2019 Q-School

[nikkiboy]

Don't agree with this idea that if you lose a card you shouldn't be allowed to try again.
Players get injury problems, even young ones. You can have a couple of bad years.
If you are good enough to win a card you are good enough to play the tour.

Is anyone suggesting that, it’s stupid

The pdc only have 64 permanent places and 4-500 people wanting to be in it, you can’t stop people that are good enough to be in the top 128 but not in the top 64.

the protour cant support 128 people pretending to be professional dart players

a 64 person tour that is actually able to see 64 players earn a living is much more preferable to the current situation where people pretending there is a protour of 128 professional players

Uncle Barry seems intent on increasing the prize monies available, talking about a £1m world championship first prize and when that happens all other prize funds will be increased - just as has happened previously so I see no reason why most of the 128 could not earn a decent wage whilst still having the opportunity (albeit a pipe dream for most) to become an instant millionaire by winning the flagship event.

[devosteve]

Steve deleting his post asking where Deta is, there. Board 16.

For some reason PC doesn't load the full draw. But went onto 1st 4 games on each board and couldn't see Deta. Then realised there were more games to be played.

[Skewball]

While Peter Jacques loses with an 89 average to Barry BAtes...!

[Skewball]

Corrine Hammond and Prakash with early baths

[DavidB]

While Peter Jacques loses with an 89 average to Barry BAtes...!

Was he unlucky or do you have to average 90 and lose to be unlucky?? Asking for a friend

[Wubbalubbadubdub]

Maverick wins 5-2, looked to be having fun on his doubles

[Skewball]

While Peter Jacques loses with an 89 average to Barry BAtes...!

Was he unlucky or do you have to average 90 and lose to be unlucky?? Asking for a friend

?? I must have missed this joke/reference, I notice that Jason Cullen lost with a 90 average if that helps!

[Skewball]

Andy Hamilton through

[DavidB]

While Peter Jacques loses with an 89 average to Barry BAtes...!

Was he unlucky or do you have to average 90 and lose to be unlucky?? Asking for a friend

?? I must have missed this joke/reference, I notice that Jason Cullen lost with a 90 average if that helps!

Yes it wasn't a reference to you.

Anyway, Jason Cullen must be so unlucky to lose with a 90 average

[Bram_1900]

Pearse, Reece 46.9 1-178

[Skewball]

I think a 12 dart leg for LIsa to 3-1 up on Andy Jenkins

[Skewball]

Pearse, Reece 46.9 1-178

already been mentioned above

[Skewball]

I think a 12 dart leg for LIsa to 3-1 up on Andy Jenkins

Andy takes out 126 to go to 3-3

[Lurgan]

Don't agree with this idea that if you lose a card you shouldn't be allowed to try again.
Players get injury problems, even young ones. You can have a couple of bad years.
If you are good enough to win a card you are good enough to play the tour.

Is anyone suggesting that, it’s stupid

The pdc only have 64 permanent places and 4-500 people wanting to be in it, you can’t stop people that are good enough to be in the top 128 but not in the top 64.

the protour cant support 128 people pretending to be professional dart players

a 64 person tour that is actually able to see 64 players earn a living is much more preferable to the current situation where people pretending there is a protour of 128 professional players

Uncle Barry seems intent on increasing the prize monies available, talking about a £1m world championship first prize and when that happens all other prize funds will be increased - just as has happened previously so I see no reason why most of the 128 could not earn a decent wage whilst still having the opportunity (albeit a pipe dream for most) to become an instant millionaire by winning the flagship event.

so how much are the professionals fro 64 to 128 earning a year then?

[DavidB]

The Quiff and The Assassin both through 5-0.

[Wubbalubbadubdub]

Dave Evans wins 5-0 against a 48 ave

[Zapp Brannigan]

Don't agree with this idea that if you lose a card you shouldn't be allowed to try again.
Players get injury problems, even young ones. You can have a couple of bad years.
If you are good enough to win a card you are good enough to play the tour.

Is anyone suggesting that, it’s stupid

The pdc only have 64 permanent places and 4-500 people wanting to be in it, you can’t stop people that are good enough to be in the top 128 but not in the top 64.

the protour cant support 128 people pretending to be professional dart players

a 64 person tour that is actually able to see 64 players earn a living is much more preferable to the current situation where people pretending there is a protour of 128 professional players

Uncle Barry seems intent on increasing the prize monies available, talking about a £1m world championship first prize and when that happens all other prize funds will be increased - just as has happened previously so I see no reason why most of the 128 could not earn a decent wage whilst still having the opportunity (albeit a pipe dream for most) to become an instant millionaire by winning the flagship event.

so how much are the professionals fro 64 to 128 earning a year then?

64th earnt 55k over 2 years

96th earnt 22k over 2 years

Can’t see 128th as the oom got reset

[Skewball]

Lisa takes out 126 against the throw wo beat Andy Jenkins 5-4!

[ChrisW]

Don't agree with this idea that if you lose a card you shouldn't be allowed to try again.
Players get injury problems, even young ones. You can have a couple of bad years.
If you are good enough to win a card you are good enough to play the tour.

Is anyone suggesting that, it’s stupid

The pdc only have 64 permanent places and 4-500 people wanting to be in it, you can’t stop people that are good enough to be in the top 128 but not in the top 64.

the protour cant support 128 people pretending to be professional dart players

a 64 person tour that is actually able to see 64 players earn a living is much more preferable to the current situation where people pretending there is a protour of 128 professional players

Uncle Barry seems intent on increasing the prize monies available, talking about a £1m world championship first prize and when that happens all other prize funds will be increased - just as has happened previously so I see no reason why most of the 128 could not earn a decent wage whilst still having the opportunity (albeit a pipe dream for most) to become an instant millionaire by winning the flagship event.

so how much are the professionals fro 64 to 128 earning a year then?

Between 4k and 28K.

[Lurgan]

Is anyone suggesting that, it’s stupid

The pdc only have 64 permanent places and 4-500 people wanting to be in it, you can’t stop people that are good enough to be in the top 128 but not in the top 64.

the protour cant support 128 people pretending to be professional dart players

a 64 person tour that is actually able to see 64 players earn a living is much more preferable to the current situation where people pretending there is a protour of 128 professional players

Uncle Barry seems intent on increasing the prize monies available, talking about a £1m world championship first prize and when that happens all other prize funds will be increased - just as has happened previously so I see no reason why most of the 128 could not earn a decent wage whilst still having the opportunity (albeit a pipe dream for most) to become an instant millionaire by winning the flagship event.

so how much are the professionals fro 64 to 128 earning a year then?

64th earnt 55k over 2 years

96th earnt 22k over 2 years

Can’t see 128th as the oom got reset

you also have to go legal when joining the pro tour, so take taxes, costs etc out and that isnt a wage its food bank stuff