2019 PDC Nordic/Baltic ProTour

[thegentle]

Dennis Nilsson qualifies for ET7, Daniel Larsson for ET9. Larsson in particular played well, two 100+ averages and two more 94+ ones too. The three tour card holders join the fray tomorrow for the ProTour

[thegentle]

Dartconnect have got ET10 and ProTour 3 mixed up lol
https://b14.events.dartconnect.com/view ... cnbeq19e10

[thegentle]

Last 32 getting underway, where all the big guns of the region enter

[thegentle]

Labanauskas through to the last 8, and played well too (as in his first game), but survived a massive scare against his compatriot Barauskas. Viljanen and Larsson out, the other big guns still in

[thegentle]

Three tour card holders into the last four, Dennis Nilsson the odd man out. He faces Darius while Kantele is up against Razma. Darius has been good today, as has Nilsson after a poor first two games, Razma and Kantele have been average

[thegentle]

Labanauskas-Razma final, 97 and 99 averages respectively. Those two already looking the two to beat this year

[thegentle]

Razma wins 6-1, Labanauskas just didn't get going. 5 wins in the last 6 for Razma over his bessie mate, and the one defeat in that timespan was at Q-School when he'd already secured his card. According to DartsDatabase at least (probably incomplete), that levels up their overall record against each other to 11 apiece

[thegentle]

Two Baltic and two Finnish players in the provisional Ally Pally qualification spots (due to Darius and Razma's ProTour earnings). Only joy the Scandinavians are having is in Euro Tour qualifying

[The Thorn]

Good for Darius and Razma that they can rely on this to qualify for Ally Pally. Pro tour qualification is far from guaranteed.

[thegentle]

Razma and Nilsson meet again, soon after their meeting in Minehead last weekend. Semi-finals for Darius and Ulf Ceder, early exits for Kantele, Viljanen, Engstrom and Larsson

[thegentle]

Revenge for Nilsson, survives 2 match darts to win 6-5 and seal a first PDCNB title in 2 years. Razma retains clear distance between himself and Nilsson in 3rd, with Nilsson within striking distance of Labanauskas

[thegentle]

[thegentle]

Nilsson's perfect day continues with a qualification for ET8. Not the best performance from him, but I think that's a 3rd qualification for him this season. Finn Teuvo Haverinnen takes the other spot at the death from Andreas Harryson

[thegentle]

Nilsson's perfect day continues with a qualification for ET8. Not the best performance from him, but I think that's a 3rd qualification for him this season. Finn Teuvo Haverinnen takes the other spot at the death from Andreas Harryson

Didn't know it at the time, but that proved to be a fateful day for the European Tour...
I believe Harryson is now in a 'Lakeside' qualifying spot, make of that what you will...

[thegentle]

Anyway, we're back this weekend for the Iceland double-header, Euro Tour 11-12 qualifiers tonight, Nilsson and Larsson make ET11 and ET12 respectively

[thegentle]

Surprise surprise, another Razma-Labanauskas final. Labs blew a 4-0 lead before Razma missed 9 darts to win, but he's looking very comfortable to make an Ally Pally debut

[thegentle]

Joy of joys, Kantele beats Nilsson 6-4 in today's final, jumps him for the 2nd Ally Pally spot

[thegentle]

Petition to rename this the Baltic Tour. Labanauskas beats Razma 6-5 in the final, Kantele and Nilsson reach the semis. Very little concrete change, though Labanauskas goes top of the OoM, Razma extends his lead on the chasing pack further



Just heard that Razma had €300 deducted from the last event for leaving the stage before the end of the match, which brings Kantele and co into it a bit more

[thegentle]

Daniel Larsson qualifies for 2020 ET1

[thegentle]

Out of all the big guns, everyone but Nilsson is still in. Kantele has Daniel Larsson now, the winner to face Razma in the semis, I believe if Razma wins that, he's through to Ally Pally