PDC World Championship- 13th December 2019- 1st January 2020 Alexandra Palace- London

[1205]

Richie Edhouse's Last 32 in PC 29 confirmed his qualification for the World Championship via the Pro Tour OOM. Not bad given that he's not on the main tour. Helped by a win on the first Challenge Tour weekend, he qualified for 5 European Tour events, winning a total of 10k, in those, reaching the 2nd round in the 3 of them and the 3rd round in another one. He won 2k in the previous PC weekend in Ireland.

Steve Lennon's Last 32 in PC 29 also made it very likely he'll qualify via the Pro Tour.

[ssjsa]

Micky Mansell still holding on to that 32nd place, and with Noppert beating Matthew Edgar in a deciding leg, Primetime is no longer in the equation. Meikle dislodged Mansell if he beats Matt Clark in a match that has just started.

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[Ginge]

Richard Veenstra has entered one of the Ally Pally qualifiers today, allowed to because the BDO have dilly-dallied in actually confirming the field

[billyd]

PDC = Darts for all

[Vriezzer]

Quarter finals at the West-European WC qualifier:

Jeffrey de Graaf vs Jerry Hendriks
Jan Dekker vs Geert Nentjes
Derk Telnekes vs Wesley Plaisier
Ronny Huybrechts vs Benito van de Pas

Some of the eliminated players: Kist, Veenstra (No.2 BDO).

[1205]

SW Europe Qualifier, Noguera won his board and is waiting for others to catch up. He's on Board 31 and board 32 playing last match in the top 128.

Justicia won his board, and it looks like he'll play Ruben Orozco in the last 32.

[SAFC]

Dekker won happy for him hasn't had a good year but hopefully this will get him back on track

[ChrisW]

Still playing the last 32 in the SW qualifier.

[Deleted User]

Richard Veenstra has entered one of the Ally Pally qualifiers today, allowed to because the BDO have dilly-dallied in actually confirming the field

So it was caused by Ally Pally dilly-dally?

[ChrisW]

Justicia into the final. Will be joined by Alcinas or Noguera.

[mik252]

The two current tour card holders, Alcinas and Justicia meet in the final.

[mik252]

It’s been a comfortable run to the final from Jose Justicia, he’s lost just 9 legs in his 8 games.

[ChrisW]

Justica gets the Ally Pally spot.

[mik252]

A 103 average from Justicia in the final, not troubled in the whole tournament.

[ChrisW]

8 players reaching the dizzy heights of a 30+ average. 53 40+, 117 50+ and 105 60+

[1205]

A 103 average from Justicia in the final, not troubled in the whole tournament.

Almost certainly too late to save his card, but still an opportunity.

[mik252]

Aussie Robbie King has won the Oceanic Masters.

[Dannyboy]

Latest International Qualifiers

Confirmed

Seigo Asada (JPN) - PDJ Japanese Qualifier
Danny Baggish (USA) - North American Champion
Keane Barry (IRL) - Tom Kirby Memorial Irish Matchplay Champion
Matt Campbell (CAN) - CDC Highest Ranked Canadian
Jan Dekker (NED) - West Europe Qualifier
Damon Heta (AUS) - DPA Pro Tour Order of Merit 1st
Lourence Ilagan (PHI) - Asian Tour Order of Merit 1st
Jose Justicia (ESP) - South-West Europe Qualifier
Robbie King (AUS) - Oceanic Master
Nitin Kumar (IND) - India Qualifier
Paul Lim (SIN) - Asian Tour Order of Merit 3rd
Noel Malicdem (PHI) - Asian Tour Order of Merit 2nd
Benjamin Pratnemer (SLO) - East Europe Qualifier
Madars Razma (LVA) - PDCNB Order of Merit 1st
Callan Rydz (ENG) - Challenge Tour Order of Merit 1st
Yuki Yamada (JPN) - Asian Tour Order of Merit 4th
Darin Young (USA) - CDC Highest Ranked American

Provisional

Geert Nentjes (NED) - Development Tour Order of Merit
Shane McGuirk (IRL) - Development Tour Order of Merit
Marko Kantele (FIN) - PDCNB Order of Merit

To be played

EADC Qualifier
Africa Qualifier
South/Central America Qualifier
Rest of the World Women's Qualifier
German Super League
World Youth Championship
PDC Tour Card Holders Qualifier
PDC Tour Card Holders Qualifier
UK & Ireland Women's Qualifier
PDC China Qualifier
South-East Europe Qualifier
New Zealand DPNZ Qualifier