think whitlock will see it through this year - hes the best doubler in the business - dont get why hes never won a major in the pdc - anoher baxter - too good to make it -

robson

thelad1985 wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 6:42 am think whitlock will see it through this year - hes the best doubler in the business - dont get why hes never won a major in the pdc - anoher baxter - too good to make it -

robson

Yea he has won the European championship few years ago that was big tv event

Does anyone have an estimated amount require to qualify for the Grand Prix? Thanks!

Dave H wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 7:46 pm Does anyone have an estimated amount require to qualify for the Grand Prix? Thanks!

Tweeted Burton who advised he is on holiday next weekend and will work this out. Will post on this thread when he has done so.

Demolition man's season is slowly demolishing.

Has a new sponsor BoyleSports the Irish bookies which also means it’s staying in Dublin for next 3 years 2019-21.
https://www.pdc.tv/news/2019/07/29/boyl ... grand-prix

I guess the sponsorship money talks as though they were considering moving to Holland because of the poor crowds in Dublin.

BoyleSports World Grand Prix
Tournament Winner Odds
2/1 Michael van Gerwen
5/1 Rob Cross
13/2 Gary Anderson
8/1 Glen Durrant
10/1 Peter Wright
16/1 Gerwyn Price, Michael Smith, Daryl Gurney
20/1 James Wade
22/1 Nathan Aspinall
33/1 Mensur Suljovic
50/1 Dave Chisnall, Ian White
Odds courtesy www.boylesports.com

Durrant higher then Wright.....hmmmm

Eh?

oche balboa wrote: ↑Tue Jul 30, 2019 8:43 am Durrant higher then Wright.....hmmmm

Odds are closely linked to money wagered as the bookmakers always look to balance their books.
Obviously they expect more money to be wagered on Durrant to win than Wright.
I guess they also look at Matchplay form.

However with the double start would also want to consider prior history with format.
Has Durrant ever played double start before ?