For the zillionth time .....White has previously only 'placed' as a quarter finalists in tv events.
Apart from the time he appeared on Sky and was runner up to Taylor in the NOTW
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AMERICAN star Larry Butler will be aiming to secure his big-stage return in the US Darts Masters and North American Championship next month.
Butler, 61, has established himself as a legend of the sport during a career spanning three decades, which is headlined by his 1994 World Matchplay triumph.
However, he was sidelined in June 2018 after suffering a heart attack following his return to America after competing in the World Cup of Darts in Germany.
He missed the World Series of Darts' visit to Las Vegas last summer as he continued his recovery, but has returned to competing this year and is amongst the entries for the qualifiers on July 2-3.
Eight north American players will secure spots in the US Darts Masters and North American Championship through the four qualifying tournaments at the Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort.
2019 World Championship qualifier Chuck Puleo will join his American World Cup team-mate Darin Young amongst the contenders from the USA.
Father-and-son duo Dan Lauby and Danny Lauby - a semi-finalist in the 2018 North American Championship - are joined by veteran stars Jim Widmayer and Roger Carter in action.
Three-time World Champion John Part, reigning North American Championship winner Jeff Smith and World Cup aces Dawson Murschell and Jim Long will head the Canadian contingent competing in Las Vegas.
Entries for the US Darts Masters and North American Championship Qualifiers will close on Friday June 28 at 1600 BST.
Eligibility For Entry
The US Masters and North American Darts Championship is open to players over the age of 16 who hold a valid USA or Canada passport (regardless of residence in the USA or Canada) OR players who reside in the USA or Canada and have done so for a continuous period of three years immediately dating back from the day of the event. Residency is defined as having their main place of residence registered in the territory.
All players who did not compete at the 2019 PDC Qualifying School need to register their details with the new PDC Online Entry System via THIS LINK.
Once you have registered and you receive an email to confirm that your account has been approved, you can enter via THIS LINK.
Entry costs £70 per event (approx $100) and all events will be played under DRA Rules. Players can enter as many or few of the Qualifiers as they wish. Entries close at 1600 BST (UK time) on Friday June 28 2019.
Players who enter a minimum of two Qualifiers will receive two complimentary tickets to each session of the stage events on July 4-5.
2019 US Darts Masters/North American Darts Championship Schedule
Tuesday July 2 - North American Qualifiers One and Two
Wednesday July 3 - North American Qualifiers Three and Four
Thursday July 4 - US Masters Last 16 (1200 start) and North American Darts Championship (1800 start)
Friday July 5 - US Masters Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final (1200 start)
2019 US Masters/North American Darts Championship Tickets
On sale now via www.axs.com
Thursday July 4
1200 Start
US Darts Masters Last 16 (8x matches)
Tickets: $58.50 (inc LET and FMF)
1800 Start
North American Darts Championship (Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals & Final)
Tickets: $47.60 (inc LET and FMF)
Friday July 5
1200 Start
US Darts Masters Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals & Final
Tickets: $69.40 (inc LET and FMF)
Butler, 61, has established himself as a legend of the sport during a career spanning three decades, which is headlined by his 1994 World Matchplay triumph.
However, he was sidelined in June 2018 after suffering a heart attack following his return to America after competing in the World Cup of Darts in Germany.
He missed the World Series of Darts' visit to Las Vegas last summer as he continued his recovery, but has returned to competing this year and is amongst the entries for the qualifiers on July 2-3.
Eight north American players will secure spots in the US Darts Masters and North American Championship through the four qualifying tournaments at the Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort.
2019 World Championship qualifier Chuck Puleo will join his American World Cup team-mate Darin Young amongst the contenders from the USA.
Father-and-son duo Dan Lauby and Danny Lauby - a semi-finalist in the 2018 North American Championship - are joined by veteran stars Jim Widmayer and Roger Carter in action.
Three-time World Champion John Part, reigning North American Championship winner Jeff Smith and World Cup aces Dawson Murschell and Jim Long will head the Canadian contingent competing in Las Vegas.
Entries for the US Darts Masters and North American Championship Qualifiers will close on Friday June 28 at 1600 BST.
Eligibility For Entry
The US Masters and North American Darts Championship is open to players over the age of 16 who hold a valid USA or Canada passport (regardless of residence in the USA or Canada) OR players who reside in the USA or Canada and have done so for a continuous period of three years immediately dating back from the day of the event. Residency is defined as having their main place of residence registered in the territory.
All players who did not compete at the 2019 PDC Qualifying School need to register their details with the new PDC Online Entry System via THIS LINK.
Once you have registered and you receive an email to confirm that your account has been approved, you can enter via THIS LINK.
Entry costs £70 per event (approx $100) and all events will be played under DRA Rules. Players can enter as many or few of the Qualifiers as they wish. Entries close at 1600 BST (UK time) on Friday June 28 2019.
Players who enter a minimum of two Qualifiers will receive two complimentary tickets to each session of the stage events on July 4-5.
2019 US Darts Masters/North American Darts Championship Schedule
Tuesday July 2 - North American Qualifiers One and Two
Wednesday July 3 - North American Qualifiers Three and Four
Thursday July 4 - US Masters Last 16 (1200 start) and North American Darts Championship (1800 start)
Friday July 5 - US Masters Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final (1200 start)
2019 US Masters/North American Darts Championship Tickets
On sale now via www.axs.com
Thursday July 4
1200 Start
US Darts Masters Last 16 (8x matches)
Tickets: $58.50 (inc LET and FMF)
1800 Start
North American Darts Championship (Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals & Final)
Tickets: $47.60 (inc LET and FMF)
Friday July 5
1200 Start
US Darts Masters Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals & Final
Tickets: $69.40 (inc LET and FMF)
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RAYMOND VAN BARNEVELD is excited to be playing in Australia and New Zealand for one final time before retirement in a trio of World Series of Darts events.
Five-time World Champion Van Barneveld will be part of the Oceanic treble-header in Brisbane, Melbourne and Hamilton in August alongside Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson, Peter Wright and Rob Cross.
The Dutch legend, 52, who is a former World Series finalist in both Australia and New Zealand, will retire at the conclusion of the 2019/20 World Championship and is looking forward to playing in front of his Oceanic fans one last time.
"It will be emotional playing in Australia and New Zealand for the last time in the PDC, I love the fans there and I can't wait to perform for them," said Van Barneveld.
"Of course it will be sad to say goodbye to the fans there because I love them, but I can't wait for the walk-ons and hopefully some good performances and results.
"The World Series events are so great because we're promoting our sport globally and putting on a show for our fans all around the world.
"It gives fans in Australia, New Zealand, America and Germany chance to see their favourite players live which is really important.
"They are really important for players as well because we get to travel all over the world, playing in amazing venues in front of amazing crowds."
A further three places in the Brisbane Darts Masters and Melbourne Darts Masters will be on offer in DPA Qualifiers, which will be held from July 4-7 in Warilla, alongside one spot in the NZ Darts Masters. For details, please visit dartplayersaustralia.com.
The DPNZ Qualifiers, which will offer two places in the NZ Darts Masters and one apiece in the Brisbane and Melbourne events, will be held on June 29-30 at the Hornby Working Men’s Club in Christchurch. For details, please visit dartplayers.co.nz.
Tickets for the Brisbane Darts Masters and Melbourne Darts Masters are available now through ticketek.com.au/DartsMasters.
Tickets for the NZ Darts Masters, presented by Burger King & TAB, are available through ticketek.co.nz/Darts.
2019 Brisbane Darts Masters
August 9-10, BCEC, Brisbane
PDC Representatives: Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, Gary Anderson, Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright, James Wade, Simon Whitlock, Raymond van Barneveld
Oceanic Representatives: Kyle Anderson, Corey Cadby, Damon Heta (DPA Number One), James Bailey (DPA Number Two), DPA Qualifiers x3 (July 4-6, Warilla), DPNZ Qualifier (June 29, Christchurch)
Tickets: ticketek.com.au/DartsMasters
2019 Melbourne Darts Masters
August 16-17, Melbourne Arena
PDC Representatives: Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, Gary Anderson, Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright, James Wade, Simon Whitlock, Raymond van Barneveld
Oceanic Representatives: Kyle Anderson, Corey Cadby, Damon Heta (DPA Number One), James Bailey (DPA Number Two), DPA Qualifiers x3 (July 4-6, Warilla), DPNZ Qualifier (June 30, Christchurch)
Tickets: ticketek.com.au/DartsMasters
2019 NZ Darts Masters, presented by Burger King & TAB
August 23-24, Claudelands Arena, Hamilton
PDC Representatives: Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, Gary Anderson, Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright, James Wade, Simon Whitlock, Raymond van Barneveld
Oceanic Representatives: Kyle Anderson, Corey Cadby, Cody Harris, Haupai Puha (DPNZ Number One), Craig Caldwell (DPNZ Number Two), DPNZ Qualifiers x2 (June 29-30, Christchurch), DPA Qualifier (July 7, Warilla)
Tickets: ticketek.co.nz/Darts
Five-time World Champion Van Barneveld will be part of the Oceanic treble-header in Brisbane, Melbourne and Hamilton in August alongside Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson, Peter Wright and Rob Cross.
The Dutch legend, 52, who is a former World Series finalist in both Australia and New Zealand, will retire at the conclusion of the 2019/20 World Championship and is looking forward to playing in front of his Oceanic fans one last time.
"It will be emotional playing in Australia and New Zealand for the last time in the PDC, I love the fans there and I can't wait to perform for them," said Van Barneveld.
"Of course it will be sad to say goodbye to the fans there because I love them, but I can't wait for the walk-ons and hopefully some good performances and results.
"The World Series events are so great because we're promoting our sport globally and putting on a show for our fans all around the world.
"It gives fans in Australia, New Zealand, America and Germany chance to see their favourite players live which is really important.
"They are really important for players as well because we get to travel all over the world, playing in amazing venues in front of amazing crowds."
A further three places in the Brisbane Darts Masters and Melbourne Darts Masters will be on offer in DPA Qualifiers, which will be held from July 4-7 in Warilla, alongside one spot in the NZ Darts Masters. For details, please visit dartplayersaustralia.com.
The DPNZ Qualifiers, which will offer two places in the NZ Darts Masters and one apiece in the Brisbane and Melbourne events, will be held on June 29-30 at the Hornby Working Men’s Club in Christchurch. For details, please visit dartplayers.co.nz.
Tickets for the Brisbane Darts Masters and Melbourne Darts Masters are available now through ticketek.com.au/DartsMasters.
Tickets for the NZ Darts Masters, presented by Burger King & TAB, are available through ticketek.co.nz/Darts.
2019 Brisbane Darts Masters
August 9-10, BCEC, Brisbane
PDC Representatives: Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, Gary Anderson, Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright, James Wade, Simon Whitlock, Raymond van Barneveld
Oceanic Representatives: Kyle Anderson, Corey Cadby, Damon Heta (DPA Number One), James Bailey (DPA Number Two), DPA Qualifiers x3 (July 4-6, Warilla), DPNZ Qualifier (June 29, Christchurch)
Tickets: ticketek.com.au/DartsMasters
2019 Melbourne Darts Masters
August 16-17, Melbourne Arena
PDC Representatives: Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, Gary Anderson, Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright, James Wade, Simon Whitlock, Raymond van Barneveld
Oceanic Representatives: Kyle Anderson, Corey Cadby, Damon Heta (DPA Number One), James Bailey (DPA Number Two), DPA Qualifiers x3 (July 4-6, Warilla), DPNZ Qualifier (June 30, Christchurch)
Tickets: ticketek.com.au/DartsMasters
2019 NZ Darts Masters, presented by Burger King & TAB
August 23-24, Claudelands Arena, Hamilton
PDC Representatives: Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, Gary Anderson, Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright, James Wade, Simon Whitlock, Raymond van Barneveld
Oceanic Representatives: Kyle Anderson, Corey Cadby, Cody Harris, Haupai Puha (DPNZ Number One), Craig Caldwell (DPNZ Number Two), DPNZ Qualifiers x2 (June 29-30, Christchurch), DPA Qualifier (July 7, Warilla)
Tickets: ticketek.co.nz/Darts
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DAWSON MURSCHELL spoke of his love for Las Vegas and his big ambitions in the sport ahead of his return to 'the entertainment capital of the world' in July.
Murschell, who famously made his mark in PDC darts by knocking James Wade out of the 2017 US Darts Masters, will be aiming to secure his big-stage return in the 2019 US Darts Masters and North American Championship.
The 23-year-old is amongst the entries for the qualifiers on July 2-3 at the Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort, from which eight North American players will secure spots in the US Darts Masters and North American Championship.
"I love Vegas, that's my city when it comes to darts," said Murschell, who reached the quarter-finals of the US Darts Masters in both 2017 and 2018.
"I just love everything that comes with playing there; the atmosphere and having everybody around who I grew up with in the darts scene.
"It's massively important for North American players to get the chance to play against the big names of the PDC.
"It gives North Americans the chance to show what we can do on TV and on a stage.
"By winning a few games it shows we can compete, which will in turn encourage darts to grow in America and Canada."
Following his landmark win over Wade, Murschell won a PDC Tour Card for the first time in January 2018, but is yet to make it past the Last 32 stage of a ProTour event.
Starring in his second World Cup of Darts earlier in June, the Canadian youngster defeated Michael van Gerwen in a singles tie as he reached the quarter-finals alongside Jim Long, and Murschell is hoping that win is a sign of things to come.
"It's like shooting an arrow, you have to pull it back before it can fly," Murschell added.
"There have been some tough times for me since I moved to the UK to play on the ProTour, I've suffered a number of setbacks and had some lonely times.
"But since I've moved closer to Ted Evetts and a few other friends I've enjoyed myself more and feel my best form is coming because of it.
"If anything my expectations have risen since I first started on the ProTour.
"There's no qut in me. It's not 'if' I make a big impact it's 'when' and I believe Vegas could be the platform for me to achieve something big."
Murschell, who famously made his mark in PDC darts by knocking James Wade out of the 2017 US Darts Masters, will be aiming to secure his big-stage return in the 2019 US Darts Masters and North American Championship.
The 23-year-old is amongst the entries for the qualifiers on July 2-3 at the Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort, from which eight North American players will secure spots in the US Darts Masters and North American Championship.
"I love Vegas, that's my city when it comes to darts," said Murschell, who reached the quarter-finals of the US Darts Masters in both 2017 and 2018.
"I just love everything that comes with playing there; the atmosphere and having everybody around who I grew up with in the darts scene.
"It's massively important for North American players to get the chance to play against the big names of the PDC.
"It gives North Americans the chance to show what we can do on TV and on a stage.
"By winning a few games it shows we can compete, which will in turn encourage darts to grow in America and Canada."
Following his landmark win over Wade, Murschell won a PDC Tour Card for the first time in January 2018, but is yet to make it past the Last 32 stage of a ProTour event.
Starring in his second World Cup of Darts earlier in June, the Canadian youngster defeated Michael van Gerwen in a singles tie as he reached the quarter-finals alongside Jim Long, and Murschell is hoping that win is a sign of things to come.
"It's like shooting an arrow, you have to pull it back before it can fly," Murschell added.
"There have been some tough times for me since I moved to the UK to play on the ProTour, I've suffered a number of setbacks and had some lonely times.
"But since I've moved closer to Ted Evetts and a few other friends I've enjoyed myself more and feel my best form is coming because of it.
"If anything my expectations have risen since I first started on the ProTour.
"There's no qut in me. It's not 'if' I make a big impact it's 'when' and I believe Vegas could be the platform for me to achieve something big."
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THERE will be a record entry of over 190 players for the 2019 US Darts Masters and North American Championship Qualifiers in Las Vegas next week.
The PDC's World Series of Darts returns to the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, with two days of qualifying on July 2-3 preceding the stage events on July 4-5.
Eight places are on offer in the stage events, with each winner of the four qualifying events being joined by the top four players from the Qualifiers Order of Merit.
A total of 191 players have entered across the four qualifying tournaments, with interest building year-on-year since the World Series of Darts first visited Las Vegas in 2017.
This year's entrants are headlined by three-time World Champion John Part, 1994 World Matchplay winner Larry Butler, current PDC Tour Card Holder Dawson Murschell and reigning North American Darts Champion Jeff Smith.
Recent BetVictor World Cup of Darts representatives Jim Long (Canada), Darin Young and Chuck Puleo (both USA) will also be in action.
2008 UK Open finalist Gary Mawson is joined in the field by father-and-son duo Dan and Daniel Lauby, former World Championship qualifiers David Fatum, Ken MacNeil, Dan Olson, Ross Snook and Dave Richardson.
Chris White, Shawn Brenneman, Jim Widmayer and Roger Carter are other players with big-stage experience bidding to secure their spot.
"It's fantastic news to see record numbers of players entering the qualifiers in Las Vegas next week," said PDC Chairman Barry Hearn.
"The past two years of the US Darts Masters and North American Championship have been a huge boost to the sport across the USA and Canada, and next week promises to be a great start to the 2019 World Series of Darts.
"We know that competition in the Qualifiers alone will be fierce and not all of these brilliant players can win a spot on the big stage - but the opportunity is there for someone to make a name for themselves in the bright lights of Las Vegas!"
The US Darts Masters will be played from 1200 local time on Thursday July 4 and Friday July 5, with the eight qualifiers taking on eight top PDC stars in the World Series of Darts event.
The 2019 North American Championship will take place from 1800 on Thursday July 4, with the eight players facing off in a bid to win the $10,000 first prize and a place in the William Hill World Darts Championship.
Results from the Qualifiers will be available through the PDC website and DartConnect on July 2-3.
Worldwide TV coverage of the US Darts Masters and North American Darts Championship will include live broadcasts through DAZN in the USA, Canada and Brazil.
UK fans will be able to watch the US Darts Masters through ITV4, with the North American Championship available worldwide through PDCTV-HD at video.pdc.tv.
Qualifiers - Daily Timings
Registration: 0800-0930
Play Commences: 30 minutes after draw displayed in the venue, likely to commence between 1000-1030
Players who have only entered the day's second event will be required to register before 1230.
The day's second event will begin as soon as possible following the conclusion of the first event.
All games will be the best of seven legs.
2019 US Darts Masters & North American Championship
Qualifiers Entry List
Stephen Adamkewicz
Rick Adcock
Daniel Baggish
Steve Bailey
Dustin Banghart
Jayson Barlow
Anthony Belloise
Andrew Bennett
Chad Bivens
Shawn Brenneman
Gary Brooks
Joe Brooks
Ricky Brown
Trevor Buboltz
Wayne Budgen
Jason Buitenhuis
Tyler Burnett
Michael Burns
Shawn Burt
Larry Butler
Joshua Buttrick
Mitchell Cabot
David Cameron
Matt Campbell
Anthony John Campoli Jr
Don Campos
Roger Carter
Ken Casey
Joseph Chaney
Tim Cherven
Steve Chorba
Aaron Christian
Gregory Coburn
Steve Corcoran
Dennis Cotto
Logan Crooks
Scott Crosby
Matt D’Angelo
Ronald Dalleo
Anthony DeArmas
James Decker
Joshua Decker
Danny Delfino
Kevin Delgado
David DePriest
Angelo DiGiulio
Rob Dixon
Timothy Doe
Tony Dowson
Kiley Edmunds
Darren Eldridge
Jeff Farnsworth
David Fatum
Justin Fawcett
David Flowers
Sean Force
Jon Foreman
Richard Frattaroli
Ed Garcia
Leonard Gates
Gerard Gautreau
Ronald Gayman
Nick Georgeson
Patrick Gibson
Micheal Griffin
Patricia Grzesik
Brad Hann
Jason Hann
Michael Harnum
Nicholas Harris
Maceo Hayden
Wade Henderson
James Henninger
Richard Henshaw
Shaun Hensley
Steve Hilger
Christopher Hoops
Aidan Houghton
Joseph Huffman
Noe Hurtado
Ken Hwang
Patrick Hynes
Brian Jackson
Elmer Jenny
Dustin Jensen
Kevin Jinkensen
Thomas Kaider
Rich Kendall
Dave Kisor
Patrick Kithi
Dan Lauby
Daniel Lauby
Broc Lawrence
David Lawrence
Aaron Legg
Ryan Levy
Junjie Li
Kyle Liddeke
John Liggett
Vaughan Lightowler
Chris Lim
Nick Linberg
Jim Long
Ronald Looker
Russ López
Russell Lopez Jr
Kyle Lottman
Mark Lowe
James Luebke
Kevin Luke
Kenny MacNeil
Michael Maguire
David Marshall
Gary Mawson
Nick McCoy
Damien McKenna
Elliot Milk
Jeremiah Millar
Julian Mixon
Scott Montague
Ray Morgan
Pat Murphy
Dawson Murschell
Michael Neubert
Terry Newberry
Tracy Newberry
Joseph Newman
Kory Nichols
Timmy Nicoll
Darryl Norman
John Norman Jnr
John Norman Snr
Dan Olson
Ryan Olson
Eric Paquette
Blayne Paquette
John Part
JD Perry
Robert Phillips
Johnnie Politi
Ryan Ponder
Brad Powell
Chuck Puleo
John Rafa
Tyler Rettie
Alejandro Reyes
David Richardson
Eddie Rigaud
Ken Ripp
Nick Rivera
Bruce Robbins
Daniel Robbins
Anthony Rohlfing
Pat Rose
Brett Rosenthal
Kenneth Sabourin
DJ Sayre
Paul Schwindamann
Tim Sheehan
Eric Sickler
Michael Skiffington
Robert Slade
Albert Smith
Andrew Smith
James Smith (Canada)
Jeff Smith
Matt Smooke
Sean Smyth
Ross Snook
Rod Snow
Nathan Squires
William St Croix
Aaron Stark
John Steinhofer
Neil Stewart
Curtis Strite
David Tarso
Matt Thom
Rod Tobin
Anthony Tomasello
Steve Tuerck
Mark Veatch
Willy Walker
Lewis Wallace
Scott Wells
Chris White
Wesley White
Jim Widmayer
James Wilhoite
Jacob Womack
Darin Young
NB: Not all players will compete in all four Qualifiers.
The PDC's World Series of Darts returns to the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, with two days of qualifying on July 2-3 preceding the stage events on July 4-5.
Eight places are on offer in the stage events, with each winner of the four qualifying events being joined by the top four players from the Qualifiers Order of Merit.
A total of 191 players have entered across the four qualifying tournaments, with interest building year-on-year since the World Series of Darts first visited Las Vegas in 2017.
This year's entrants are headlined by three-time World Champion John Part, 1994 World Matchplay winner Larry Butler, current PDC Tour Card Holder Dawson Murschell and reigning North American Darts Champion Jeff Smith.
Recent BetVictor World Cup of Darts representatives Jim Long (Canada), Darin Young and Chuck Puleo (both USA) will also be in action.
2008 UK Open finalist Gary Mawson is joined in the field by father-and-son duo Dan and Daniel Lauby, former World Championship qualifiers David Fatum, Ken MacNeil, Dan Olson, Ross Snook and Dave Richardson.
Chris White, Shawn Brenneman, Jim Widmayer and Roger Carter are other players with big-stage experience bidding to secure their spot.
"It's fantastic news to see record numbers of players entering the qualifiers in Las Vegas next week," said PDC Chairman Barry Hearn.
"The past two years of the US Darts Masters and North American Championship have been a huge boost to the sport across the USA and Canada, and next week promises to be a great start to the 2019 World Series of Darts.
"We know that competition in the Qualifiers alone will be fierce and not all of these brilliant players can win a spot on the big stage - but the opportunity is there for someone to make a name for themselves in the bright lights of Las Vegas!"
The US Darts Masters will be played from 1200 local time on Thursday July 4 and Friday July 5, with the eight qualifiers taking on eight top PDC stars in the World Series of Darts event.
The 2019 North American Championship will take place from 1800 on Thursday July 4, with the eight players facing off in a bid to win the $10,000 first prize and a place in the William Hill World Darts Championship.
Results from the Qualifiers will be available through the PDC website and DartConnect on July 2-3.
Worldwide TV coverage of the US Darts Masters and North American Darts Championship will include live broadcasts through DAZN in the USA, Canada and Brazil.
UK fans will be able to watch the US Darts Masters through ITV4, with the North American Championship available worldwide through PDCTV-HD at video.pdc.tv.
Qualifiers - Daily Timings
Registration: 0800-0930
Play Commences: 30 minutes after draw displayed in the venue, likely to commence between 1000-1030
Players who have only entered the day's second event will be required to register before 1230.
The day's second event will begin as soon as possible following the conclusion of the first event.
All games will be the best of seven legs.
2019 US Darts Masters & North American Championship
Qualifiers Entry List
Stephen Adamkewicz
Rick Adcock
Daniel Baggish
Steve Bailey
Dustin Banghart
Jayson Barlow
Anthony Belloise
Andrew Bennett
Chad Bivens
Shawn Brenneman
Gary Brooks
Joe Brooks
Ricky Brown
Trevor Buboltz
Wayne Budgen
Jason Buitenhuis
Tyler Burnett
Michael Burns
Shawn Burt
Larry Butler
Joshua Buttrick
Mitchell Cabot
David Cameron
Matt Campbell
Anthony John Campoli Jr
Don Campos
Roger Carter
Ken Casey
Joseph Chaney
Tim Cherven
Steve Chorba
Aaron Christian
Gregory Coburn
Steve Corcoran
Dennis Cotto
Logan Crooks
Scott Crosby
Matt D’Angelo
Ronald Dalleo
Anthony DeArmas
James Decker
Joshua Decker
Danny Delfino
Kevin Delgado
David DePriest
Angelo DiGiulio
Rob Dixon
Timothy Doe
Tony Dowson
Kiley Edmunds
Darren Eldridge
Jeff Farnsworth
David Fatum
Justin Fawcett
David Flowers
Sean Force
Jon Foreman
Richard Frattaroli
Ed Garcia
Leonard Gates
Gerard Gautreau
Ronald Gayman
Nick Georgeson
Patrick Gibson
Micheal Griffin
Patricia Grzesik
Brad Hann
Jason Hann
Michael Harnum
Nicholas Harris
Maceo Hayden
Wade Henderson
James Henninger
Richard Henshaw
Shaun Hensley
Steve Hilger
Christopher Hoops
Aidan Houghton
Joseph Huffman
Noe Hurtado
Ken Hwang
Patrick Hynes
Brian Jackson
Elmer Jenny
Dustin Jensen
Kevin Jinkensen
Thomas Kaider
Rich Kendall
Dave Kisor
Patrick Kithi
Dan Lauby
Daniel Lauby
Broc Lawrence
David Lawrence
Aaron Legg
Ryan Levy
Junjie Li
Kyle Liddeke
John Liggett
Vaughan Lightowler
Chris Lim
Nick Linberg
Jim Long
Ronald Looker
Russ López
Russell Lopez Jr
Kyle Lottman
Mark Lowe
James Luebke
Kevin Luke
Kenny MacNeil
Michael Maguire
David Marshall
Gary Mawson
Nick McCoy
Damien McKenna
Elliot Milk
Jeremiah Millar
Julian Mixon
Scott Montague
Ray Morgan
Pat Murphy
Dawson Murschell
Michael Neubert
Terry Newberry
Tracy Newberry
Joseph Newman
Kory Nichols
Timmy Nicoll
Darryl Norman
John Norman Jnr
John Norman Snr
Dan Olson
Ryan Olson
Eric Paquette
Blayne Paquette
John Part
JD Perry
Robert Phillips
Johnnie Politi
Ryan Ponder
Brad Powell
Chuck Puleo
John Rafa
Tyler Rettie
Alejandro Reyes
David Richardson
Eddie Rigaud
Ken Ripp
Nick Rivera
Bruce Robbins
Daniel Robbins
Anthony Rohlfing
Pat Rose
Brett Rosenthal
Kenneth Sabourin
DJ Sayre
Paul Schwindamann
Tim Sheehan
Eric Sickler
Michael Skiffington
Robert Slade
Albert Smith
Andrew Smith
James Smith (Canada)
Jeff Smith
Matt Smooke
Sean Smyth
Ross Snook
Rod Snow
Nathan Squires
William St Croix
Aaron Stark
John Steinhofer
Neil Stewart
Curtis Strite
David Tarso
Matt Thom
Rod Tobin
Anthony Tomasello
Steve Tuerck
Mark Veatch
Willy Walker
Lewis Wallace
Scott Wells
Chris White
Wesley White
Jim Widmayer
James Wilhoite
Jacob Womack
Darin Young
NB: Not all players will compete in all four Qualifiers.
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Re: World Series of Darts 2019
North American Championship on PDC.tv.
2am start UK time.
2am start UK time.
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Re: World Series of Darts 2019
Ben Robb won qualifier 2 for the NZ Masters. He also took the NZ spot at the Brisbane Masters.
Haupai Puha then beat Robb to take the NZ spot at the Melbourne Event.
Haupai Puha then beat Robb to take the NZ spot at the Melbourne Event.
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THE PDC's 2019 World Series of Darts begins this week, with Las Vegas set to host the Dafabet US Darts Masters and Dafabet North American Championship.
Las Vegas welcomes the World Series for a third consecutive year, with the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino seeing four days of action.
The darts commences on Tuesday and Wednesday with four Qualifiers as 191 players from the USA and Canada battle to claim one of eight places in the stage events.
Thursday July 4 sees the start of the Dafabet US Darts Masters with the eight first round matches from 1200 local time (2000 BST).
The Dafabet North American Championship will then be played from 1800 local time on Thursday as the eight qualifiers compete for a $10,000 top prize and a place in the 2019/2020 William Hill World Darts Championship.
The Dafabet US Darts Masters then concludes on Friday (1200 local time) with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final of the World Series of Darts event.
The World Series of Darts then heads to the Lanxess Arena in Cologne on July 12-13 for the German Darts Masters.
A treble-header will then be held in August as the World Series visits Brisbane, Melbourne and Hamilton.
Results from the Las Vegas Qualifiers will be available through the PDC website and DartConnect on July 2-3.
Worldwide TV coverage of the US Darts Masters and North American Darts Championship will include live broadcasts through DAZN in the USA, Canada and Brazil.
UK fans will be able to watch the US Darts Masters through ITV4, with the North American Championship available worldwide through PDCTV-HD at video.pdc.tv.
Qualifiers - Daily Timings
Registration: 0800-0930
Play Commences: 30 minutes after draw displayed in the venue, likely to commence between 1000-1030
Players who have only entered the day's second event will be required to register before 1230.
The day's second event will begin as soon as possible following the conclusion of the first event.
All games will be the best of seven legs.
Thursday 4 July
1200 local time - Dafabet US Darts Masters Last 16
1800 local time - Dafabet North American Championship
Friday 5 July
1200 local time - Dafabet US Masters Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final
Las Vegas welcomes the World Series for a third consecutive year, with the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino seeing four days of action.
The darts commences on Tuesday and Wednesday with four Qualifiers as 191 players from the USA and Canada battle to claim one of eight places in the stage events.
Thursday July 4 sees the start of the Dafabet US Darts Masters with the eight first round matches from 1200 local time (2000 BST).
The Dafabet North American Championship will then be played from 1800 local time on Thursday as the eight qualifiers compete for a $10,000 top prize and a place in the 2019/2020 William Hill World Darts Championship.
The Dafabet US Darts Masters then concludes on Friday (1200 local time) with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final of the World Series of Darts event.
The World Series of Darts then heads to the Lanxess Arena in Cologne on July 12-13 for the German Darts Masters.
A treble-header will then be held in August as the World Series visits Brisbane, Melbourne and Hamilton.
Results from the Las Vegas Qualifiers will be available through the PDC website and DartConnect on July 2-3.
Worldwide TV coverage of the US Darts Masters and North American Darts Championship will include live broadcasts through DAZN in the USA, Canada and Brazil.
UK fans will be able to watch the US Darts Masters through ITV4, with the North American Championship available worldwide through PDCTV-HD at video.pdc.tv.
Qualifiers - Daily Timings
Registration: 0800-0930
Play Commences: 30 minutes after draw displayed in the venue, likely to commence between 1000-1030
Players who have only entered the day's second event will be required to register before 1230.
The day's second event will begin as soon as possible following the conclusion of the first event.
All games will be the best of seven legs.
Thursday 4 July
1200 local time - Dafabet US Darts Masters Last 16
1800 local time - Dafabet North American Championship
Friday 5 July
1200 local time - Dafabet US Masters Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final
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Re: World Series of Darts 2019
Play under way in qualifier 1. Part and Fatim already out.
Looking to see if Matt Campbell will make it through. Had some good runs in the CDC over the last year.
Looking to see if Matt Campbell will make it through. Had some good runs in the CDC over the last year.
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Going through security now at McCarron international.
Hopefully get to the Mandalay Bay for the conclusion of event 1. Being told $16 a pint.
Hopefully get to the Mandalay Bay for the conclusion of event 1. Being told $16 a pint.
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Not many Walgreens or CVS shops down that end from memory.
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Me and wife bought a few drinks at the bar in planet Hollywood, then I noticed someone drinking metal bottle of bud. So walked to cvs in complex and bought some. Never went to the bar again
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Massive cans as well, almost a litre i think.BlueSpark wrote:Me and wife bought a few drinks at the bar in planet Hollywood, then I noticed someone drinking metal bottle of bud. So walked to cvs in complex and bought some. Never went to the bar again
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Re: World Series of Darts 2019
Quarter Finals being played:
Matt Campbell 4-1 Shawn Brenneman
Jeff Smith 4-2 Daniel Baggish
David Cameron 4-1 Gary Mawson
Alejandro Reyes 4-1 Robert Phillips
Semi Finals
David Cameron 1-4 Jeff Smith
Alejandro Reyes 3-4 Matt Campbell
Final
Jeff Smith v Matt Campbell
Matt Campbell 4-1 Shawn Brenneman
Jeff Smith 4-2 Daniel Baggish
David Cameron 4-1 Gary Mawson
Alejandro Reyes 4-1 Robert Phillips
Semi Finals
David Cameron 1-4 Jeff Smith
Alejandro Reyes 3-4 Matt Campbell
Final
Jeff Smith v Matt Campbell
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Jeff Smith wins Qualifier 1 4-3
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Almost got it right. Even threw a 108 average in one match.The Jolly Man wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2019 7:42 pm Play under way in qualifier 1. Part and Fatim already out.
Looking to see if Matt Campbell will make it through. Had some good runs in the CDC over the last year.
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Not as bad as advised . Bottle of Stella $7.
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