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PDC World Darts Championship 2019/20

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  • 16-10-2019 4:53pm
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    PTH2009
    Registered Users Posts: 37,888 ✭✭✭✭


    https://www.pdc.tv/tournament/william-hill-world-championship

    The glorious time of year is almost upon us

    Friday December 13 (1900 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Saturday December 14
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Sunday December 15
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Monday December 16 (1900 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Tuesday December 17
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Wednesday December 18
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    3x First Round, 1x Second Round

    Thursday December 19
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    2x First Round, 2x Second Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    4x Second Round

    Friday December 20
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    4x Second Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    4x Second Round

    Saturday December 21
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    4x Second Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    4x Second Round

    Sunday December 22
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    3x Third Round

    Evening Session (1900)
    3x Third Round

    Monday December 23
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    3x Third Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    3x Third Round

    Friday December 27
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    3x Third Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    1x Third Round, 2x Fourth Round

    Saturday December 28
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    3x Fourth Round

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    3x Fourth Round

    Sunday December 29
    Afternoon Session (1230 GMT)
    2x Quarter-Finals

    Evening Session (1900 GMT)
    2x Quarter-Finals

    Monday December 30 (1900 GMT)
    Semi-Finals

    Wednesday January 1 (2000 GMT)
    Final


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    #2
    PTH2009
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    Qualifiers
    PDC Order of Merit Qualifiers (Seeded)
    Top 32 at November 25 2019

    ProTour Order of Merit Qualifiers
    Top 32 non-qualified players at November 25

    International Qualifiers
    2019 PDC Asian Tour Top Four - Lourence Ilagan, Paul Lim, Noel Malicdem, Yuki Yamada
    2019 PDC Unicorn World Youth Champion -
    2019 PDC Unicorn Development Tour Order of Merit top two non-qualified players -
    2019 PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour Order of Merit top non-qualified player -
    2019 PDC Nordic & Baltic Top Two -
    DPA Oceanic Masters Champion -
    DPA Order of Merit Winner -
    DPNZ Qualifier -
    German Superleague Champion -
    South-West Europe Qualifier -
    South-East Europe Qualifier -
    West Europe Qualifier -
    East Europe Qualifier - Benjamin Pratnemer
    PDC China Qualifier -
    Tom Kirby Memorial Irish Matchplay Champion -
    North American Championship Winner - Danny Baggish
    CDC Top Ranked American Player - Darin Young
    CDC Top Ranked Canadian Player - Matt Campbell
    EADC Qualifier -
    PDJ Japanese Qualifier - Seigo Asada
    African Qualifier -
    South American Qualifier -
    UK & Ireland Ladies Qualifier -
    Rest of the World Ladies Qualifier -
    Indian Qualifier - Nitin Kumar
    Two players from PDC Tour Card Holders' Qualifier -


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    Deeper Blue
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    I don't remember a single match from last year's world championship, hopefully this year's is an improvement. It'd be nice if it wasn't an MvG procession too. In saying that I'll still be glued to it every night :pac:


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    nice bit of green
    Registered Users Posts: 223 ✭✭nice bit of green


    Going over for Saturday 14th. Hopefully see some decent battles.


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    ThebitterLemon
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    Going for the evening session on the 15th, looking forward to it

    TbL


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    Degag
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    Any idea when the draw is due to be made for this?


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    US2
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    Degag wrote: »
    Any idea when the draw is due to be made for this?

    Usually 1st week in December live on sky sports news


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    Kingp35
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    Ciaran Teehan is confirmed as a qualifier through the PDC Development tour meaning Ireland has it's highest ever amount of qualifiers with four (Willie O'Connor, Steven Lennon, Keane Barry and Ciaran Teehan).


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    US2
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    Kingp35 wrote: »
    Ciaran Teehan is confirmed as a qualifier through the PDC Development tour meaning Ireland has it's highest ever amount of qualifiers with four (Willie O'Connor, Steven Lennon, Keane Barry and Ciaran Teehan).

    Great to see especially for Ciaran and Keane. How much would they get even if they get knocked out first round ? Or is it a preliminary round ?


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    Kingp35
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    US2 wrote: »
    Great to see especially for Ciaran and Keane. How much would they get even if they get knocked out first round ? Or is it a preliminary round ?

    All four will start in the First Round and are guaranteed £7,500. The top 32 seeds come in at the Second Round Stage.


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    US2
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    Kingp35 wrote: »
    All four will start in the First Round and are guaranteed £7,500. The top 32 seeds come in at the Second Round Stage.

    Brilliant. Will help twards them doing challenge tour next year although I wouldn't be shocked if they made last 32


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    KevIRL
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    Kingp35 wrote: »
    Ciaran Teehan is confirmed as a qualifier through the PDC Development tour meaning Ireland has it's highest ever amount of qualifiers with four (Willie O'Connor, Steven Lennon, Keane Barry and Ciaran Teehan).

    What about the nordies?


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    Kingp35
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    They have three - Dolan, Gurney and Mickey Mansell.


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    PTH2009
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    Is Barney qualified ???

    Hard to see anyone beating MVG but the worlds has its shocks every year


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    peteeeed
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    https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1195731078507638784?s=21


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    PTH2009
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    Price for the worlds ?


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    US2
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    Price for the worlds ?

    Definitely second favorite anyway. Will have a big bet in him if there's value on him


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    shockframe
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    Price for the worlds ?


    He hasn't got a great record at the Worlds. Has 4 exits at the last 64 stage from 5 attempts. 4 first round defeats for him.

    Will go close on that form tonight but others will raise their game. If he wins he'll be close to 2 million in prize money in less than 4 years as a household name. Some going.


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    #19
    PTH2009
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    How many of the 2019 surprise packets like Seale etc are in contention again ?

    Worlds give a lot of hope for some guys but they seem to drop away as the year progresses


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    Kingp35
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    shockframe wrote: »
    He hasn't got a great record at the Worlds. Has 4 exits at the last 64 stage from 5 attempts. 4 first round defeats for him.

    Will go close on that form tonight but others will raise their game. If he wins he'll be close to 2 million in prize money in less than 4 years as a household name. Some going.

    I agree, he has a poor enough record at the Grand Prix too so it looks like set format doesn't suit him. I think he even mentioned it in his interview of winning last night.


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    Degag
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    Was strongly considering Price as my bet for the worlds a couple of weeks ago when he was 20/1 or so.

    I’m not sure i can touch him at 7s


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    US2
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    Degag wrote: »
    Any idea when the draw is due to be made for this?

    The draw is being done this Monday 25th November on sky sports news at 7pm


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    #23
    Kingp35
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    Matthew Edgar, Kevin Burness and Benito Van De Pas won through the PDPA Qualifiers today.


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    #24
    ArmaniJeanss
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    Draw tonight, but this afternoon a final qualifier with 60+ tour card holders chasing 3 places available.
    Winners were Benito Van Der Pas, Kevin Burness and Matthew Edgar.

    Amongst the biggish names missing out today were a few former quarter-finalists (and better) like Alan Norris, Jamie Lewis, Mark Webster and Kirk Shepherd. Ronnie Huybrechts and Robert Thornton also have a free Christmas.

    One spot left with 43 female players battling for the final place.


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    US2
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    Only 35 entries to the women's qualifiers today , any one know is it free entry for them or why so few turned up.


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    Healio
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    US2 wrote: »
    Only 35 entries to the women's qualifiers today , any one know is it free entry for them or why so few turned up.

    I think it is only open to UK & Ireland registered women.


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    shockframe
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    ArmaniJeanss wrote: »
    Draw tonight, but this afternoon a final qualifier with 60+ tour card holders chasing 3 places available.
    Winners were Benito Van Der Pas, Kevin Burness and Matthew Edgar.

    Amongst the biggish names missing out today were a few former quarter-finalists (and better) like Alan Norris, Jamie Lewis, Mark Webster and Kirk Shepherd. Ronnie Huybrechts and Robert Thornton also have a free Christmas.

    One spot left with 43 female players battling for the final place.

    Norris, Webster and Thornton would have been good additions.

    Shepherd has been a disaster since 2008.


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    US2
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    Healio wrote: »
    I think it is only open to UK & Ireland registered women.

    Yeah it is. That wouldn't explain why so few ladies entered, massive opportunity for them.


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    #29
    NoviGlitzko
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    This event has become an integral part of my Christmas experience. Kicking back to watch some darts on a holday night with no work the next day and a few rums. Hard to beat.


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    Justin Credible Darts
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    Benito van de Pas
    Kevin Burness
    Matthew Edgar all win the qualifiers for Ally Pally.

    look at some of those that missed out
    Mark Webster former lakeside winner
    Robert Thornton - Former bdo masters winner
    Alan Norris - Former lakeside finalist....he now loses his tourcard
    Christian Kist - Former Lakeside winner


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    PTH2009
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    amazing some of the names missing out with some of those been Ex premier league particpants too

    Mark Webster might get a pundit gig

    heres the draw bracket
    https://dartsnews.com/seeds-for-2020-pdc-world-darts-championship-confirmed/


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