Before Armchair fan or anyone with a brain posts a better version

Here is mine

The Rankings have been updated after the Scottish Open (Bold= Already Qualified for Lakeside 2018)

Still a long way to go but Noppert is slipping out of the top 20. after a poor Dutch and Scottish Open. Cameron Menzies is only in 52nd position


1 Jamie Hughes (England) 147
2 Mark McGeeney (England) 144
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 138
4 = Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 133
4 = Glen Durrant (England) 133
6 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 130
7 Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 126
8 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 125
9 Darryl Fitton (England) 115
10 Martin Adams (England) 108
11 Martin Phillips (Wales) 98
12 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 89
13 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 83
14 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 82
15 Jim Williams (Wales) 81
16 Martin Atkins (England) 76
17 David Cameron (Canada) 74
18 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 71
19 Jeff Smith (Canada) 69
20 Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 67
21 = Krzysztof Ratajski (Poland) 63
21 = Scott Waites (England) 63
23 Bradley Kirk (England) 61
24 = Conan Whitehead (England) 60
24 = Nick Kenny (Wales) 60
24 = Umit Uygunsozlu (Turkey) 60
27 = Larry Butler (USA) 59
27 = Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 59
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29 = James Hurrell (England) 58
29 = Joe Chaney (USA) 58
29 = Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 58
32 Brian Dawson (England) 57
33 Daniel Day (England) 56
34 = Tom Sawyer (USA) 53
34 = Wayne Warren (Wales) 53
36 Carlo van Cleef (Netherlands) 51
37 = Mark McGrath (New Zealand) 48
37 = Richie Edwards (Wales) 48
39 = Neil Duff (Northern Ireland) 46
39 = Rhys Griffin (Wales) 46
39 = Scott Baker (England) 46
42 = Craig Hill (England) 45
42 = Davy van Baelen (Belgium) 45
44 = Aaron Turner (England) 40
44 = Raymond Smith (Australia) 40
46 = Craig Caldwell (New Zealand) 39
46 = Oskar Lukasiak (Sweden) 39
48 John O'Shea (Republic of Ireland) 37
49 = Carl Dennel (England) 36
49 = Martin Tremblay (Canada) 36


Regional leaders (not in top 28)

B&S- Dennis Nilson
Britain- Paul Harvey
Canada- David Cameron
EE- Emre Toros
NZ- Mark McGrath
USA- Joe Chaney
WE- Sven Wens

World Trophy 2017 top 16 (Pulled from the rolling rankings)

1 Glen Durrant (England) 434
2 Scott Mitchell (England) 334
3 Jamie Hughes (England) 326
4 Mark McGeeney (England) 317
5 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 292
6 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 274
7 Darryl Fitton (England) 270
8 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 267
9 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 266
10 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 255
11 Martin Adams (England) 253
12 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 248
13 Scott Waites (England) 244
14 Nick Kenny (Wales) 214
15 Martin Phillips (Wales) 205
16 Brian Dawson (England) 204
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17 Jim Williams (Wales) 197
18 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 193
19 Ryan Joyce (England) 190
20 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 189

Five months into the season and Noppert with zero points from floor events, huh.

im tippin ross the boss to cum good this year. theres a lot of buz on him on the circut.

How is Barry Bullseye doing?

devosteve wrote:How is Barry Bullseye doing?

He's coming soft tip with Phil Taylor and the other target lads that have a machine

oche balboa wrote:Before Armchair fan or anyone with a brain posts a better version

Here is mine

The Rankings have been updated after the Scottish Open (Bold= Already Qualified for Lakeside 2018)

Still a long way to go but Noppert is slipping out of the top 20. after a poor Dutch and Scottish Open. Cameron Menzies is only in 52nd position


1 Jamie Hughes (England) 147
2 Mark McGeeney (England) 144
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 138
4 = Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 133
4 = Glen Durrant (England) 133
6 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 130
7 Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 126
8 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 125
9 Darryl Fitton (England) 115
10 Martin Adams (England) 108
11 Martin Phillips (Wales) 98
12 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 89
13 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 83
14 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 82
15 Jim Williams (Wales) 81
16 Martin Atkins (England) 76
17 David Cameron (Canada) 74
18 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 71
19 Jeff Smith (Canada) 69
20 Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 67
21 = Krzysztof Ratajski (Poland) 63
21 = Scott Waites (England) 63
23 Bradley Kirk (England) 61
24 = Conan Whitehead (England) 60
24 = Nick Kenny (Wales) 60
24 = Umit Uygunsozlu (Turkey) 60
27 = Larry Butler (USA) 59
27 = Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 59
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29 = James Hurrell (England) 58
29 = Joe Chaney (USA) 58
29 = Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 58
32 Brian Dawson (England) 57
33 Daniel Day (England) 56
34 = Tom Sawyer (USA) 53
34 = Wayne Warren (Wales) 53
36 Carlo van Cleef (Netherlands) 51
37 = Mark McGrath (New Zealand) 48
37 = Richie Edwards (Wales) 48
39 = Neil Duff (Northern Ireland) 46
39 = Rhys Griffin (Wales) 46
39 = Scott Baker (England) 46
42 = Craig Hill (England) 45
42 = Davy van Baelen (Belgium) 45
44 = Aaron Turner (England) 40
44 = Raymond Smith (Australia) 40
46 = Craig Caldwell (New Zealand) 39
46 = Oskar Lukasiak (Sweden) 39
48 John O'Shea (Republic of Ireland) 37
49 = Carl Dennel (England) 36
49 = Martin Tremblay (Canada) 36


Regional leaders (not in top 28)

B&S- Dennis Nilson
Britain- Paul Harvey
Canada- David Cameron
EE- Emre Toros
NZ- Mark McGrath
USA- Joe Chaney
WE- Sven Wens

World Trophy 2017 top 16 (Pulled from the rolling rankings)

1 Glen Durrant (England) 434
2 Scott Mitchell (England) 334
3 Jamie Hughes (England) 326
4 Mark McGeeney (England) 317
5 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 292
6 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 274
7 Darryl Fitton (England) 270
8 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 267
9 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 266
10 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 255
11 Martin Adams (England) 253
12 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 248
13 Scott Waites (England) 244
14 Nick Kenny (Wales) 214
15 Martin Phillips (Wales) 205
16 Brian Dawson (England) 204
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17 Jim Williams (Wales) 197
18 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 193
19 Ryan Joyce (England) 190
20 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 189

Tony O knowhere to be seen. Not picking any points up apart from points given at Lakeside.

Tables Updated from the IOM Weekend

Players in Bold- Already qualified for Lakeside 2018
Underline- Already at GSOD 2017


1 Jamie Hughes (England) 192
2 Mark McGeeney (England) 183
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 168
4 Martin Phillips (Wales) 159
5 Glen Durrant (England) 158
6 = Darryl Fitton (England) 140
6 = Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 140
8 = Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 133
8 = Martin Adams (England) 133
10 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 130
11 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 125
12 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 123
13 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 119
14 Jim Williams (Wales) 107
15 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 100
16 = Jeff Smith (Canada) 95
16 = Nick Kenny (Wales) 95
18 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 90
19 David Cameron (Canada) 86
20 Martin Atkins (England) 84
21 James Hurrell (England) 79
22 = Daniel Day (England) 77
22 = Scott Waites (England) 77
24 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 71
25 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 70
26 Kyle McKinstry (Northern Ireland) 69
27 Bradley Kirk (England) 68
28 = Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 67
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28 = Wayne Warren (Wales) 67
30 = Conan Whitehead (England) 64
30 = Rhys Griffin (Wales) 64
32 Krzysztof Ratajski (Poland) 63
33 Cameron Menzies (Scotland) 61


Regional Leaders (Not in Top 28)

B & S- Dennis Nilsson (Sweden)
Britain- Cameron Menzies (Scotland)
Canada- Adam Stella
Eastern Europe- Umit Uygunsozlu (Turkey)
New Zealand- Mark McGrath
USA- Larry Butler
Western Europe- Sven Wens (Belgium)

World Trophy Seeding table (4 events left)

1 Glen Durrant (England) 420
2 Jamie Hughes (England) 341
3 Mark McGeeney (England) 324
4 Scott Mitchell (England) 314
5 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 299
6 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 274
7 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 267
8 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 266
9 Darryl Fitton (England) 263
10 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 255
11 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 248
12 Scott Waites (England) 246
13 Martin Phillips (Wales) 244
14 Nick Kenny (Wales) 241
15 Martin Adams (England) 239
16 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 209
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17 Brian Dawson (England) 202
18 Jim Williams (Wales) 197
19 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 193
20 James Hurrell (England) 185



World Trophy Regional Leaders

B & S- Dennis Nilsson
Britain- Cameron Menzies
Canada- David Cameron
Eastern Europe- Umit Uygunsozlu
New Zealand- Greg Moss
USA- Joe Chaney
Western Europe- Willem Mandigers

Australian and Japan Hold Qualifiers for this


World Trophy Wildcards (Projected)

Andy Fordham
Jeff Smith
Tony O'Shea

oche balboa wrote:World Trophy Seeding table (4 events left)

1 Glen Durrant (England) 420
2 Jamie Hughes (England) 341
3 Mark McGeeney (England) 324
4 Scott Mitchell (England) 314
5 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 299
6 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 274
7 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 267
8 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 266
9 Darryl Fitton (England) 263
10 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 255
11 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 248
12 Scott Waites (England) 246
13 Martin Phillips (Wales) 244
14 Nick Kenny (Wales) 241
15 Martin Adams (England) 239
16 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 209
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17 Brian Dawson (England) 202
18 Jim Williams (Wales) 197
19 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 193
20 James Hurrell (England) 185



World Trophy Regional Leaders

B & S- Dennis Nilsson
Britain- Cameron Menzies
Canada- David Cameron
Eastern Europe- Umit Uygunsozlu
New Zealand- Greg Moss
USA- Joe Chaney
Western Europe- Willem Mandigers

Australian and Japan Hold Qualifiers for this


World Trophy Wildcards (Projected)

Andy Fordham
Jeff Smith
Tony O'Shea

Do you know when the aussies will hold there qualifier? Nothing on the dfa website

The Jolly Man wrote:Do you know when the aussies will hold there qualifier? Nothing on the dfa website

The winner of the National Championship qualifies, held at the end of July.

armchairfan wrote:

The Jolly Man wrote:Do you know when the aussies will hold there qualifier? Nothing on the dfa website

The winner of the National Championship qualifies, held at the end of July.

But the World Trophy is down for being in May

The Jolly Man wrote:

armchairfan wrote:

The Jolly Man wrote:Do you know when the aussies will hold there qualifier? Nothing on the dfa website

The winner of the National Championship qualifies, held at the end of July.

But the World Trophy is down for being in May

My mistake, I thought you were asking about Lakeside.

I think if this event happens after his run to final last year Peter machin deserves a wild card maybe not Jeff smith this time even tho Jeff adds to the event

foggs3355 wrote:I think if this event happens after his run to final last year Peter machin deserves a wild card maybe not Jeff smith this time even tho Jeff adds to the event

If it happens?

Zeyes wrote:Five months into the season and Noppert with zero points from floor events, huh.

Just goes to show you the strength and depth in the BDO...........so many great players.

I see that Tommy Thompson has had a veiled dig at the BDO.

The EDO sadly cannot confirm the England play-off dates, as we are still awaiting confirmation from the BDO as to date and venue for the Grand Finals. As soon as we have this information we will instruct our member counties as to our internal arrangements. Watch this space!!!

Grand Finals = Winmau World Masters?

Japan already had a playoff months ago. Was contacted by L-Style about it

Ladies Rankings (Top 13 though to lakeside if it includes finalists)

Already qualified in bold Italics is a Ladies Darts Organisation member


1 Deta Hedman (England) 332
2 Lisa Ashton (England) 313
3 Alieen De Graaf (Holland) 295
4 Anastasia Dobromyslova (Russia) 236
5 Trina Gulliver MBE (England) 214
6 Paula Jacklin (England) 197
7 Fallon Sherrock (England) 191
8 Sharon Prins (Holland) 190
9 Corrine Hammond (Australia) 175
10 Lorraine Winstanley (England) 173
11 Anca Zijlstra (Holland) 135
12 Margaret Sutton (England) 121
13 Rhian Griffiths (Wales) 116
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14 Maria O'Brien (England) 114
15 Sue Edwards (England) 114
16 Sue Cusick (England) 112
17 Casey Gallagher (England) 94
18 Danielle Ijpelaar (Holland) 87
19 Marjolein Noijens (Holland) 74
20 Beau Greaves (England) 73

Rankings Updated since "Hal Weekend"

Bold= Already Qualified for Lakeside 2018

1 Mark McGeeney (England) 213
2 Jamie Hughes (England) 192
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 168
4 Martin Phillips (Wales) 159
5 Glen Durrant (England) 158
6 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 153
7 Martin Adams (England) 150
8 Darryl Fitton (England) 144
9 Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 140
10 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 139
11 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 138
12 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 125
13 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 119
14 Jim Williams (Wales) 111
15 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 104
16 = Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 102
16 = Scott Waites (England) 102
18 Martin Atkins (England) 100
19 Kyle McKinstry (Northern Ireland) 99
20 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 96
21 = Jeff Smith (Canada) 95
21 = Nick Kenny (Wales) 95
23 David Cameron (Canada) 86
24 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 85
25 Conan Whitehead (England) 80
26 James Hurrell (England) 79
27 Bradley Kirk (England) 78
28 Daniel Day (England) 77
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29 Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 73
30 = Krzysztof Ratajski (Poland) 71
30 = Rhys Griffin (Wales) 71
32 Wayne Warren (Wales) 67
33 Carlo van Cleef (Netherlands) 63
34 = Andy Fordham (England) 61
34 = Cameron Menzies (Scotland) 61
34 = Gary Robson (England) 61


No Change in the Regional Rankings


World Trophy (16 Seeds)- 2 events to go German Open/Masters


1 Glen Durrant (England) 420
2 Jamie Hughes (England) 341
3 Mark McGeeney (England) 328
4 Scott Mitchell (England) 314
5 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 299
6 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 276
7 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 267
8 Darryl Fitton (England) 263
9 = Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 257
9 = Scott Waites (England) 257
11 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 255
12 = Geert de Vos (Belgium) 244
12 = Martin Phillips (Wales) 244
14 Nick Kenny (Wales) 241
15 Martin Adams (England) 239
16 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 209
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17 Brian Dawson (England) 202
18 Jim Williams (Wales) 197
19 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 196
20 James Hurrell (England) 185

mceeney lookin like a good front runner. but winnin on tour is differant from winning at lkaey. anderson used to dominate the tour but could not win on the lakey stage. mitchell and duzza know how to do it. there favourites for lakey if you ask me at the end of day.