The 8th PDC World Cup

[cannibal]

Amazes me the number of idiot dart players can't even spell my fucking name right. FFS if you fucking idiots wanted to call me out and do it properly one would think you would at least get my name right. Fartoid never got it right either, fucking Paula and Des Jacklin of American darts between the two of you useless morons.

[cannibal]

Actually I take that back, Des and Paula actually do more and get more done in darts in their country than you or Fartoid do. Lets see Des actually got on the board and is forcing changes, Fartoid never got elected to the board of the ADO. Jacklins actually run a tournament(s) that have years of success meanwhile NWDS resulted in those running in having to dip into their own pockets to write the checks. Checks.....need I say more.

[cannibal]

See you next year when you pop around Mrs Butler.

[sharondeb]

See you next year when you pop around Mrs Butler.

Sorry, couldn't be bothered to worry about the correct spelling of your name.
Don't care a bit about your opinion
Coming here is purely for amusement. Don't go thinking anyone cares or respects you or your asinine opinions.
I should stop by more often when i'm in the need of some comic relief

[skweezit]

well, I guess I'll figure out who is in the race for the American team.
I suppose I can shove the lists from the cdc site up here to keep it transparent or in case I make any mistakes...
(I need to learn how to take a screen shot.)

CDC OoM goes by points; 18, 12, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1 - winner, finalist, semis, quarters, etc...
position, player, current cdc 2 year order of merit, points coming off from cosmo classic 2016, points coming off from event #2, number to add the 2 2018 event's results to

1 Larry Butler 150 -4, -18 = 128
2 DJ Sayre 108 -8, -6 = 94
3 Darin Young 102 -8, -2 = 92
4 Danny Lauby II 92 -6, -6 = 80
5 Gary Mawson 86 -6, -2 = 78

larry butler is already in it, so only one shooter is unknown
these are 4 that can mathematically get in.
tornament dates are april 28 & 29 and then we'll know...

[skweezit]

We're kicking off the 2016 Championship Darts Circuit with the Cosmo Darts Classic. LIVE from Lexington, Kentucky USA!

Final Results

Supreme Champion: Leonard Gates (15)
Worthy Adversary: Nick Linberg

3rd place tie: DJ Sayre (1)
Darin Young (3)

5th place tie: Gary Mawson (6)
Danny Lauby II (8)
Jeremiah Millar
Mark Liggett

9th place tie: Larry Butler (2)
Jason Brandon (4)
Ralph McCool (5)
Dan Olson (11)
Ray Knispel
Timmy O'Brien
Bill Anderson
Scott Buckley

17th place tie: Chris White (7)
Gordon Dixon (10)
Mitch Payton (12)
Joe DaVanti
Pat Hewitt
David Keosian
Kris Swift
Andrew Van Koeverden
Ed DeBehnke
Trint Sumner
Jayson Barlow
Chris Lim
Donny Joe
Paul Jones
Tom Bush
Jesse Rivera

33rd place tie: James Kinney (9)
Dan Lauby Sr. (13)
Tim Nicoll (14)
Ken McCowan (16)
Russ Lyzak
George Alverado
Corinne Stockton
Pat Gallagher
Mike Petrucelli
Steve Chorba
Greg Von Lienen
Tom Willoughby
Jim Newman
Geoff Miller
Joe Rutsky
Craig Akin
Jason Yoder
Mike Patterson
Brock Lawrence
Todd Knecht
Trevor Buboltz
Jarod Leedy
Tommy Doerflinger
Myron Fryer
Derek Jones

[skweezit]

Main Event #2 on the 2016 Championship Darts Circuit. From Lexington, Kentucky

Final Results

Supreme Champion: Larry Butler (3)
Worthy Adversary: Leonard Gates (8)

3rd place tie: Chris White (7)
Trint Sumner

5th place tie: DJ Sayre (1)
Danny Lauby II (6)
Kris Swift
Jeremiah Millar

9th place tie: James Kinney (9)
Dan Olson (10)
Gordon Dixon (11)
Timmy Nicoll (14)
Mike Patterson
Nick Linberg
Jayson Barlow
Danny Delfino

17th place tie: Darin Young (2)
Ralph McCool (4)
Gary Mawson (5)
Mitch Payton (12)
Dan Lauby, Sr. (13)
Ken McCowan (15)
Jim Newman
Pat Hewitt
Pat Gallagher
Jason Yoder
Brandon Smith
Mike Petrucelli
Tom Willoughby
Jesse Rivera
David Keosaian
Chris Lim

33rd place tie: Joe DaVanti (16)
Timmy O'Brien
Todd Knecht
Corinne Stockton
Donny Joe
Ed DeBehnke
Derek Jones
Joe Brooks
Geoff Miller
Russ Lyzak
Greg VonLienen
Ray Knispel
Ben Minks
Joe Rutsky
Steve Chorba
George Alverado
Paul Jones
Tom Bush
Broc Lawrence
John Liggett
Scott Buckley
Gene Walts

[cannibal]

I believe both White and Fatum are not mathematically eliminated, a long shot yes as respectively they are at 70 and 72 points. Further both have been listed as representing America in the PDC.

link to the CDC 2 year OOM as was posted earlier.
http://nebula.wsimg.com/371a31919a7f504 ... oworigin=1

This is how you could have linked the results from Events 1 & 2 from 2016 from the CDC website if they had been there.

[skweezit]

I believe both White and Fatum are not mathematically eliminated, a long shot yes as respectively they are at 70 and 72 points. Further both have been listed as representing America in the PDC.

link to the CDC 2 year OOM as was posted earlier.
http://nebula.wsimg.com/371a31919a7f504 ... oworigin=1

This is how you could have linked the results from Events 1 & 2 from 2016 from the CDC website if they had been there.

maybe.
teach me how to screen shot & I'll tell you the order of links to click on from the cdc site to look at all the results they have over the years.

[cannibal]

I believe both White and Fatum are not mathematically eliminated, a long shot yes as respectively they are at 70 and 72 points. Further both have been listed as representing America in the PDC.

link to the CDC 2 year OOM as was posted earlier.
http://nebula.wsimg.com/371a31919a7f504 ... oworigin=1

This is how you could have linked the results from Events 1 & 2 from 2016 from the CDC website if they had been there.

maybe.
teach me how to screen shot & I'll tell you the order of links to click on from the cdc site to look at all the results they have over the years.

As someone once said to me "maybe you could put on your big boy pants and at least try to...." learn it on your own. Sometimes you have to click on things to find out how to screenshot.

[skweezit]

I believe both White and Fatum are not mathematically eliminated, a long shot yes as respectively they are at 70 and 72 points. Further both have been listed as representing America in the PDC.

link to the CDC 2 year OOM as was posted earlier.
http://nebula.wsimg.com/371a31919a7f504 ... oworigin=1

This is how you could have linked the results from Events 1 & 2 from 2016 from the CDC website if they had been there.

maybe.
teach me how to screen shot & I'll tell you the order of links to click on from the cdc site to look at all the results they have over the years.

As someone once said to me "maybe you could put on your big boy pants and at least try to...." learn it on your own. Sometimes you have to click on things to find out how to screenshot.

ha ha. you don't know how to screen shot. yeah, that must be it!
sound like you now, don't I?

[skweezit]

see that the cutoff date for OoM purposes in deciding the teams is 5/18
the milton keynes players championships will not be counted.
so only the players champs this weekend in wigan & two ET dates to go.

[Dreamboy501]

see that the cutoff date for OoM purposes in deciding the teams is 5/18
the milton keynes players championships will not be counted.
so only the players champs this weekend in wigan & two ET dates to go.

So basically it's Chizzy and Cross for England unless Smith wins all that is remaining from now till cut off date....

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[Mothy]

see that the cutoff date for OoM purposes in deciding the teams is 5/18
the milton keynes players championships will not be counted.
so only the players champs this weekend in wigan & two ET dates to go.

So basically it's Chizzy and Cross for England unless Smith wins all that is remaining from now till cut off date....

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Between now and the cut-off date, Chisnall is defending two Euro Tour finals and a Players Championship semi, totaling up to £24k. Smith is defending £5k in the same time period. Their OoM difference right now is about £33k, which means after taking off the defending money Smith needs about £14k over Chisnall to pass him. Still a tough ask, but winning a Players Championship or reaching an Euro Tour final gets him really close. Winning one of the Euro Tours would guarantee it. It's hard, but not impossible given his recent form.

[tungsten tossers]

see that the cutoff date for OoM purposes in deciding the teams is 5/18
the milton keynes players championships will not be counted.
so only the players champs this weekend in wigan & two ET dates to go.

So basically it's Chizzy and Cross for England unless Smith wins all that is remaining from now till cut off date....

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Between now and the cut-off date, Chisnall is defending two Euro Tour finals and a Players Championship semi, totaling up to £24k. Smith is defending £5k in the same time period. Their OoM difference right now is about £33k, which means after taking off the defending money Smith needs about £14k over Chisnall to pass him. Still a tough ask, but winning a Players Championship or reaching an Euro Tour final gets him really close. Winning one of the Euro Tours would guarantee it. It's hard, but not impossible given his recent form.

Smith still has an outside chance but I think he blew his best chance, losing the final to Hopp
I would like to see him do it but fear he is going to end up a few grand short

[Randall]

None of the English players are in any kind of consistent form.
Same could be said for the Dutch, no chance the Scots.
Maybe Belgiums year?

[Greipel]

None of the English players are in any kind of consistent form.
Same could be said for the Dutch, no chance the Scots.
Maybe Belgiums year?

If Bezzeg and Alexits keep their usual 90+ avg from the Hungarian league, they will have chances too.

[Mothy]

Maybe Belgiums year?

What has Kim done recently?

[Randall]

Maybe Belgiums year?

What has Kim done recently?

Not much but neither has anyone else

[Mothy]

Welsh team of Clayton and Price might have a shout at this rate