World Senior Darts tour 2022

[ChrisW]

2022

3-6 Feb JENNINGSBET WORLD SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP – CIRCUS TAVERN, PURFLEET
19-20 Mar JENNINGSBET OPEN SERIES EVENT 1 – CRUCIBLE CLUB, NEWBURY
8-10 Apr JENNINGSBET WORLD SENIORS MASTERS QUALIFIERS – CRUCIBLE CLUB, READING
28-29 May JENNINGSBET WORLD SENIORS MASTERS – LAKESIDE FRIMLEY, GREEN
10-12 Jun JENNINGSBET WORLD SENIORS MATCHPLAY QUALIFIERS – CRUCIBLE CLUB, READING
2-3 Jul JENNINGSBET WORLD SENIORS MATCHPLAY – BONUS ARENA HULL
30-31 Jul JENINGSBET OPEN SERIES EVENT 2 – SHILBOTTLE SPORTS, ALNWICK
8-9 Oct JENNINGSBET OPEN SERIES EVENT 3 – MANCHESTER (VENUE TBC)
11-13 Nov JENNINGSBET WORLD SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS – CRUCIBLE CLUB, READING

2023
9-12 Feb JENNINGSBET WORLD SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP – CIRCUS TAVERN, PURFLEET

[meetthefeebles]

Hoping these aren't running before they are walking. I'd have waited to see how the February event goes, personally. There a lot of enthusiasm for that, but mostly based on nostalgia and the novelty might wear off pretty quickly once the reality of loads of legends playing shit and losing to no-name jobbers bites.

[foggs3355]

Be interesting what sort of price money everything is and how the 1st event goes they need to get draw and format out soon for that got a few to replace now

[oche balboa]

Hoping these aren't running before they are walking. I'd have waited to see how the February event goes, personally. There a lot of enthusiasm for that, but mostly based on nostalgia and the novelty might wear off pretty quickly once the reality of loads of legends playing shit and losing to no-name jobbers bites.

The fact that Taylor, Lowe, Deller and Bob Anderson playing in 3-4 events a year will be enough for people to go down nostalgia lane, It may even help relaunch careers and some (Not saying those mentioned) could go back on the PDC Tour or do well at Lakeside etc etc

[oche balboa]

Hoping these aren't running before they are walking. I'd have waited to see how the February event goes, personally. There a lot of enthusiasm for that, but mostly based on nostalgia and the novelty might wear off pretty quickly once the reality of loads of legends playing shit and losing to no-name jobbers bites.

The fact that Taylor, Lowe, Deller and Bob Anderson playing in 3-4 events a year will be enough for people to go down nostalgia lane, It may even help relaunch careers and some (Not saying those mentioned) could go back on the PDC Tour or do well at Lakeside etc etc.

[meetthefeebles]

Hoping these aren't running before they are walking. I'd have waited to see how the February event goes, personally. There a lot of enthusiasm for that, but mostly based on nostalgia and the novelty might wear off pretty quickly once the reality of loads of legends playing shit and losing to no-name jobbers bites.

The fact that Taylor, Lowe, Deller and Bob Anderson playing in 3-4 events a year will be enough for people to go down nostalgia lane, It may even help relaunch careers and some (Not saying those mentioned) could go back on the PDC Tour or do well at Lakeside etc etc.

No doubt that is what the organisers hope will happen, but at this stage, you and they are guessing.

[greatkingrat]

Hoping these aren't running before they are walking. I'd have waited to see how the February event goes, personally. There a lot of enthusiasm for that, but mostly based on nostalgia and the novelty might wear off pretty quickly once the reality of loads of legends playing shit and losing to no-name jobbers bites.

The fact that Taylor, Lowe, Deller and Bob Anderson playing in 3-4 events a year will be enough for people to go down nostalgia lane, It may even help relaunch careers and some (Not saying those mentioned) could go back on the PDC Tour or do well at Lakeside etc etc.

That rather depends what their current standards are. Seeing "legends" turn up and chuck 60 averages will get stale quickly.

[Little Lonely Garry]

Hoping these aren't running before they are walking. I'd have waited to see how the February event goes, personally. There a lot of enthusiasm for that, but mostly based on nostalgia and the novelty might wear off pretty quickly once the reality of loads of legends playing shit and losing to no-name jobbers bites.

The fact that Taylor, Lowe, Deller and Bob Anderson playing in 3-4 events a year will be enough for people to go down nostalgia lane, It may even help relaunch careers and some (Not saying those mentioned) could go back on the PDC Tour or do well at Lakeside etc etc.

That rather depends what their current standards are. Seeing "legends" turn up and chuck 60 averages will get stale quickly.

I agree, a single yearly comp is great for nostalgia reasons, too many and the whole novelty of it is gone

[Vriezzer]

Hoping these aren't running before they are walking. I'd have waited to see how the February event goes, personally. There a lot of enthusiasm for that, but mostly based on nostalgia and the novelty might wear off pretty quickly once the reality of loads of legends playing shit and losing to no-name jobbers bites.

Agreed.

[Antony Harboyle-Degg]

I hope people will be outraged that Jenningsbet are sponsoring this.

[Black Velvet]

Hnnnnnnnngggggg

[Antony Harboyle-Degg]

That was easy.

[Black Velvet]

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[Little Lonely Garry]

I hope people will be outraged that Jenningsbet are sponsoring this.

betting companies are only an issue when its the PDC they sponsor....you should know that by now

[Skewball]

Looking forward to this event. Should be good fun.

[nikkiboy]

Looking forward to this event. Should be good fun.

You're not going up to the World Champs are you? I think today is the last day I can cancel and get a refund so let me know if you are

[1205]

Hoping these aren't running before they are walking. I'd have waited to see how the February event goes, personally. There a lot of enthusiasm for that, but mostly based on nostalgia and the novelty might wear off pretty quickly once the reality of loads of legends playing shit and losing to no-name jobbers bites.

The fact that Taylor, Lowe, Deller and Bob Anderson playing in 3-4 events a year will be enough for people to go down nostalgia lane, It may even help relaunch careers and some (Not saying those mentioned) could go back on the PDC Tour or do well at Lakeside etc etc.

That rather depends what their current standards are. Seeing "legends" turn up and chuck 60 averages will get stale quickly.

Seedings and qualifiers can help take care of that. 50 is young enough that there are plenty of good players out there. (As we've seen with several of them getting cards!)

Any of the old big names can be invited, get a cheer, get battered and then go home or hang around as they prefer, while the better players continue with the tournament.

If it works out, rather than getting people back on tour, it could take more people off the tour into semi-retirement.

[ChrisW]

[ChrisW]

£30 for an evening at the Lakeside. Bargain!

[Black Velvet]

Nice, that’s very reasonable.