The top 8 in the world come together this weekend in Leicester for the fourth edition of the Champions League of Darts. A Major that is still missing on Michael van Gerwen’s honors list. ‘Mighty Mike’ will be extra motivated to win the tournament at the Morningside Arena this time.
https://zweeler.com/game/dartsGroupKnoc ... Darts2019/

Van Gerwen starts in group A with defending champion Gary Anderson, Michael Smith and James Wade. In the other group it is Rob Cross, Peter Wright, Gerwyn Price and Daryl Gurney who are competing for a spot in the semi-final. BBC will report live.

The Fantasy Champions League of Darts is scheduled for Saturday 19 October 2019. We start at 13.30 hours and have a prize pool of at least 175 GBP. For these 2 days, you can pick 3 darts players who will entertain you during the whole tournament.

The game will cost £4.37 per team and will start with a guaranteed amount of £174.76 in prizes. The first prize will be £55.92 (5 GC prizes).

Road to Ally Pally
In addition Zweeler has created a new type of game for 2019. A series of games has been set up under the name “Road to Ally Pally”. The fee for the game is only £0.87 and you can win 1 ticket to play in the final game with the Worlds. Every ticket is worth at least 23 GBP, and the 1st prize is 2,282 GBP!

https://zweeler.com/game/dartsGroupKnoc ... y/main.php

Values darts players Fantasy Champions League of Darts:

1 Gerwen, Michael van 10 mln.
2 Cross, Rob 8,1 mln.
3 Wright, Peter 7,6 mln.
4 Anderson, Gary 6,5 mln.
5 Price, Gerwyn 6,1 mln.
6 Gurney, Daryl 5,7 mln.
7 Smith, Michael 5,2 mln.
8 Wade, James 4,5 mln.

Can't we have cash instead of Giga Bytes?

Paddy McGinty wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2019 1:42 pm Can't we have cash instead of Giga Bytes?

Am I right that we pay to play in this 'game' where the only prize is a ticket to play in another game?

Thats two people who havent read it properly.

Three.

No, I just count the two.

It seems you are correct, a crucial part was not added. Also on our advertorial on Darts News, so we corrected that too

We have two games: 1 game you pay 4.37 GBP and the prize pool is at the moment 174 GBP. We expect it to go the 80+ teams so that will finally be around the 300 GBP.

The other game the "Road to Ally Pally" is a game where you only pay 0.87 GBP for a team (exactly the same game) and only the winner get's a ticket to the final game during the Worlds.

In the final game, there will be 66 ticket winners so 66 teams who divide a prize pool of 5,559 GBP with a 1st prize of 2,316 GBP.

Every ticket is already worth at least 23.16 GBP. See also this page, if someone is interested in how this works: https://zweeler.com/roadToAllyPally

I understood it without that, quite obvious there were two separate games, one with a cash prize and one with a "ticket" prize.

Ginge wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2019 3:16 pm I understood it without that, quite obvious there were two separate games, one with a cash prize and one with a "ticket" prize.

Yeh, yeh of course.......

Ah so just the one then.

Paddy McGinty wrote:

Ginge wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2019 3:16 pm I understood it without that, quite obvious there were two separate games, one with a cash prize and one with a "ticket" prize.

Yeh, yeh of course.......

Hard luck, mate.