Re: 2019 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-13th December 2018- 1st January 2019

Post by **Rotwein** » Sat Oct 06, 2018 9:59 pm

The Jolly Man wrote:
Reinier wrote:What if Rowby-John qualifies threw the Youth Rankings or World Youth Champs? His brother qualifies?
Nothingnin the rules from what I can see.

Now that he has qualified through this position won’t count in the Development tour oom qualifying for the worlds either.

What´s in the rules about Challenge Tour? If Michael Barnard qualifies through Pro Tour OoM will Cameron Menzies get in through Challenge Tour OoM? If he´s still No 2 at the end? I´m not at home in the rules...

Post by **ssjsa** » Sat Oct 06, 2018 10:07 pm

Rotwein wrote:
The Jolly Man wrote:
Reinier wrote:What if Rowby-John qualifies threw the Youth Rankings or World Youth Champs? His brother qualifies?
Nothingnin the rules from what I can see.

Now that he has qualified through this position won’t count in the Development tour oom qualifying for the worlds either.
What´s in the rules about Challenge Tour? If Michael Barnard qualifies through Pro Tour OoM will Cameron Menzies get in through Challenge Tour OoM? If he´s still No 2 at the end? I´m not at home in the rules...

We will only know at the end of the season. Remember last year, that Adam Hunt finished third in the Development Tour OOM, and got a WC place despite the rules stating that if the Top 2 qualified under a different qualification criteria, 3rd place would not count.

Post by **The Jolly Man** » Sat Oct 06, 2018 10:48 pm

ssjsa wrote:
Rotwein wrote:
The Jolly Man wrote:
Reinier wrote:What if Rowby-John qualifies threw the Youth Rankings or World Youth Champs? His brother qualifies?
Nothingnin the rules from what I can see.

Now that he has qualified through this position won’t count in the Development tour oom qualifying for the worlds either.
What´s in the rules about Challenge Tour? If Michael Barnard qualifies through Pro Tour OoM will Cameron Menzies get in through Challenge Tour OoM? If he´s still No 2 at the end? I´m not at home in the rules...
We will only know at the end of the season. Remember last year, that Adam Hunt finished third in the Development Tour OOM, and got a WC place despite the rules stating that if the Top 2 qualified under a different qualification criteria, 3rd place would not count.

Poorly written I think:

If a player qualifies through his own nation or region’s World Championship or World Youth Championship qualifying Event as well as his position on an Order of Merit, he will be deemed to have qualified through that route and not through the relevant Order of Merit and so the next unqualified player on the relevant Order of Merit will be invited to participate. This does not apply to players who qualify through the Development Tour Order of Merit.

Post by **PreciesJJ** » Sat Oct 06, 2018 10:53 pm

Menzies is currently on the world championship spot from the challenge tour, while Evetts and Humphries would qualify through the development tour. The rules according the development tour haven't been updated yet.

Post by **mik252** » Sun Oct 07, 2018 12:52 pm

Seigo Asada has won the Japanese qualifier, beating Shingo Enomata 5-1 in the final. Seen someone saying on twitter that as Asada has already qualified through the Asian Tour OOM, the fifth placed player from the Asian Tour OOM (currently Paul Lim) will now get a spot.

Post by **Vriezzer** » Sun Oct 07, 2018 3:51 pm

mik252 wrote:Seigo Asada has won the Japanese qualifier, beating Shingo Enomata 5-1 in the final. Seen someone saying on twitter that as Asada has already qualified through the Asian Tour OOM, the fifth placed player from the Asian Tour OOM (currently Paul Lim) will now get a spot.

Asada got some criticism for participating, because it would make the qualifier meaningless. But that's not really correct. The Japanese qualifier is also the Japanese Championship. That's why Asada was also participated in this tournament and now is the Japanese champion.

Post by **The Jolly Man** » Sun Oct 07, 2018 4:36 pm

phil davies wrote:
mik252 wrote:Seigo Asada has won the Japanese qualifier, beating Shingo Enomata 5-1 in the final. Seen someone saying on twitter that as Asada has already qualified through the Asian Tour OOM, the fifth placed player from the Asian Tour OOM (currently Paul Lim) will now get a spot.
Happy days Lim and Asada deffo some of the best in Asia so good to see them both qualify.

Lim isn’t guaranteed yet. Has a comfortable lead over the 6th best player in rankings but still 2 events left in Philippines. A win from anyone below him could put him under pressure.

Post by **The Jolly Man** » Sun Oct 07, 2018 4:42 pm

Labanauskas and Larsson will be the Nordic representatives after Razma beat Kantele in the final of the last event. Had Kantele won he would have gone to the Worlds.

Post by **footballafc** » Sun Oct 07, 2018 4:46 pm

Semis of the Western Europe qualifier:

Mike van Duivenbode v Yordi Meeuwisse
Fabian Roosenbrand v Derk Telnekes/Niels Zonneveld

Post by **PVDarts501** » Sun Oct 07, 2018 4:55 pm

Telnekes through to semi-finals.

Post by **PVDarts501** » Sun Oct 07, 2018 4:58 pm

Yordi Meeuwisse is the first finalist.

Post by **PVDarts501** » Sun Oct 07, 2018 5:09 pm

Meeuwisse v Roosenbrand in the final

Would have been interesting if Telnekes has won it, because hes qualified for Lakeside as well.

Post by **The Jolly Man** » Sun Oct 07, 2018 7:56 pm

Meeuwisse won the qualifier.

Post by **ssjsa** » Mon Oct 08, 2018 7:52 am

Saw this update on Twitter.

Post by **Bram_1900** » Mon Oct 08, 2018 8:09 am

They still have no clue when the last 2 qualifiers are? Oh dear, bdo-esque

Post by **foggs3355** » Mon Oct 08, 2018 1:01 pm

I think the Dpa should get 3 places thru there rankings or top 2 and there master winner now field expanded

Post by **in the gravy** » Tue Oct 09, 2018 8:03 pm

If hypothetically Martin Schindler qualified via four different routes - pro tour, dev tour, world youth and german superleague, who would three of the reserve spots go to?

Post by **26scored** » Tue Oct 09, 2018 8:34 pm

in the gravy wrote:If hypothetically Martin Schindler qualified via four different routes - pro tour, dev tour, world youth and german superleague, who would three of the reserve spots go to?

He won't play the German Superleague final as he's already qualified from the pro tour. If you qualify by any other method, you are not eligible to qualify as a pro tour player, so another pro tour player would get in. Not entirely sure about Dev Tour and the world youth

Post by **PreciesJJ** » Tue Oct 09, 2018 8:54 pm

26scored wrote:
in the gravy wrote:If hypothetically Martin Schindler qualified via four different routes - pro tour, dev tour, world youth and german superleague, who would three of the reserve spots go to?
He won't play the German Superleague final as he's already qualified from the pro tour. If you qualify by any other method, you are not eligible to qualify as a pro tour player, so another pro tour player would get in. Not entirely sure about Dev Tour and the world youth

1) He can't qualify for the German Super League Final through his position on the Pro Tour.

2) His Development Tour spot would go further down the rankings through his Pro Tour spot, so at the moment Ted Evetts and Luke Humphries will qualify that way.

3) If he becomes World Youth Champion, an extra ticket will be added to the PDPA Qualifier, as he will qualify through the Pro Tour.

Post by **26scored** » Wed Oct 10, 2018 2:30 pm

PreciesJJ wrote:
26scored wrote:
in the gravy wrote:If hypothetically Martin Schindler qualified via four different routes - pro tour, dev tour, world youth and german superleague, who would three of the reserve spots go to?
He won't play the German Superleague final as he's already qualified from the pro tour. If you qualify by any other method, you are not eligible to qualify as a pro tour player, so another pro tour player would get in. Not entirely sure about Dev Tour and the world youth
1) He can't qualify for the German Super League Final through his position on the Pro Tour.

2) His Development Tour spot would go further down the rankings through his Pro Tour spot, so at the moment Ted Evetts and Luke Humphries will qualify that way.

3) If he becomes World Youth Champion, an extra ticket will be added to the PDPA Qualifier, as he will qualify through the Pro Tour.

Sorry I meant that he will not play the German Superleague final because he will qualify for Ally Pally anyway, through the pro tour