World Series of Darts 2019

[ssjsa]

LiveDarts interview with the Bullyboy.

[ILAD]

Unicorn boards are shit

Not allowed to say that on here......oh yes you can they are not the sponsor anymore.....

[ILAD]

Cracking win for Smith there. Not the greatest game but glad I cught that after switching over from the tennis (super win for coco ).

Possibly the gayest poet ever on here.
Women's tennis? Seriously?

Poet?

Ha

[Deleted User]

Cracking win for Smith there. Not the greatest game but glad I cught that after switching over from the tennis (super win for coco ).

Possibly the gayest poet ever on here.
Women's tennis? Seriously?

Poet?

Yeah, Devo is a very gay poet.

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[devosteve]

Cracking win for Smith there. Not the greatest game but glad I cught that after switching over from the tennis (super win for coco ).

Possibly the gayest poet ever on here.
Women's tennis? Seriously?

Poet?

Yeah, Devo is a very gay poet.

The Grange Hill kids have a message for big David owen: just say no.

[ssjsa]

THE final places in August's World Series of Darts events in Brisbane, Melbourne and Hamilton have been confirmed following the DartPlayers Australia Qualifiers.

A trio of players qualified for each of the Brisbane Darts Masters and Melbourne Darts Masters in the DPA knockouts in Warilla.

New Zealanders Haupai Puha - a recent World Cup representative - and Koha Kokiri, the Perth-based former World Championship qualifier, secured spots in the Brisbane Darts Masters.

In addition, Brendon McCausland will make his TV debut at the BCEC on August 9-10 after completing the 16-player field for the tournament.

Tim Pusey secured a place in his second successive Melbourne Darts Masters and was joined in qualifying by Robbie King and Mick Lacey, who will both make their TV debuts at the Melbourne Arena on August 16-17.

In addition, experienced former Oceanic Masters winner David Platt completed the field for the NZ Darts Masters, to be held at the Claudelands Arena in Hamilton on August 23-24.

Platt has made eight previous World Series of Darts appearances since being part of the inaugural Sydney Darts Masters field in 2013, and has also qualified for three World Championships.

The DPA Qualifiers completed the fields for each of August's World Series of Darts events, where the eight Oceanic Representatives are drawn against eight top PDC stars for the first round.

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.

Brisbane Darts Masters
DPA Qualifier One: Haupai Puha
DPA Qualifier Two: Koha Kokiri
DPA Qualifier Three: Brendon McCausland

Melbourne Darts Masters
DPA Qualifier One: Robbie King
DPA Qualifier Two: Tim Pusey
DPA Qualifier Three: Mick Lacey

NZ Darts Masters, presented by Burger King & TAB
DPA Qualifier: David Platt

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, James Bailey, Ben Robb, Haupai Puha, Koha Kokiri, Brendon McCausland
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, James Bailey, Haupai Puha, Robbie King, Tim Pusey, Mick Lacey
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, Craig Caldwell, Damon Heta, Ben Robb, David Platt

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[foggs3355]

Going by the order of play of this weekend event it starts 8pm German time 7pm uk itv coverage starts at 8 so not all games live then and if he wins could miss both of g Anderson games in round 1 and quarter finals

[ChrisW]

Schedule of Play
Friday July 12 (2000 start local time)
First Round
James Wade v Kevin Munch
Gary Anderson v Nico Kurz
Daryl Gurney v Christian Bunse
Peter Wright v Robert Marijanovic
Raymond van Barneveld v Gabriel Clemens
Mensur Suljovic v Maik Langendorf
Michael van Gerwen v Martin Schindler
Rob Cross v Max Hopp
All games best of 11 legs

[Ginge]

I assume ITV showing the whole thing on an hour delay?

[ChrisW]

Spoiler Alert!

Saturday July 13 (2000 start local time)
Quarter-Finals

(1) Peter Wright v Gary Anderson
(4) Daryl Gurney v James Wade
(2) Michael van Gerwen v Mensur Suljovic
(3) Rob Cross v Raymond van Barneveld

[ssjsa]

I assume ITV showing the whole thing on an hour delay?

Yes. Don't know whether I will wait for the ITV4 delayed coverage or try to find it live on iptv.

[devosteve]

Will be watching at 8. Thought it was live coverage. Better keep off here then.

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Will be watching at 8. Thought it was live coverage. Better keep off here then.

Same for me. No live channel on Iptv.

[foggs3355]

It seems the 1st hour live on fb the from 8pm live on itv

[ChrisW]

Only starting at 21:30 over here too. TDF takes priority.

[BlueSpark]

Love Island is on,would rather watch that than this tbh.

[ssjsa]

It seems the 1st hour live on fb the from 8pm live on itv

Thanks. Also live on pdc tv for those that subscribe.

[ssjsa]

Love Island is on,would rather watch that than this tbh.

Bullshit Sparky that doesn't start til 9pm at the earliest.