Adams (England) 176

No change in Regional Qualifiers

Regional Qualifers (If in top 18, Place goes to Main ranking table)

Baltic & Scandinavian: Darius Labanauskas (If Labanauskas is at PDC World Cup, Place will go to Petri Rasmus)
British Isles: Mark McGeeney (Place would go to main table)
Canada: David Cameron
Eastern Europe: Umit Uygunsozlu (Turkey)
New Zealand: Greg Moss
USA: Jim Widmayer (USA)
Western Europe: Andy Baetens (Belgium) (Place would go to main table)
Australia & Asia TBA

[oche balboa]

Ladies

Top 11 qualify

Plus 3 major winners

Worlds- Lisa Ashton
Masters- Lorraine Winstanley
Trophy- Aileen De Graaf


1 Deta Hedman (England) 450
2 Lorraine Winstanley (England) 435
3 Aileen de Graaf (Netherlands) 431
4 = Anastasia Dobromyslova (Russia) 368
4 = Lisa Ashton (England) 368
6 Sharon Prins (Netherlands) 343
7 Corrine Hammond (Australia) 332
8 Fallon Sherrock (England) 312
---------------------------------------------- (Seeded)
9 Trina Gulliver MBE (England) 306
10 Anca Zijlstra (Netherlands) 287
11 Paula Jacklin (England) 271
---------------------------------------------- (Also Qualified)
12 Rhian Griffiths (Wales) 261
13 Tricia Wright (England) 260
14 Maria O'Brien (England) 245
------------------------------------------------ (Likely to qualify)
15 Casey Gallagher (England) 225
16 = Danielle Ashton (England) 202
16 = Julie Thompson (England) 202
18 Vicky Pruim (Sweden) 198
19 Sue Edwards (England) 180
20 Sarah Roberts (England) 179

[Minty26]

How is Wayne Warren playing this season ? 19th on that list ?
A breath of fresh air at the Lakeside , could and should have went all the way in my opinion . Threw that one away against McGeeney.

Wouldnt want to get in a row with Maria O Brien haha.

[oche balboa]

Just after the German Open in April

[WCDPA]

The Latest BDO Ranking Tables (After Slovak Open)

5 BDO Ranking events to go

Top 17 & World Champion qualify automatically (Whitehead moves from 16th to 12th) Waites goes ahead of Montgomery after his Slovak Open win on Saturday

BDO World Trophy Winner 2017: Peter Machin

1 Mark McGeeney (England) 390
2 Glen Durrant (England) 360
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 322
4 Jim Williams (Wales) 302
5 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 300
6 Martin Phillips (Wales) 297
7 Scott Waites (England) 285
8 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 275
9 Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 268
10 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 258
11 James Hurrell (England) 256 Subject to illness
12 Conan Whitehead (England) 245
13 = Geert de Vos (Belgium) 242
13 = Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 242
15 Kyle McKinstry (Northern Ireland) 240
16 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 238
----------------------------------------------- (Seeded)
17 Gary Robson (England) 228
18 Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 220
--------------------------------------------------- (Also qualified)
19 Wayne Warren (Wales) 210
20 Scott Baker (England) 206
21 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 203
22 Nick Kenny (Wales) 196
23 Tony O'Shea (England) 189
24 Daniel Day (England) 186
25 Yoeri Duijster (Netherlands) 185
26 Chris Landman (Netherlands) 182
27 Martin Adams (England) 176

No change in Regional Qualifiers

Regional Qualifers (If in top 18, Place goes to Main ranking table)

Baltic & Scandinavian: Darius Labanauskas (If Labanauskas is at PDC World Cup, Place will go to Petri Rasmus)
British Isles: Mark McGeeney (Place would go to main table)
Canada: David Cameron
Eastern Europe: Umit Uygunsozlu (Turkey)
New Zealand: Greg Moss
USA: Jim Widmayer (USA)
Western Europe: Andy Baetens (Belgium) (Place would go to main table)
Australia & Asia TBA

Eh whens the cutoff then if their are only 5 ranking events left before it as their a loads between now and May 30th on the BDO website

Cut off for WDT is after German open April 16th

[pranu180]

Darts Australia have announced that Justin Thompson would join Peter Machin for this event.

[oche balboa]

Fair enough