Road to WDF World Championship

[ILAD]

Paula Jacklin, number 4 woman’s player in the world according to this list. The mind absolutely boggles. It’s like some tin pot throwback to women’s tennis in the 1930s where standing in the game was dependent on size of wallet and thus capacity to travel to tournaments as opposed to actual capability at the sport.

Her points

Greek Open 2019 90 Points
Gibraltar Open 2019 90 Points
Acropolis Darts Open 2019 90 Points
Czech Open 2019 74 Points
Malta Open 2019 63 Points
Swedish Open 2019 59 Points
French Open 2019 59 Points
Open Italia 2019 44 Points
Italian Grand Masters 2019 44 Points
French Classic 2019 29 Points
Dutch Open Darts 2020 26 Points
Open Belfry 2019 22 Points
Open Bruges 2019 22 Points
Bulls German Open 2019 18 Points
Bulls Darts Masters 2019 15 Points
Slovak Open 2019 11 Points

She won 3 events last year. Hence her high ranking

An impressive list of majors that.

[ILAD]

Paula Jacklin, number 4 woman’s player in the world according to this list. The mind absolutely boggles. It’s like some tin pot throwback to women’s tennis in the 1930s where standing in the game was dependent on size of wallet and thus capacity to travel to tournaments as opposed to actual capability at the sport.

Her points

Greek Open 2019 90 Points
Gibraltar Open 2019 90 Points
Acropolis Darts Open 2019 90 Points
Czech Open 2019 74 Points
Malta Open 2019 63 Points
Swedish Open 2019 59 Points
French Open 2019 59 Points
Open Italia 2019 44 Points
Italian Grand Masters 2019 44 Points
French Classic 2019 29 Points
Dutch Open Darts 2020 26 Points
Open Belfry 2019 22 Points
Open Bruges 2019 22 Points
Bulls German Open 2019 18 Points
Bulls Darts Masters 2019 15 Points
Slovak Open 2019 11 Points

She won 3 events last year. Hence her high ranking

An impressive list of majors that.

[RIPLionheart]

Paula Jacklin, number 4 woman’s player in the world according to this list. The mind absolutely boggles. It’s like some tin pot throwback to women’s tennis in the 1930s where standing in the game was dependent on size of wallet and thus capacity to travel to tournaments as opposed to actual capability at the sport.

Her points

Greek Open 2019 90 Points
Gibraltar Open 2019 90 Points
Acropolis Darts Open 2019 90 Points
Czech Open 2019 74 Points
Malta Open 2019 63 Points
Swedish Open 2019 59 Points
French Open 2019 59 Points
Open Italia 2019 44 Points
Italian Grand Masters 2019 44 Points
French Classic 2019 29 Points
Dutch Open Darts 2020 26 Points
Open Belfry 2019 22 Points
Open Bruges 2019 22 Points
Bulls German Open 2019 18 Points
Bulls Darts Masters 2019 15 Points
Slovak Open 2019 11 Points

She won 3 events last year. Hence her high ranking

Thanks Oche I know how the points system works and your response articulates in numbers my point exactly - I don’t see any points from a single British tournament. Her 3 event wins are in obscure back woods tournaments. Her ability to travel (and presumably with expenses subsidised as the wife of a high ranking BDO official) to these tournaments sole reason she is ranked so high. On ability alone I would doubt she is amongst top 20 women players.

[Deleted User]

Paula Jacklin, number 4 woman’s player in the world according to this list. The mind absolutely boggles. It’s like some tin pot throwback to women’s tennis in the 1930s where standing in the game was dependent on size of wallet and thus capacity to travel to tournaments as opposed to actual capability at the sport.

Her points

Greek Open 2019 90 Points
Gibraltar Open 2019 90 Points
Acropolis Darts Open 2019 90 Points
Czech Open 2019 74 Points
Malta Open 2019 63 Points
Swedish Open 2019 59 Points
French Open 2019 59 Points
Open Italia 2019 44 Points
Italian Grand Masters 2019 44 Points
French Classic 2019 29 Points
Dutch Open Darts 2020 26 Points
Open Belfry 2019 22 Points
Open Bruges 2019 22 Points
Bulls German Open 2019 18 Points
Bulls Darts Masters 2019 15 Points
Slovak Open 2019 11 Points

She won 3 events last year. Hence her high ranking

Thanks Oche I know how the points system works and your response articulates in numbers my point exactly - I don’t see any points from a single British tournament. Her 3 event wins are in obscure back woods tournaments. Her ability to travel (and presumably with expenses subsidised as the wife of a high ranking BDO official) to these tournaments sole reason she is ranked so high. On ability alone I would doubt she is amongst top 20 women players.

I doubt she's in the top 100 women players in the world on a level playing field.

20 average for Lincs today. There will have been at least 50-60 women's averages higher at county over the weekend I would estimate.

[oche balboa]

Paula certainly isnt in the top 20 of Ladies IMO.

[Jowinho1987]

Isn't the rule that only 10 results count for the WDF ranking?

[Ginge]

Paula certainly isnt in the top 20 of Ladies IMO.

Serious question - will she even bother playing in this?

[Jowinho1987]

Paula certainly isnt in the top 20 of Ladies IMO.

Serious question - will she even bother playing in this?

She played in the Dutch Open.

[Ginge]

Paula certainly isnt in the top 20 of Ladies IMO.

Serious question - will she even bother playing in this?

She played in the Dutch Open.

Hmm. That isnt run by the WDF though, and she may have already paid for flights and stuff so didnt want to waste them.

[Deleted User]

Paula certainly isnt in the top 20 of Ladies IMO.

Serious question - will she even bother playing in this?

She played in the Dutch Open.

Loves the overseas ranking points, does Paula.

[Lowland Bloke]

Isn't the rule that only 10 results count for the WDF ranking?

Yes, top 10 results per player

[oche balboa]

Rankings have finally been updated after Slovak Open/Classic (World Top 50)

1 Ross Montgomery Scotland 704
2 Darren Herewini New Zealand 612
3 Brian Raman Belgium 599
4 Thibault Tricole France 553
5 Mario Vandenbogaerde Belgium 523
6 Wayne Warren Wales 489
7 Jim Williams Wales 459
8 Sebastian Steyer Poland 436
9 Gabriel Pascaru Romania 433
10 John Scott England 404
11 David Evans England 374
12 Dennie Olde Kalter Netherlands 370
13 Mark McGrath New Zealand 353
14 Tahuna Irwin New Zealand 351
15 David Cameron Canada 348
16 Aleksey Kadochnikov Russia 312
17 Willem Mandigers Netherlands 305
18 Wayne Halliwell Cyprus 300
19 Michael Warburton Wales 300
20 Chris Landman Netherlands 299
21 Leighton Bennett England 284
22 Richard Veenstra Netherlands 283
23 Mark Cleaver New Zealand 271
24 Adam Smith-Neale England 270
25 Paul Hogan England 267
26 Simon Stainton England 253
27 Dave Parletti England 247
28 Jonathan Silcock New Zealand 229
29 John O'Shea Republic of Ireland 223
30 Tony Martin England 223
31 Adrian Frim Romania 219
32 Nick Fullwell England 211
33 Toon Greebe Netherlands 211
34 Danny Baggish USA 209
35 Carles Arola Catalonia 209
36 Janos Vegso Hungary 202
37 Joe Chaney USA 201
38 Brian Lokken Denmark 200
39 Craig Venman England 193
40 Jitse van der Wal Netherlands 192
41 Aaron Turner England 190
42 Thomas Junghans Switzerland 183
43 Kevin Doets Netherlands 179
44 Roemer Mooijman Netherlands 174
45 Leonard Gates USA 170
46 Larry Butler USA 169
46 Aaron Rahlfs Germany 169
46 Mike Day New Zealand 169
49 Bruce Robbins USA 165
50 Sven Verdonck Belgium 163

Ladies

1 Aileen de Graaf Netherlands 978
2 Deta Hedman England 956
3 Fallon Sherrock England 829
4 Paula Jacklin England 656
5 Lorraine Winstanley England 557
6 Anastasia Dobromyslova Russia 515
7 Laura Turner England 502
8 Maria O'Brien England 454
9 Mikuru Suzuki Japan 443
10 Corrine Hammond Australia 415
11 Tina Osborne New Zealand 405
12 Elena Shulgina Russia 381
13 Beau Greaves England 375
14 Paula Murphy USA 344
15 Sharon Prins Netherlands 341
16 Andreea Brad Romania 327
17 Kirsi Viinikainen Finland 320
18 Priscilla Steenbergen Netherlands 316
19 Kirsty Hutchinson England 308
19 Kaisu Rekinen Finland 308



Boys

1 Daan Bastiaansen Netherlands 260
2 Peter Gevai Hungary 240
3 Barnabas Nagy Hungary 210
3 Rajmund Papp Hungary 210
5 Timur Tuchvatulin Russia 200
5 Vladislav Kolomiychuk Russia 200
7 Joey Lynaugh USA 180
8 Danny Jansen Netherlands 170
8 James Beeton England 170
10 P.J. Stewart USA 160


Girls

1 Ksenia Klochek Russia 360
2 Aleksandra Zemtsova Russia 230
3 Victoria Dyachenko Russia 180
4 Lerena Rietbergen Netherlands 160
4 Milena Petrova Russia 160
6 Hayley Crowley Canada 140
7 Aaja Jalbert USA 130
8 Rianna December Canada 120
8 Veronika Koroleva Russia 120
10 Beyza Dilan Cengiz Turkey 110