Viertelfinale
Adrian Lewis 10-8 Kim Huybrechts
96.84 vs 95.72
10/22 vs 8/19
45% vs 42%
Raymond van Barneveld 10-8 James Wade
97.95 vs 93.60
10/19 vs 8/17
53% vs 47%
Phil Taylor 10-7 Paul Nicholson
102.36 vs 98.45
10/16 vs 7/13
63% vs 54%
Simon Whitlock 10-6 Peter Wright
99.41 vs 94.79
10/24 vs 6/17
42% vs 35%
Phil Taylor 10-7 Paul Nicholson
102.36 vs 98.45
10/16 vs 7/13
63% vs 54%
158x TV-AVEs +105
Taylor 98-60 World
98 Phil Taylor
12 Raymond van Barneveld
10 Gary Anderson
8 James Wade
5 Adrian Lewis
4 Martin Adams
3 Simon Whitlock
3 Darryl Fitton
2 Colin Lloyd
2 Michael van Gerwen
11 x 1 timers
Year/How many times
1991 / 1x.......Taylor
1995 / 1x .....Priestley
1997 / 3x ..... 3x Taylor
1999 / 1x ..... 1x Taylor
2000 / 2x ..... 2x Taylor
2001 / 1x ..... 1x Taylor
2002 / 2x ..... 2x Taylor
2003 / 6x ......1x Taylor
2004 / 4x ...... 2x Taylor
2005 / 2x ...... 1x Taylor
2006 / 10x ......5x Taylor
2007 / 22x ..... 6x Taylor
2008 / 27x .....21x Taylor
2009 / 30x ......21x Taylor
2010 / 25x .......16x Taylor
2011/ 21x.......15x Taylor
Highest ever three-dart average on television: 118.66 -Phil Taylor (UK Open 2010)
Highest ever three-dart average in a PDC World Championship final: 110.94 -Phil Taylor (World Championship 2009)
Highest ever three-dart average in a PDC World Championship match: 111.21 -Phil Taylor (World Championship 2002)
Highest ever three-dart average in a BDO World Championship final: 97.59 -Phil Taylor (World Championship 1992)
Highest ever three-dart average in a BDO World Championship match: 103.83 -Raymond van Barneveld (World Championship 2004)
Highest ever three-dart average in a Premier tournament: 118.66 -Phil Taylor (UK Open 2010)
Highest ever three-dart average in a televised final: 113.60 -Phil Taylor (Intl Masters 2011)
Highest ever three-dart average for a whole tournament: 111.51 -Phil Taylor (European Darts Championship 2009)
Highest ever three-dart average on a broadcast (Internet): 121.79 -Phil Taylor (Championship League Darts 2009)
Highest ever (known) three-dart average in a PDC Pro Tour tournament: 133.35 -Gary Anderson (UK Open Q7, 2011)
Highest ever (known) three-dart average in a PDC tournament: 133.35 -Gary Anderson (UK Open Q7, 2011)
Highest ever three-dart average in the BICC: 128.82 -Robbie Green, Peter Johns
Highest ever (known) three-dart average in an OPEN: 130.70 -Ross Montgomery (Granite City Open 2010)
PDC Premier/Major not on tv
118.14 Phil Taylor 10-3 Gary Anderson (106,12) quarters, EDC 2009, 13 legs
PDC Pro Tour
133.35 Gary Anderson 6-1 Arron Monk, last 16, UK Open Q7, 30.04.2011, 7 legs -NEW KNOWN RECORD
129.57 Mick McGowan 5-0 Chris Mason, UK Open Scottish Regional 2006, 5 legs
128.83 Terry Jenkins 6-0 Sander van Dijk, last 128, PC Nuland, 05.04.2009, 6 legs
123.54 Raymond van Barneveld 6-0 Michael Barnard, last 32, UK Open Q4, 03/2011, 6 legs
121.86 Phil Taylor 6-0 Jamie Caven, final, UK Open Qualifier/3 2010, 6 legs - probable the highest in a PDC Pro Tour final, best of 11 legs
120.24 Adrian Lewis 6-0 Detlef Barchanowitz, GDC 2009, 6 legs
118.66 Gary Anderson 6-0 Brendan Dolan, last 32, PC Derby 27.11.2010, 6 legs
118.66 Gary Anderson 6-0 Mervyn King, quarters, PC Germany 2/2010, 6 legs
117.12 Phil Taylor 6-0 Terry Jenkins, last 16, PC Derby 28.11.2010, 6 legs
116.34 Phil Taylor 3-1 Raymond van Barneveld (102,08), final, PC Germany 2008, 11 legs
116.04 Phil Taylor 6-5 Gary Anderson (108,24) final, PC Nuland 1/2009, 11 legs
114.15 Phil Taylor 6-0 Mark Dudbridge, final, PC/7 2010, 6 legs
108.36 Gary Anderson 6-2 Phil Taylor (102.50), final, UK Open Q7 2011, 8 legs
107.82 Gary Anderson 6-4 Phil Taylor (100.99), final, PC Barnsley 16.04.2011, 10 legs
107.36 Gary Anderson 6-0 Colin Osborne, UK Open Q5, 04/2011, 6 legs (thanks Rob)
104.86 John Part 6-0 Mark Walsh, final, PC/4 2011, 6 legs
PDC Youth Tour Events
132.62 Michael Smith 3-0 Michael van Gerwen, Youth Tour Event2, quarters, 02/2011, 3 legs
118.66 Shaun Griffiths 3-0 Reece Robinson, quarters, YTE4, 03/2011, 3 legs
PDC Women
98.88 Deta Hedman 5-0 Maggie Sutton, Oxford Qualifier, 05-2010, 5 legs
Others
127.91 John Henderson 4-0 Andy Hamilton, GSODs Qualifier, 11/2010, 4 legs
127.42 Jelle Klaasen 4-1 Wesley Heijmans, Monday ranking Beuningen, 04/2010, 5 legs
125.25 Glen Durrant 4-0 Martyn Turner, GSODs Qualifier, 11/2010, 4 legs
117.12 Phil Taylor 6-0 Darryl Fitton, semis, Hengelo day 2/2005, 6 legs
BDO/WDF/Opens..not on TV
130.70 Ross Montgomery 4-0 Tommy Watt, last 32, Granite City Open 2010, 4 legs
120.24 Andrew Gilding 4-0 Paul Harvey, semis, Gibraltar Open 2011, 4 legs
119.29 Salmon Renyaan 5-0 Christian Kist, Dutch Trials WDF World Cup 2011, 5 legs
116.76 Mark Barilli 3-1 Gary Robson, last 16, British Classic 2010, 4 legs
115.62 Dean Winstanley 3-0, last 64, Yorkshire Classic 2009, 3 legs
114.15 Raymond van Barneveld 3-0 Audar Sodberg, last 32, Masters 2003
114 Martin Adams 3-1 Gary Anderson (100,86), final, Scottish Open 2005,
111.99 Simon Whitlock 6-1 Anthony Fleet (90,54), final, Pacific Masters 2006, 7 legs
109.98 Martin Atkins 3-0 Edwin Max (100.53), friendly ENG vs NL 04/2007, 3 legs
107.36 Shaun Griffiths 3-0 Nick Kenny, semis, British Teenage Singles, 3 legs
106.89 Mark Barilli 3-1 Richard Bailey, last 256, British Classic 2010, 4 legs
100.26 Deta Hedman vs Lorraine Farlam, quarters, British Open 09-2010, 4 legs
Internationals/Six Nations
109.98 Tony O´Shea 3-0 David Smith-Hayes (72.33), British Intls 2011
103.66 Trina Gulliver, 2 legs, Six Nations 2011
BICC/SL
128.82 Peter Johns 3-0 Jez Porter, BICC, 3 legs
128.82 Robbie Green, BICC, 3 legs
125.35 Mark Walsh 3-0 Rick Lowther (99,99), BICC, 3 legs
121.86 Mervyn King 3-0 Tony Brown (72.45), BICC, 3 legs
115.62 Gary Anderson, BICC
115.62 George Turnbull, BICC
115.62 Eric Bristow, BICC
112,73 Wayne Mardle 3-0 Tony Brown (98.58), BICC, 11/2001, 3 legs
112.73 Steve Brown, SuperLeague 27/04/2010
109.31 Dave Chisnall 4-0 John Wilson (58.59), SuperLeague, 4 legs
104.85 Trina Gulliver 3-0 Sharon Kirk (45.84), 13.05.2001, 3 legs
102.48 Trina Gulliver 3-0 Tracy Wilkinson (53.37), 21.11.1999, 3 legs
100.20 Trina Gulliver 3-0 Michelle Boyden (48.78), 14.12.1997, 3 legs
* new entry
Averages +105 on TV
118.66 Phil Taylor 9-0 Kevin Painter (82,83), last 32, UK Open 2010, 9 legs
116.01 Phil Taylor 8-3 John Part (100,05), group, PL 2009, 11 legs
115.62 Phil Taylor 10-0 Mark Lawrence (93,91), quarters, UK Open 2009, 10 legs
115.51 Phil Taylor 9-3 Ken Mather ?, last 32, OK Open 2009, 12 legs
114.99 Phil Taylor 10-6 Barrie Bates (93.29), last 32, Matchplay 2010, 16 legs
114.54 Phil Taylor 9-3 Wes Newton (97,32) last 16, UK Open 2008, 12 legs
114.15 Darryl Fitton 6-0 Davy Richardson (90,78), group, IDL 2004, 6 legs
113.92 Phil Taylor 8-4 Adrian Lewis (108.76), group, Intl Masters 2011, 12 legs
113.92 Phil Taylor 9-3 Mervyn King (101,30), last 16, EDC 2008, 12 legs
113.60 Phil Taylor 8-3 Raymond van Barneveld (94.38), final, Intl Masters 2011, 11 legs
113.43 Phil Taylor 8-0 Gary Mawson (95,22), last 32, Matchplay 1997, 8 legs
113.33 Phil Taylor 11-7 Robert Thornton (102,12), semis, EDC 2008, 18 legs
113.05 Phil Taylor 10-5 Denis Ovens (100,68) semis, UK Open 2010, 15 legs
112.68 Phil Taylor 11-1 Adrian Lewis (97,33), semis, PL 2008, 12 legs
112.56 Chris Mason 11-8 Adrian Lewis ?, last 16, UK Open 2005, 19 legs
112.17 Phil Taylor 16-7 Chris Mason (98,79), quarters, World Matchplay 2002, 23 legs
111.74 Phil Taylor 8-3 Part (103,66), group, PL 2008, 11 legs
111.67 Phil Taylor 10-8 James Wade (100,08), final, PL 2010, 18 legs
111.35 Phil Taylor 3-0 Dennis Priestley (103), semis, US Open 2008, 8 legs
111.21 Phil Taylor 6-1 Shayne Burgess (90,54), last 16, PDC WC 2002, 23 legs
111.14 Phil Taylor 8-3 Raymond van Barneveld (94,10), group, PL 2008, 11 legs
111.03 James Wade 5-3 Denis Ovens (95,83), group, GSOD 2008, 8 legs
110.94 Phil Taylor 7-1 Raymond van Barneveld (101,18), final, PDC WC 2009, 35 legs
110.52 Martin Adams 5-0 Steve Coote (94,23), group, Zuiderduin 2007, 5 legs
110,21 Roland Scholten 5-1 Michael van Gerwen (97,62), group, GSOD 2007, 6 legs
110.19 Mark Webster 8-2 Adrian Lewis (103.27), group, PL 2011, 10 legs
110.13 Mervyn King 6-1 Gary Robson (97,68), group, IDL 2006, 7 legs
109.98 Gary Anderson 3-0 Bill Davis, last 8, PDC World Cup 2010, 3 legs
109.98 John Part 3-0 Maik Langendorf, last 8, PDC World Cup 2010, 3 legs
109.90 Phil Taylor 6-4 Gary Anderson (96,93), JWC 2009, 10 legs
109.89 Raymond van Barneveld 3-0 Roland Scholten (96.72) Quarters, US Open 2007, 9legs
109.70 Phil Taylor 13-5 Colin Osborne (97.08) last 16, Matchplay 2008, 18 legs
109.47 Phil Taylor 18-9 James Wade (102.58) final, Matchplay 2008, 27 legs
109,47 Phil Taylor 13-3 Kevin Painter (92,39) last 16, Matchplay 2009, 16 legs
109,42 Phil Taylor 16-3 Adrian Lewis (92,27), Quarters, Matchplay 2009, 19 legs
109.40 Phil Taylor 10-1 Alex Roy (86.45) last 16, Matchplay 2004, 11 legs
109.29 Phil Taylor 11-8 Adrian Lewis (98.72), final, EDC 2011, 19 legs
109.00 Phil Taylor 4-1 Mick McGowan (101,82), last 32, PDC WC 2007, 21 legs
108.99 Gary Anderson 7-1 Martin Adams (105.21) last 16, IDL 2007, 8 legs
108,90 James Wade 5-3 Robert Thornton (100.95), group, GSODs 2009, 8 legs
108.84 Phil Taylor 6-4 Kevin Painter (103.68) last 32, LVDC 2008, 10 legs
108.81 Gary Anderson 6-1 Mervyn King (101.34) group, IDL 2007, 7 legs
108.80 Phil Taylor 5-0 Co Stompé (89,58) Quarters, PDC WC 2009, 18 legs
108.76 Adrian Lewis 4-8 Phil Taylor (113.92), group, Intl Masters 2011, 12 legs
108.63 Phil Taylor 6-3 Vincent van der Voort (98.11) last 16, Player Champs Final 2009, 9 legs
108.62 Adrian Lewis 9-2 Raymond van Barneveld (102.48) quarters, EDC 2008, 11 legs
108,52 Phil Taylor 10-2 Adrian Lewis (100,17) quarters, UK Open 2010, 12 legs
108.49 Phil Taylor 6-3 Michael van Gerwen (92.10) last 32, Player Champs Final 2009, 9 legs
108.39 Phil Taylor 16-5 Wes Newton (96.15), quarters, Matchplay 2011, 21 legs
108,39 Gary Anderson 4-0 Andy Smith (92,97) last 16, PDC WC 2011, 16 legs
108.36 Phil Taylor 16-8 James Wade (100.14) final, PL 2008, 24 legs
108.30 Phil Taylor 4-0 Andy Hamilton (97,05), last 16, PDC WC 2006, 16 legs
108,25 Phil Taylor 5-3 Wes Newton (93,82), group, GSODs 2010, 8 legs
108.17 James Wade 8-1 Terry Jenkins (95.71) group, PL 2008, 9 legs
108.10 Taylor 10-0 Les Fitton (85,27) last 32, Matchplay 2003, 10 legs
108.01 Phil Taylor 13-7 Wayne Jones (97.89), last 16, Matchplay 2011, 20 legs
107,98 Phil Taylor 8-1 Mervyn King (90,20) semis, PL 2010, 9 legs
107.97 Gary Anderson 6-3 James Wade (106.05) quarters, IDL 2007, 22 legs
107.93 Simon Whiltock 8-5 Raymond van Barneveld (104.54), group w9, PL 2011, 13 legs
107.90 Raymond van Barneveld 7-0 Peter Manley (94.66) final, MOD 2007, 28legs
107.85 Michael van Gerwen 7-6 Martin Adams (106.89) last 16, IDL 2006, 13 legs
107.83 Phil Taylor 6-3 John Michael (87.94), last 32, EDC 2011, 9 legs
107,82 Phil Taylor 11-1 John Part (92,59) semis, LVDC 2009, 12 legs
107.77 James Wade 8-4 Raymond van Barneveld (103.19) group, PL 2009, 12 legs
107,77 Simon Whiltock 6-4 Barrie Bates (90,45) semis, PDC World Cup 2010, 10 legs
107.65 Phil Taylor 8-3 James Wade (98.83), quarters, Intl Masters 2011, 11 legs
107,61 Raymond vanBarneveld 0-2 Ted Hankey (106,35) semis, Dutch Open 2003, 8 legs
107,53 Phil Taylor 10-4 Colin Lloyd (97,18) last 16, GSODs 2009, 14 legs
107.50 Phil Taylor 8-4 Raymond van Barneveld (96.55) group, PL 2009, 12 legs
107,49 Phil Taylor 3-1 Alan Warriner-Little, quarters, World Masters 1991,
107.46 Phil Taylor 8-3 Adrian Lewis (100.91), group w11, PL2011, 11 legs
107.46 Phil Taylor 7-0 John Part (92,58) final, PDC WC 2001
107.40 Gary Anderson 7-4 John Part (93.54) CM, PL 2009, 11 legs
107.39 Phil Taylor 8-3 John Part (102.74) group, PL 2008, 11 legs
107,38 Raymond van Barneveld 7-7 Terry Jenkins (102,65) group, PL 2007, 14 legs
107,37 Phil Taylor 5-0 Adrian Lewis (102,95) quarters, PDC WC 2010, 19 legs
107.36 Phil Taylor 5-0 Phil Nixon (92.91) group, GSOD 2008, 5 legs
107.36 Gary Anderson 5-0 Barrie Bates (86.78) group, GSOD 2007, 5 legs
107.27 Phil Taylor 8-1 Terry Jenkins (91.44) group, PL 2007, 9 legs
107.21 Phil Taylor 8-1 Wayne Mardle (85.54) group, PL 2008, 9 legs
107.21 Phil Taylor 8-1 Peter Manley (101.59) group, PL 2008, 9 legs
107,16 Dennis Priestley 5-4 Taylor (97,50) round 1, UK Matchplay 1995
107,09 Phil Taylor 3-1 Colin Osborne (93,49) last 16, US Open 2008, 10 legs
107.07 Phil Taylor 8-1 Mark Webster (92.34), group w9, PL2011, 9 legs
107.04 Phil Taylor 4-0 Wes Newton (95.58) semis, LVDC 2005
107.02 Raymond van Barneveld 9-4 Dennis Priestley (102.35) last 16, EDC 2008, 13 legs
106.98 Phil Taylor 6-0 Ronnie Baxter (97.65) semis, WDT 2006
106.98 Phil Taylor 3-0 Mervyn King (99.63) quarters, US Open 2007, 7legs
106,92 Raymond van Barneveld 8-4 Terry Jenkins (98), week 5, PL 2010, 12 legs
106,89 Martin Adams 6-7 Michael van Gerwen (107,85) last 16, IDL 2006, 13 legs
106,79 Phil Taylor 8-3 Terry Jenkins, week 6, PL 2010, 11 legs
106.69 Phil Taylor 8-4 Terry Jenkins (98.72), group, Intl Masters 2011, 12 legs
106.68 Raymond van Barneveld 5-1 Jelle Klaasen (95,28) Quarters, PDC WC 2009, 25 legs
106.74 Phil Taylor 7-0 Peter Manley (91,72) final, PDC WC 2006, 27 legs
106.74 Phil Taylor 8-2 Mervyn King (95.49) group, PL 2009, 10 legs
106.56 Phil Taylor 16-10 Mervyn King (96.66) semis, GSOD 2008, 26 legs
106,54 Phil Taylor 17-6 Mervyn King (95,51) , Semis, Matchplay 2009, 23 legs
106,51 Adrian Lewis 3-0 Aodhagan O´Neill (75,76) last 64, PDC WC 2010, 10 legs
106.51 Raymond van Barneveld 8-6 Terry Jenkins (101.71) group, PL 2009, 14 legs
106,50 Phil Taylor 4-1 Richie Burnett (94.0) BOC 1997
106.49 Gary Anderson 10-6 Andy Hamilton (101,10) quarters, UK Open 2010, 16 legs
106.44 Phil Taylor 9-7 Colin Lloyd (100,95) Quarters, Player Champ Finals 2010, 16 legs
106.40 Phil Taylor 8-2 Terry Jenkins (94.92) group w10, PL 2011, 10 legs
106,36 Phil Taylor 7-7 Mervyn King (102.97) group, PL 2009, 14 legs
106.35 Ted Hankey 2-0 Raymond van Barneveld (107.61) semis, Dutch Open 2003, 8 legs
106,32 Taylor 16-11 Alan Warriner (98,43) final, Matchplay 1997, 27 legs
106.26 James Wade 8-1 Mark Webster (92.17), group w11, PL2011, 9 legs
106.25 Phil Taylor 18-9 Terry Jenkins (100.92) final, GSOD 2008, 27 legs
106.23 Phil Taylor 6-0 Andy Hamilton (90,39) semis, PDC WC 2007, 23 legs
106.23 Michael van Gerwen 7-2 Tony O Shea (105.18) last 16, IDL2006, 9 legs
106.17 Raymond van Barneveld 6-2 James Wade (99.39) quarters, IDL 2004, 20 legs
106,16 Phil Taylor 10-5 Andy Smith (90,39) last 16, EDC 2010, 15 legs
106,11 Phil Taylor 16-6 Raymond van Barneveld (95,57), semis, GSODs 2009, 22 legs
106.10 Phil Taylor 5-1 Jacko Barry (79.50) last 32, EDC 2008, 6 legs
106,05 Phil Taylor 18-4 Terry Jenkins (92,32), Final, Matchplay 2009, 22 legs
106,05 James Wade 3-6 Gary Anderson (107,97) quarters, IDL 2007, 22 legs
106,00 Phil Taylor 6-0 Mark Webster (88,02) semis, PDC WC 2010, 22 legs
105.99 Darryl Fitton 5-1 Vincent van der Voort (88.26) group, Zuiderduin 2003, 6 legs
105.96 Andy Fordham 6-2 Darryl Fitton (102.33) group, IDL 2003, 8 legs
105.96 Darryl Fitton 7-6 Phil Taylor (101.73) last 16, IDL 2007, 13 legs
105.87 Colin Lloyd 3-0 Vincent van der Voort (91.76) group, MOD 2007
105.87 Phil Taylor 5-0 Alan Warriner (92,25), quarters, PDC WC 2000
105,85 Phil Taylor 5-0 Mark Webster (83), group, GSODs 2009, 5 legs
105,85 Phil Taylor 5-0 Anastasia Dobromyslova (81,30), group, GSODs 2009, 5 legs
105.82 Raymond van Barneveld 8-3 Mervyn King (100.80) group, PL 2009, 11 legs
105.80 Colin Lloyd 3-2 Michael van Gerwen (101.63) group, MOD 2007, 27 legs
105.80 Adrian Lewis 10-5 Dave Chisnall (100.51), last 16, EDC 2011, 15 legs
105.79 Kevin McDine 10-7 James Wade (102.55) last 16, GSOD 2007, 17 legs
105.78 Martin Adams 6-2 Tony O Shea (101.67) semis, Masters 2008
105,74 Phil Taylor 11-1 Wayne Jones (94,64) final, EDC 2010, 12 legs
105.70 Phil Taylor 10-6 Ronnie Baxter (98.10) semis, UK Open 2009, 16 legs
105.70 Phil Taylor 8-1 James Wade (94), group w7, PL 2011, 9 legs
105.66 Raymond van Barneveld 6-1 Bob Taylor (87.45) group, IDL 2003, 7 legs
105,65 Gary Anderson 14-16 Terry Jenkins (102,30) semis, GSOD 2008, 30 legs
105,64 Gary Anderson 9-4 Michael van Gerwen, last 64, UK Open 2010, 13 legs
105.64 Andy Hamilton 5-3 Brian Woods (88.67), group, GSOD 2009, 8 legs
105.59 Phil Taylor 17-9 Andy Hamilton (99.43), semis, Matchplay 2011, 26 legs
105.59 Phil Taylor 17-8 Dennis Priestley (96.56) semis, Matchplay 2008, 25 legs
105.58 Phil Taylor 8-2 Adrian Lewis (94.72) group, PL 2007, 10 legs
105.57 Phil Taylor 5-1 Kevin Painter (89,13) quarters, PDC WC 2006, 21 legs
105.56 Phil Taylor 16-10 10 Colin Lloyd (96.05) quarters, Matchplay 2004, 26 legs
105.53 Phil Taylor 13-7 James Wade (92.26) final, LVDC 2008, 20 legs
105.46 Phil Taylor 9-6 Mark Dudbridge (94.71) quarters, WSOD 2006, 15 legs
105,37 Simon Whitlock 5-3 James Wade (97,29) quarters, PDC WC 2010, 30 legs
105,37 Phil Taylor 11-10 Terry Jenkins (99,97) semis, EDC 2010, 21 legs
105.35 James Wade 8-4 Phil Taylor (104.69) group, PL 2009, 12 legs
105.30 Phil Taylor 3-1 Roland Scholten (91.35) last 16, WDT 2007
105.29 Phil Taylor 9-3 Dennis Priestley (90.33), last 32, UK Open 2011, 12 legs
105.26 James Wade 7-2 Robert Thornton (86.59) CM, PL 2009, 9 legs
105.26 Raymond van Barneveld 5-3 Chris Mason (95.94) group, GSOD 2007, 8 legs
105,25 Phil Taylor 8-4 Adrian Lewis (97,89) week 7, PL 2010, 12 legs
105,21 Martin Adams 1-7 Gary Anderson (108,99) last 16, IDL 2007, 8 legs
105,18 Tony O Shea 2-7 Michael van Gerwen (106,23) last 16, IDL 2006, 9 legs
105,16 Phil Taylor 18-12 Raymond van Barneveld (100,11) final, Matchplay 2010, 30 legs
105.15 Phil Taylor 5-0 Dennis Smith (88,41) semis, PDC WC 2000
105,14 Adrian Lewis 8-3 Raymond van Barneveld (99,35) group, PL 2010, 11 legs
105.03 Phil Taylor 3-0 Reg Harding (87,83) last 32, PDC WC 1999
TV tournaments + major/premier tournaments
PDC World Championship
110.94 Phil Taylor 7-1 Raymond van Barneveld (101.18), final, PDC Worlds 2009, 35 legs
109.00 Phil Taylor 4-1 Mick McGowan (101.82), last 32, PDC Worlds 2007, 21 legs
107.37 Phil Taylor 5-0 Adrian Lewis (102.95), quarters, PDC Worlds 2010, 19 legs
104.38 Phil Taylor 7-3 Simon Whitlock (100.51), final, PDC Worlds 2010, 42 legs
100.93 (100.55) Raymond van Barneveld 7-6 Phil Taylor (100.86), final, PDC Worlds 2007, 58 legs
GSODs
108.90 James Wade 5-3 Robert Thornton (100.95), group, GSODs 2009, 8 legs
106.25 Phil Taylor 18-9 Terry Jenkins (100.92), final, GSODs 2008, 27 legs
105.79 Kevin McDine 10-7 James Wade (102.55), last 16, GSODs 2007, 17 legs
105.65 Gary Anderson 14-16 Terry Jenkins (102.30), semis, GSODs 2008, 30 legs
104.08 Raymond van Barneveld 5-2 Dennis Priestley (103.53), group, GSODs 2007, 7 legs
103.38 Scott Waites 5-1 Martin Phillips (103.28), group, GSODs 2010, 6 legs
103.25 Andy Hamilton 5-3 James Wade (102.62), group, GSODs 2009, 8 legs
102.63 Tony O Shea 5-1 Vincent van der Voort (100.92), group, GSODs 2010, 6 legs
102.14 Terry Jenkins 10-7 Raymond van Barneveld (101.01), last 16, GSODs 2007, 17 legs
101.75 Phil Taylor 18-11 Andy Hamilton (100.97), final, GSODs 2007, 29 legs
European Championship
118.14 Phil Taylor 10-3 Gary Anderson (106.12), quarters, Euros 2009, 13 legs
113.97 Phil Taylor 9-3 Mervyn King (101.30), last 16, Euros 2008, 12 legs
113.33 Phil Taylor 11-7 Robert Thornton (102.12), semis, Euros 2008, 18 legs
108.62 Adrian Lewis 9-2 Raymond van Barneveld (102.48), quarters, Euros 2008, 11 legs
107.02 Raymond van Barneveld 9-4 Dennis Priestley (102.35), last 16, Euros 2008, 13 legs
105.80 Adrian Lewis 10-5 Dave Chisnall (100.51), last 16, Euros 2011, 15 legs
104.00 Mervyn King 9-6 Colin Osborne (101.80), last 16, Euros 2009, 15 legs
102.17 Ronnie Baxter 6-4 Michael van Gerwen (101.09), last 32, Euros 2011, 10 legs
102.07 Raymond van Barneveld 10-5 Mark Walsh (100.53), last 16, Euros 2011, 15 legs
PDC Matchplay
109.47 Phil Taylor 18-9 James Wade (102.58), final, Matchplay 2008, 27 legs
105.16 Phil Taylor 18-12 Raymond van Barneveld (100.11), final, Matchplay 2010, 30 legs
102.58 Phil Taylor 17-11 Andy Hamilton (101.88), semis, Matchplay 2006, 28 legs
101.90 James Wade 17-7 Adrian Lewis (101.26), semis, Matchplay 2007, 24 legs
US Open
111.35 Phil Taylor 3-0 Dennis Priestley (103.00), semis, US Open 2008, 8 legs
Las Vegas Desert Classic
108.84 Phil Taylor 6-4 Kevin Painter (103.68), last 32, LVDC 2008, 10 legs
101.43 Raymond van Barneveld 11-7 John Part (100.86), semis, LVDC 2007, 18 legs
UK Open
113.05 Phil Taylor 10-5 Denis Ovens (100.68), semis, UK Open 2010, 15 legs
108.52 Phil Taylor 10-2 Adrian Lewis (100.17), quarters, UK Open 2010, 12 legs
106.49 Gary Anderson 10-6 Andy Hamilton (101.10), quarters, UK Open 2010, 16 legs
Premier League
116.01 Phil Taylor 8-3 John Part (100.05), group, PL 2009, 11 legs
111.74 Phil Taylor 8-3 John Part (103.66), group, PL 2008, 11 legs
111.67 Phil Taylor 10-8 James Wade (100.08), final, PL 2010, 18 legs
110.19 Mark Webster 8-2 Adrian Lewis (103.26),group,P/L 2011 10 Legs
109.36 Phil Taylor 8-4 James Wade (102.84), group, PL w13 2011, 12 legs
108.36 Phil Taylor 16-8 James Wade (100.14), final, PL 2008, 24 legs
107.93 Simon Whiltock 8-5 Raymond van Barneveld (104.54), group w9, PL 2011, 13 legs
107.77 James Wade 8-4 Raymond van Barneveld (103.19), group, PL 2009, 12 legs
107.46 Phil Taylor 8-3 Adrian Lewis (100.91), group w11, PL2011, 11 legs
107.39 Phil Taylor 8-3 John Part (102.74), group, PL 2008, 11 legs
107.38 Raymond van Barneveld 7-7 Terry Jenkins (102.65), group, PL 2007, 14 legs
107.21 Phil Taylor 8-1 Peter Manley (101.59), group, PL 2008, 9 legs
106.51 Raymond van Barneveld 8-6 Terry Jenkins (101.71), group, PL 2009, 14 legs
106.36 Phil Taylor 7-7 Mervyn King (102.97), group, PL 2009, 14 legs
105.82 Raymond van Barneveld 8-3 Mervyn King (100.80), group, PL 2009, 11 legs
105.35 James Wade 8-4 Phil Taylor (104.69), group, PL 2009, 12 legs
104.75 Phil Taylor 8-6 Raymond van Barneveld (101.04), group, PL 2006, 14 legs
104.45 Phil Taylor 8-4 James Wade (102.13), group, PL 2008, 12 legs
103.86 Ronnie Baxter 7-7 James Wade (101.42), group, PL 2010, 14 legs
103.62 Phil Taylor 8-5 Simon Whitlock (102.33), group, PL 2010, 13 legs
101.02 Adrian Lewis 8-6 Ronnie Baxter (102.52), group, PL 2010, 14 legs
100.98 Terry Jenkins 8-6 Colin Lloyd (101.70), group, PL 2007, 14 legs
PDC World Cup
104.1 Mark Webster 8-6 Raymond van Barneveld (100,95), final, PDC World Cup 2010, 14 legs
Player Championship Finals
106.44 Phil Taylor 9-7 Colin Lloyd (100.95), quarters, Player Champs 2010, 16 legs
Championship League Darts
117.39 Phil Taylor 6-1 Simon Whitlock (103.74), Wgroup, CLD 2010, 7 legs
110.36 Phil Taylor 6-2 Simon whitlock (100.99), group, CLD 2010, 8 legs
106.84 Colin Osborne 6-4 Phil Taylor (112.79), final, CLD 2009, 10 legs
105.38 James Wade 6-5 Phil Taylor (111.21), final, CLD 2010, 11 legs
107.27 Steve Beaton 6-3 Vincent van der Voort (100.58), final, group 6, CLD 2010, 9 legs
106.72 James Wade 6-2 Simon Whitlock (100.13), Wgroup, CLD 2010, 8 legs
105.24 Phil Taylor 6-4 Steve Beaton (103.77), Wgroup, CLD 2010, 10 legs
Master of Darts
105.80 Colin Lloyd 3-2 Michael van Gerwen (101.63) group, MOD 2007, 27 legs
102.79 Michael van Gerwen 3-0 Phil Taylor (102.57), group, MOD 2007, 15 legs
102.29 Raymond van Barneveld 3-0 Phil Taylor (101.81), group, MOD 2007, 11 legs
101.77 Raymond van Barneveld 6-4 Michael van Gerwen (104.23), semis, MOD 2007,
Winmau Masters
105.78 Martin Adams 6-2 Tony O Shea (101.67), semis, Winmau 2008,
BDO World Championship
101.67 Mervyn King 5-3 Raymond van Barneveld (101.10), quarters, Lakeside 2002,
Word Darts Trophy
103.11 Gary Anderson 7-3 Phil Taylor (102.06), final, WDT 2007, 43 legs
International Darts League
108.99 Gary Anderson 7-1 Martin Adams (105.21), group l16, IDL 2007, 8 legs
108.81 Gary Anderson 6-1 Mervyn King (101.34), group, IDL 2007, 7 legs
107.97 Gary Anderson 6-3 James Wade (106.05), quarters, IDL 2007, 22 legs
107.85 Michael van Gerwen 7-6 Martin Adams (106.89), group l16, IDL 2006, 13 legs
106.23 Michael van Gerwen 7-2 Tony O Shea (105.18), group l16, IDL 2006, 9 legs
105.96 Andy Fordham 6-2 Darryl Fitton (102.33), group, IDL 2006, 8 legs
105.96 Darryl Fitton 7-6 Phil Taylor (101.73), group l16, IDL 2007, 13 legs
104.01 Raymond van Barneveld 6-1 Martin Atkins (100.02), group, IDL 2007,
101.22 Simon Whitlock 6-5 Phil Taylor (101.52), quarters, IDL 2006,
Zuiderduin
104.61 Raymond van Barneveld 5-3 Darryl Fitton (103.89), group, Zuiderduin 2003, 8 legs
Dutch Open
106.35 Ted Hankey 2-0 Raymond van Barneveld (107.61), semis, Dutch Open 2003, 8 legs
Inernational Masters
113.92 Phil Taylor 8-4 Adrian Lewis (108.76), group, Intl Masters 2011, 12 legs
100.57 Gary Anderson 8-5 Adrian Lewis (100.22), quarters, Intl Masters 2011, 13 legs
Others
116,34 Phil Taylor 3-1 Raymond van Barneveld (102,08), final, PC Germany 2008, 11 legs
116,04 Phil Taylor 6-5 Gary Anderson (108,24) final, PC Nuland 1/2009, 11 legs
114 Martin Adams 3-1 Gary Anderson (100,86), final, Scottish Open 2005, 4 legs
110.22 Phil Taylor 7-4 Raymond van Barneveld (104.87), semis, UK Open Q Telford 2008, 11 legs
109,41 Phil Taylor 3-1 Raymond van Barneveld (100.26), semis, PC Holland 2005, 10 legs
108.36 Gary Anderson 6-2 Phil Taylor (102.50), final, UK Open Q7 Wigan 04/2011, 8 legs
107.82 Gary Anderson 6-4 Phil Taylor (100.99), final, PC Barnsley 16.04.2011, 10 legs
107.28 Co Stompe 4-2 Phil Taylor (108.09), final, GDC 2008, 16 legs
106.80 Phil Taylor 8-6 Adrian Lewis (107.85), quarters, GDC 2009, 14 legs
103.56 Mervyn King 8-7 James Wade (102.27), quarters, GDC 2009, 15 legs
101.90 Phil Taylor 7-5 Raymond van Barneveld (101.60), final, Munich SD Open 2006, 12 legs
102.39 Phil Taylor 2-0 Raymond van Barneveld (100.23), semis, North Amercia Cup 2000, 10 legs
100.47 Ronnie Baxter 3-0 Andy Smith (103.50), final, Player Champs Holland 2004,
World Dart Gala Hengelo 2005
117.13 Phil Taylor 5-1 Darryl Fitton (100.99), semis, Hengelo3, 6 legs
107.85 Phil Taylor 5-4 Raymond van Barneveld (105.45), semis, Hengelo2, 9 legs
102.81 Raymond van Barneveld 4-2 Phil Taylor (101.28), group, Hengelo3, 6 legs
117.86 Phil Taylor 11-5 Mark Webster (103.40), semis, CLC Shetland 2010, 16 legs
109.98 Martin Atkins 3-0 Edwin Max (100.53), group, ENG vs HOL 2007, 3 legs
OOM 30.07.2011 - Achtelfinale beendet
1 Phil Taylor +£831,700
2 Adrian Lewis +£403,000
3 James Wade +£335,242
4 Gary Anderson £296,800
5 Simon Whitlock +£267,250
6 Raymond van Barneveld +£221,600
7 Wes Newton £215,739
8 Mark Webster £192,442
9 Terry Jenkins £173,470
10 Paul Nicholson +£172,921
11 Andy Hamilton £154,736
12 Mervyn King £148,100 (13)
13 Mark Walsh £147,642 (14)
14 Wayne Jones £146,000 (12)
15 Colin Lloyd £144,785
16 Vincent van der Voort £136,500
17 Ronnie Baxter £134,442
18 Jamie Caven £123,385
19 Andy Smith £117,800
20 Colin Osborne £117,642
21 Denis Ovens £111,385
22 Kevin Painter £110,742
23 Alan Tabern £97,239
24 Steve Beaton £94,585
25 Co Stompe £93,521
26 Robert Thornton £87,170
27 Dennis Priestley £85,222
28 Mark Dudbridge £80,800
29 Steve Brown £75,100
30 John Part £71,142
31 Jelle Klaasen £70,242
32 Peter Wright +£68,721 (33)
33 Barrie Bates £65,642 (32)
34 Michael van Gerwen £58,200
35 Brendan Dolan £56,800
36 Tony Eccles £48,842
37 Justin Pipe £47,700
38 Kevin McDine £45,842
39 Mark Hylton £43,800
40 Steve Farmer £43,100
41 Kirk Shepherd £38,370
42 Steve Hine £36,642
43 Richie Burnett £34,200
44 Roland Scholten £31,192
45 Steve Maish £30,935
46 Dave Chisnall £30,000 (49)
47 Mensur Suljovic £29,700 (46)
48 Dennis Smith £29,185 (47)
49 Nigel Heydon £27,800 (48)
50 Alex Roy £24,900
51 Peter Manley £23,070
52 Joe Cullen £22,400
53 Chris Thompson £21,600
54 Andy Jenkins £21,185
55 Antonio Alcinas £20,800
56 Jyhan Artut £20,800
57 Andree Welge £20,600
58 Matt Clark £20,142
59 Steve Evans £20,000
60 Darin Young £19,771
61 Wayne Mardle £19,442
62 Tony Ayres £19,200
63 Scott Rand £18,600
64 Colin Monk £17,685
65 John Henderson £17,300
66 Michael Smith £16,200
67 Willie O Connor £15,700
68 Darren Johnson £15,400
69 John Magowan £15,200
70 Bernd Roith £14,600
71 Ian White £12,700
72 Mark Frost £12,600
73 Mick McGowan £12,500
74 Nick Fulwell £11,700
75 Gary Mawson £11,621
76 Carlos Rodriguez £11,600
77 Kim Huybrechts +£10,900**(91)
+still in the tournament
**Day Member
Doubles
1 80.0% (4/5) Michael van Gerwen
2 60.0% (3/5) John Michael
3 59.3% (16/27) Raymond van Barneveld
4 58.3% (14/24) Wes Newton
5 57.1% (16/28) Phil Taylor
5 57.1% (4/7) Andy Hamilton
7 51.6% (16/31) Kim Huybrechts
8 47.1% (16/34) Simon Whitlock
9 45.8% (11/24) Mark Walsh
10 45.7% (16/35) James Wade
11 44.4% (16/36) Paul Nicholson
11 44.4% (4/9) Jelle Klaasen
11 44.4% (4/9) Mark Webster
14 42.9% (9/21) Mervyn King
14 42.9% (3/7) Jamie Caven
16 41.7% (5/12) Wayne Jones
17 40.0% (2/5) Mensur Suljovic
18 36.7% (11/30) Dave Chisnall
18 36.7% (11/30) Gary Anderson
20 36.4% (4/11) Vincent van der Voort
20 36.4% (4/11) Alan Tabern
22 35.1% (13/37) Ronnie Baxter
23 31.4% (16/51) Peter Wright
24 30.3% (10/33) Terry Jenkins
25 29.6% (16/54) Adrian Lewis
26 28.6% (8/28) Colin Lloyd
26 28.6% (2/7) Antonio Alcinas
28 27.8% (5/18) John Part
29 18.8% (3/16) Justin Pipe
30 18.2% (2/11) Andy Smith
31 11.1% (1/9) Co Stompe
32 7.7% (1/13) Magnus Caris
Turnier: 39.2% (266/678)
Last 32: 35.8%
Achtelfinale: 44.6%
Turnier-Averages nach dem Achtelfinale
1 104.57 Phil Taylor
2 102.03 Raymond van Barneveld
3 101.09 Michael van Gerwen
4 100.13 Ronnie Baxter
5 100.03 Mark Walsh
6 99.03 Simon Whitlock
7 98.97 Dave Chisnall
8 98.83 Adrian Lewis
9 98.62 James Wade
10 97.89 Kim Huybrechts
11 97.51 Paul Nicholson
12 96.84 Wes Newton
13 96.69 Wayne Jones
14 96.19 Antonio Alcinas
15 95.72 Terry Jenkins
16 94.96 Andy Hamilton
17 93.12 Gary Anderson
18 92.80 Mervyn King
19 89.19 Jelle Klaasen
20 88.67 Justin Pipe
21 88.51 Andy Smith
22 88.01 Co Stompe
23 87.94 John Michael
24 87.81 Colin Lloyd
25 87.79 Mark Webster
26 87.58 Peter Wright
27 86.79 Jamie Caven
28 86.68 Mensur Suljovic
29 85.77 Alan Tabern
30 83.03 John Part
31 79.85 Magnus Caris
32 79.80 Vincent van der Voort
Turnier: 94.56
Last 32: 92.47
Achtelfinale: 97.28
Achtelfinale
Simon Whitlock 10-2 Colin Lloyd
96.84 vs 83.75
10/23 vs 2/10
43% vs 20%
Paul Nicholson 10-4 Terry Jenkins
101.67 vs 96.57
10/16 vs 4/16
63% vs 25%
Phil Taylor 10-3 Mervyn King
102.47 vs 90.71
10/21 vs 3/6
48% vs 50%
Peter Wright 10-5 Gary Anderson
90.58 vs 90.65
10/19 vs 5/19
53% vs 26%
Kim Huybrechts 10-8 Wes Newton
97.31 vs 95.94
10/20 vs 8/16
50% vs 50%
Adrian Lewis 10-5 Dave Chisnall
105.80 vs 100.51
10/26 vs 5/11
38% vs 45%
James Wade 10-5 Ronnie Baxter
101.81 vs 98.88
10/19 vs 7/16
53% vs 44%
Raymond van Barneveld 10-5 Mark Walsh
102.07 vs 100.53
10/14 vs 5/15
71% vs 33%
OOM 29.07.2011 - Round 1 completed
1 Phil Taylor +£829,200
2 Adrian Lewis +£400,500
3 James Wade +£332,742
4 Gary Anderson +£296,800
5 Simon Whitlock +£264,750
6 Raymond van Barneveld +£219,100
7 Wes Newton +£215,739
8 Mark Webster £192,442
9 Terry Jenkins +£173,470
10 Paul Nicholson +£170,421
11 Andy Hamilton £154,736
12 Mervyn King +£148,100 (13)
13 Mark Walsh +£147,642 (14)
14 Wayne Jones £146,000 (12)
15 Colin Lloyd +£144,785
16 Vincent van der Voort £136,500
17 Ronnie Baxter +£134,442
18 Jamie Caven £123,385
19 Andy Smith £117,800
20 Colin Osborne £117,642
21 Denis Ovens £111,385
22 Kevin Painter £110,742
23 Alan Tabern £97,239
24 Steve Beaton £94,585
25 Co Stompe £93,521
26 Robert Thornton £87,170
27 Dennis Priestley £85,222
28 Mark Dudbridge £80,800
29 Steve Brown £75,100
30 John Part £71,142
31 Jelle Klaasen £70,242
32 Peter Wright +£66,221 (33)
33 Barrie Bates £65,642 (32)
34 Michael van Gerwen £58,200
35 Brendan Dolan £56,800
36 Tony Eccles £48,842
37 Justin Pipe £47,700
38 Kevin McDine £45,842
39 Mark Hylton £43,800
40 Steve Farmer £43,100
41 Kirk Shepherd £38,370
42 Steve Hine £36,642
43 Richie Burnett £34,200
44 Roland Scholten £31,192
45 Steve Maish £30,935
46 Dave Chisnall +£30,000 (49)
47 Mensur Suljovic £29,700 (46)
48 Dennis Smith £29,185 (47)
49 Nigel Heydon £27,800 (48)
50 Alex Roy £24,900
51 Peter Manley £23,070
52 Joe Cullen £22,400
53 Chris Thompson £21,600
54 Andy Jenkins £21,185
55 Antonio Alcinas £20,800
56 Jyhan Artut £20,800
57 Andree Welge £20,600
58 Matt Clark £20,142
59 Steve Evans £20,000
60 Darin Young £19,771
61 Wayne Mardle £19,442
62 Tony Ayres £19,200
63 Scott Rand £18,600
64 Colin Monk £17,685
65 John Henderson £17,300
66 Michael Smith £16,200
67 Willie O Connor £15,700
68 Darren Johnson £15,400
69 John Magowan £15,200
70 Bernd Roith £14,600
71 Ian White £12,700
72 Mark Frost £12,600
73 Mick McGowan £12,500
74 Nick Fulwell £11,700
75 Gary Mawson £11,621
76 Carlos Rodriguez £11,600
77 Dylan Duo £10,900
78 Aodhagen O Neill £10,400
79 Wayne Atwood £9,800
80 Ken MacNeil £9,521
81 Michael Barnard £9,400
82 Aaron Monk £9,300
83 Magnus Caris +£8,900
84 Adrian Gray £8,800
85 Matt Padgett £8,500
96 Kim Huybrechts +£8,400**(91)
87 Martyn Turner £7,700 (86)
88 Tomas Seyler £7,500 (87)
89 Jarkko Komula £6,800 (88)
90 Louis Blundell £6,800 (89)
91 Gary Welding £6,200 (90)
+still in the tournament
**Day Member
Doubles
1 85.7% (6/7) Phil Taylor
2 80.0% (4/5) Michael van Gerwen
3 75.0% (6/8) Wes Newton
4 66.7% (6/9) Mark Walsh
5 60.0% (3/5) John Michael
6 57.1% (4/7) Andy Hamilton
7 54.5% (6/11) Gary Anderson
7 54.5% (6/11) Kim Huybrechts
7 54.5% (6/11) Simon Whitlock
10 46.2% (6/13) Raymond van Barneveld
11 44.4% (4/9) Jelle Klaasen
11 44.4% (4/9) Mark Webster
13 42.9% (3/7) Jamie Caven
14 41.7% (5/12) Wayne Jones
15 40.0% (6/15) Mervyn King
15 40.0% (2/5) Mensur Suljovic
17 37.5% (6/16) James Wade
18 36.4% (4/11) Alan Tabern
18 36.4% (4/11) Vincent van der Voort
20 35.3% (6/17) Terry Jenkins
21 33.3% (6/18) Colin Lloyd
22 31.6% (6/19) Dave Chisnall
23 30.0% (6/20) Paul Nicholson
24 28.6% (6/21) Ronnie Baxter
24 28.6% (2/7) Antonio Alcinas
26 27.8% (5/18) John Part
27 21.4% (6/28) Adrian Lewis
28 18.8% (6/32) Peter Wright
28 18.8% (3/16) Justin Pipe
30 18.2% (2/11) Andy Smith
31 11.1% (1/9) Co Stompe
32 7.7% (1/13) Magnus Caris
Last 32: 35.8% (147/411)
Averages Last 32
1 107.83 Phil Taylor
2 102.52 Simon Whitlock
3 102.17 Ronnie Baxter
4 101.98 Raymond van Barneveld
5 101.09 Michael van Gerwen
6 99.41 Mark Walsh
7 99.25 Kim Huybrechts
8 98.85 Wes Newton
9 97.35 Gary Anderson
10 96.91 Dave Chisnall
11 96.69 Wayne Jones
12 96.30 Mervyn King
13 96.19 Antonio Alcinas
14 94.96 Andy Hamilton
15 94.63 Terry Jenkins
16 92.48 Colin Lloyd
17 92.08 James Wade
18 91.98 Paul Nicholson
19 89.89 Adrian Lewis
20 89.19 Jelle Klaasen
21 88.67 Justin Pipe
22 88.51 Andy Smith
23 88.01 Co Stompe
24 87.94 John Michael
25 87.79 Mark Webster
26 86.79 Jamie Caven
27 86.68 Mensur Suljovic
28 85.77 Alan Tabern
29 83.83 Peter Wright
30 83.03 John Part
31 79.85 Magnus Caris
32 79.80 Vincent van der Voort
Last 32: 92.47 (2010: 91.26)
Last 32
Mervyn King 6-1 Co Stompe
96.30 vs 88.01
6/15 vs 1/9
40% vs 11%
Colin Lloyd 6-4 Alan Tabern
92.48 vs 85.77
6/18 vs 4/11
33% vs 36%
Peter Wright 6-5 John Part
83.83 vs 83.03
6/32 vs 5/18
19% vs 28%
Paul Nicholson 6-3 Justin Pipe
91.98 vs 88.67
6/20 vs 3/16
30% vs 19%
Simon Whitlock 6-2 Mensur Suljovic
102.52 vs 86.68
6/11 vs 2/5
55% vs 40%
Phil Taylor 6-3 John Michael
107.83 vs 87.94
6/7 vs 3/5
86% vs 60%
Terry Jenkins 6-4 Mark Webster
94.63 vs 87.79
6/17 vs 4/9
35% vs 44%
Gary Anderson 6-3 Jamie Caven
97.35 vs 86.79
6/11 vs 3/7
55% vs 43%
Mark Walsh 6-5 Wayne Jones
99.41 vs 96.69
6/9 vs 5/12
67% vs 42%
Dave Chisnall 6-4 Jelle Klaasen
96.91 vs 89.19
6/19 vs 4/9
32% vs 44%
Ronnie Baxter 6-4 Michael van Gerwen
102.17 vs 101.09
6/21vs 4/5
29% vs 80%
Kim Huybrechts 6-2 Antonio Alcinas
99.25 vs 96.19
6/11 vs 2/7
55% vs 29%
James Wade 6-1 Magnus Caris
92.08 vs 79.85
6/16 vs 1/13
38% vs 8%
Adrian Lewis 6-4 Vincent van der Voort
89.89 vs 79.80
6/28 vs 4/11
21% vs 36%
Wes Newton 6-2 Andy Smith
98.85 vs 88.51
6/8 vs 2/11
75% vs 18%
Raymond van Barneveld 6-4 Andy Hamilton
101.98 vs 94.96
6/13 vs 4/7
46% vs 57%
Ein paar Stimmen aus nem UK Forum (+3000 Mitglieder):
For the true fan this has been a great tournament so far. An enthusiastic and appreciative audience.
Spot on.! and it is a fantasticlly well organised event.
I think the Germans also appreciate that
Great to see James Wade get the support and respect from the crowd that befits his ability
Great crowd so far, obviously loving the darts
Those Germans like the 180's
Loving the random football chants
What an electric atmosphere!
Amazing atmopshere...........Wish i was there!
Agreed, great crowd
Ach ja Preisgeld fällt nicht weg, da vor 2 Jahren die EDC noch im Herbst war.
Preisgeld 2009 fällt weg! Ist auch bei oben genannten Zahlen berücksichtigt.
Nur die 2 letzten Ergebnisse (2010, 2011) dürfen in die OOM.
Ich würde gerne mal wieder den Japaner Hashimoto sehen.Der war bei der WM auch ein publikumsliebling
Er hat sich fürs Final-Turnier (02.10.11) qualifiziert. Sieger spielt bei der WM.
West Qualifying (May 22)
Kensei Sagawa (24.72) 4-2 Kentaro Suzuki (25.33)
Shingo Enomata (27.16) 4-2 Akinobu Hamada (23.81)
Hiroaki Shimizu (27.45) 4-0 Shin Higashida (24.45)
Morihiro Hashimoto (27.50) 4-2 Nobuhiro Yamamoto (25.19)
East Qualifying (July 18)
Soichi Tanabe (25.03) 4-3 Kengo Tsukuda (23.28)
Haruki Muramatsu (27.64) 4-3 Kentaro Suzuki (26.46)
Sho Katsumi (27.59) 4-2 Yuji Eguchi (26.44)
Takeshi Konno (23.36) 4-1 Toshihide Hirota (21.40)
Das geht nicht, da sie schon im 1/4-Finale aufeinander treffen würden.
Taylor vs Whitlock könnte es im Halbfinale geben. Taylor vs Nicholson im Viertelfinale.
Dartos, oh mein großer Meister der Insider
Nein Spaß beiseite, ich für mich komme mit nen paar zeilen Englisch gut klar, aber soviel Text bereitet mir Kopfweh, kannst du oder auch wer anders kurz anreissen worum es geht ?
Sind sicher nicht alle hier im forum mit guten bis sehr guten Englischkenntnissen gesegnet.Danke schonmal im vorraus
Kurz gesagt - Etwas (fast alles) ist faul im Staate BDO.
Es wird aufgezeigt dass vieles im Argen liegt.
Ein "Konzept" für die Zukunft wird angeboten. Verschiedene Kategorien werden besprochen:
Jugend, Frauen, Turniere, Opens, PDC-Abwanderung, TV-Coverage, Preisgeld, BICC, Sponsoren, Ranglisten, Media, Ausrüstung, Marketing....einfach alles!
Dem BDO Vorstand wird Untätigkeit teilweise Unfähigkeit vorgeworfen.
Viele Sachen müssen reformiert werden etc...
Diese Zeilen gingen an alle BDO Counties. Die Themen sollen bei der anstehenden Jahreshauptversammlung (07.08.11) besprochen werden.
Initiatoren: Angeblich eine Gruppierung um Martin Adams.....
WORLD RANKINGS
The current systems in use for the World Rankings are at best
complicated and at worst unmanageable. The timings of competitions
together with the many other criteria set down means that it is almost
impossible to maintain accurate and current tables. Later in this
document it will be outlined how to identify individual players, which
currently seems to be an almost impossible task. This current year I am
aware of at least four occasions where players have had their name
either put in twice or put against the wrong player. Therefore a
working party of new board members together with board members of the
WDF will sit down and discuss a new pathway forward. Furthermore as
outlined in the prize money section of open tournaments a review of how
tournaments are graded will also be a part of any discussion
VENUES
This topic will be included in several other subject matters when
identifying new pathways. However it is obvious that on too many
occasions over the past few years many venues currently in use are
either too small or not suitable for purpose. With the introduction of
technology certain criteria must be laid down prior to the approval of
any venue. An example would be the televising of the British Classic by
Setanta Sports. The venue used for the stage finals was woefully
inadequate. It discouraged the audience and the TV commentators could
be heard from the stage.
MEDIA
Currently the BDO is in a mixed position and lacking direction when it
comes to the media. Robert Holmes who is employed by the BDO as a PR
consultant also has the responsibility of media relations. The main
areas of the media are Television, Radio and the written press. With
regards to Television I believe the board have either failed to use
Robert, or he has failed to gain the BDO suitable air time at the two
major championships hosted by the BDO. Either way the BDO have failed
to gain airtime to publicise the company, its assets and strategies.
Radio and in particular local radio can be a useful tool in the
promotion of individual counties, however it appears few counties
utilise this tool. The written media are all too often falling on one
side of the divide or the other; however the BDO cannot expect to gain
vast coverage in the national press because of the current lack of
major tournaments. It was muted in many circles that following the take
over of Darts World the BDO would lose its main source of media.
However at the moment the coverage attained within the magazine is fair
and proper, that being said unless there is a direction and strategy
with regards to media coverage this may change.
EQUIPMENT
This is another area which has been totally neglected by the current
board of directors. Much of the equipment utilised by the company is
both outdated and not fit for purpose. The stands and cubicles utilised
where the multi-board system is used are a disgrace. They look tired
and worn and are extremely difficult and time consuming to assemble.
Much of the electronic equipment used to update the scores once matches
reach the stage has also seen better days and is also outdated.
Subsequently this is another area where a strategy urgently needs to be
put into place to upgrade and where necessary replace the equipment
currently being used.
MARKETING
The BDO during its inception had carte blanche of the darting world
when it came to marketing; however this is another area in which the
company has failed to move forward. The Open and Televised Events where
marketing is set up and run is usually profitable and a worthwhile
exercise, however as described in earlier sections these only amount to
six events covering some 25 days of the year.
The inability of the board to see the enormous potential in this field
has meant that many companies have emerged and in some cases their
business is so strong that they employ several members of staff. The
BDO has to form a strategy to find a place in this market and with that
creating sustainable income which at present is going untapped.
OFFICIALS
The current system of providing officials is unmanageable. Too often at
Open Events the control table is not only undermanned but also
frequented by the same officials. At the end of the tournament those
same officials have to perform duties on the stage, whether it is score
recording, refereeing, marshalling players or just general duties. When
it comes to the televised tournaments different officials then attend
thus at times providing a skill shortage. A system has got to be
introduced by where there are sufficient officials at all events to
ensure that those present are not having to do either too many or
conflicting jobs. Furthermore the Televised Events are the showcase
events for the BDO. All those officiating at these events should have
not only attended some or all of the Opens but excelled in their
position. Therefore a strategy needs to be implemented by where County
Officials are both encouraged and given the opportunity to find their
niche at Open Tournaments. Having identified those people excelling in
key areas, they should be the ones given the opportunity to replicate
this at the Televised Events.
WEBSITE
This is another area whereby the current Board of Directors has failed
its members. The members gave the board a mandate to bring in a
professional company to build and maintain its website. The company,
namely Net Sports, by its own admission were naïve in the sport of
darts; however they had run many other sites and were looking to test
the types of systems which were successful in those other sports. The
current Board of Directors however have failed in several areas. Whilst
Net Sports built the website it has failed to provide several areas
which are either desirable or essential to the sport of darts. Areas
such as the previous history which was on the old website, links to
other organisations, or an archive area are both examples of this. The
front page is disjointed, has a poor impact and gives little reason for
any new user to stay. Couple this with the poor speed of updates to
major competitions the new site has not been managed by those
responsible. Therefore it is essential for the BDO to utilise the
skills of a member in conjunction with the Board and Net Sports to move
the website in a positive forward direction.
WDF/EDC
The BDO have several areas within which both the WDF (World Darts
Federation) and the EDC (European Darts Council) have responsibility
and also interests. Because of these parallel interests and the stature
of the BDO there are currently members of the BDO board sitting on both
the WDF and EDC boards. Previously it has been identified where working
with the WDF is an essential part of the progress required. There are
several other areas of interest where all parties could be working
together in a far more proactive manner to promote and improve the
sport as a whole.
THE PROFFESIONAL GAME
If the BDO is to survive in its current format then the Professional,
or top end, of the sport must be approached in a far more professional
manner by the BDO. Ever since the inception of the PDC many players
have just utilised the BDO as a stepping stone before moving across the
divide.
This does not mean that millions of pounds need to be invested into the
top end of the sport; moreover a direction needs to be found whereby
players striving to get to the top of the game look towards the BDO as
their focus rather than the PDC. It does mean that more money is
required within tournaments it also means that players who go onto
reach the latter stages of major tournaments are felt to be wanted at
other events.
IDPA
The IDPA has for many years claimed to be the player’s voice within the
BDO, despite there being a Players Director sitting on the Board. The
current Board of Directors have over several years consulted with the
IDPA when initiating new ideas, or when problems have arisen. The IDPA
have themselves either introduced or tried to introduce strategies,
initiatives or ventures into the system. Currently the IDPA appears to
have little impact on the sport. Their membership does not fully
represent the top end of the game, which is where they see their role
to exist. Subsequently it will be necessary to develop an association
with the IDPA which provides a basis and substance for both their
existence and their role within the sport.
PDC
Since its inception the PDC have set their own agenda, rules,
regulations and guidelines all of which have been either directed at
expanding their own side of the business or looking after their own
players. In the meantime the BDO have failed to identify where the PDC
sit within their system. The PDC has since its inception targeted the
top end, be it the player or official, within the sport of darts.
Several players have decided to play within the PDC system having
previously played within the BDO system. The PDC has as earlier stated,
provided their own rules, regulations and guidelines for these players.
In the meantime the BDO since the Tomlin Order has failed to provide
any adequate safeguarding for either its member counties or the playing
members within its own system. Therefore a structure by which everybody
has an identifiable position is essential. This might be on the one
extreme that any member of the PDC is not allowed entrance into a venue
controlled by the BDO, to any member of the PDC can play in every
single event controlled by the BDO. The PDC currently has just128
playing members, so to provide a defined structure within which those
members can or cannot participate within the BDO system is long
overdue.
IN CONCLUSION
The Board of Directors of the BDO have appeared for several years to
rest on their laurels created from the darting hey day of the 1970’s
and 1980’s. They seemed to be in cruise control through the 1990’s and
then looked like they were taking their foot off the pedal at the turn
of the century. This has created a massive void whereby other
companies, organisations or associations have undertaken roles which
were previously exclusive to the BDO.
In order to re-establish the BDO as the controlling body of the game,
whereby everyone looks up to the organisation will take several years.
However a failure to act at this point in time will only act as putting
a further nail in the coffin of the BDO. The Board of Directors must
establish a working agenda and suitable timeline in which this work
will be established.
At present the BDO has just one man for one job, which is fine until
that one man is unable to do his job. When the job becomes vacant there
is nobody who is able to pass on sufficient information to allow the
work to be completed seamlessly. This has been highlighted by the
website, the rights and the ability to place items onto the site rest
with just one man. When he is unavailable the system does not work. The
BDO must start to restructure itself whereby several people have the
ability to continue the work of others. In the normal workplace where
somebody takes leave or is missing for other reasons the company, or a
significant portion of the company doesn’t just stop.
The Board of Directors must also implement several new strategies. The
structuring of a Youth system, the restructuring of the BICC and the
structuring of tournament play within the system must all be at the
forefront of the new plans.
The introduction of online registrations for tournaments, together with
dedicated membership numbers are other areas which need to be explored.
The current rules of darts need to be addressed with this being an
instance where a group of senior members on both the playing and
officiating front could work in unison.
In short following the AGM it is time for the board of the BDO to once
again start working for its members, come up with a plan of action,
inform its members of the plan and then implement the said plan.
This will almost certainly include some individuals who represent their
counties taking a greater responsibility, similarly it will mean more
individuals having to put their name to the plate and share the jobs
around. It is time for the system to start working together which if it
does will see significant rewards not only financial but also in just
gratification for everyone.
