The Greatest Show on Earth - 2024 PDC World Championship

[The Thorn]

Nasty comment Mlnx

[Rogg]

With thanks to FEBsData as always. Just great work! ---> https://twitter.com/FEBsData

The average of the averages at the PDC Worlds forever.

[Rogg]

also, the % of averages that were 90+ and 100+. https://twitter.com/FEBsData

[PT13]

Look at the jump from 2015. HD boards.

[skweezit]

I thought there were two separate trophies? one for the world championship and one for the 180's race for cancer thingy.
luuuuke won both, but he only poses with the one.
what if mini-luke had won the 180's race?
seems like the reward should be more than a firm handshake and all the confetti he can scoop up off the floor before leaving the stage.
I still don't get it.

[The Thorn]

I thought there were two separate trophies? one for the world championship and one for the 180's race for cancer thingy.
luuuuke won both, but he only poses with the one.
what if mini-luke had won the 180's race?
seems like the reward should be more than a firm handshake and all the confetti he can scoop up off the floor before leaving the stage.
I still don't get it.

Here you go mate

[skweezit]

I thought there were two separate trophies? one for the world championship and one for the 180's race for cancer thingy.
luuuuke won both, but he only poses with the one.
what if mini-luke had won the 180's race?
seems like the reward should be more than a firm handshake and all the confetti he can scoop up off the floor before leaving the stage.
I still don't get it.

Here you go mate

oh, ok. It was driving me crazy.
they didn't present that at the finals, did they?

[Dfc180]

I thought there were two separate trophies? one for the world championship and one for the 180's race for cancer thingy.
luuuuke won both, but he only poses with the one.
what if mini-luke had won the 180's race?
seems like the reward should be more than a firm handshake and all the confetti he can scoop up off the floor before leaving the stage.
I still don't get it.

Here you go mate

oh, ok. It was driving me crazy.
they didn't present that at the finals, did they?

Yeah but they did it a bit later and didn't officially announce it

[Rogg]

I think it was Paddy Power himself - it is a man - who presented it to Luke. It was shown on Sky but only in the background really while they were ending the show.

[devosteve]

I saw that later on sky, the giant dart trophy.

Cracking final.

[sennafan24]

With thanks to FEBsData as always. Just great work! ---> https://twitter.com/FEBsData

The average of the averages at the PDC Worlds forever.

2nd highest since they expanded the field in 2019.

[Rogg]

2nd highest since they expanded the field in 2019.

Only beaten by the behind closed doors event.

At risk of inviting mischief it's almost the same tournie average as in 2015 and with 24 more players.

[sennafan24]

2nd highest since they expanded the field in 2019.

Only beaten by the behind closed doors event.

At risk of inviting mischief it's almost the same tournie average as in 2015 and with 24 more players.

It looks like the biggest difference between 2024 and 2015 head to head is the last 64 stage, which covers a massive 32 games:

2015: 89.29

2024: 92.93

[The Thorn]

Strength in depth or something ayo

[oche balboa]

Looked better on TV

Thunder thighs.

[The Thorn]

Looked better on TV

Thunder thighs.

Shame on you

[Cooking with Sanchez]

Looked better on TV

Thunder thighs.

Shame on you

Go fuck yourself

[oche balboa]

Look at the jump from 2015. HD boards.

Indeed

[Rogg]

Look at the jump from 2015. HD boards.

Sad to see the board bug got you. You usually have interesting responses to stuff.

[Rogg]

2nd highest since they expanded the field in 2019.

Only beaten by the behind closed doors event.

At risk of inviting mischief it's almost the same tournie average as in 2015 and with 24 more players.

It looks like the biggest difference between 2024 and 2015 head to head is the last 64 stage, which covers a massive 32 games:

2015: 89.29

2024: 92.93

Let's look at it.

The Last 64 in 2015, in no particular order:


Michael van Gerwen (96.96) 3-1 Joe Cullen (93.14)
Jelle Klaasen (96.97) 3-1 Christian Kist (93.63)
Keegan Brown (88.07) 3-2 John Part (84.78)
Cristo Reyes (93.47) 3-2 Wes Newton (94.61)

Sascha Stein (79.34) 3-1 Stuart Kellett (73.08)
Peter Wright (98.8) 3-0 Gerwyn Price (93.9)
Andy Hamilton (91.09) 3-2 Dave Richardson (86.04)
Phil Taylor (100.57) 3-0 Jyhan Artut (87.47)

Terry Jenkins (98.73) 3-1 John Weber (79.86)
Laurence Ryder (83.59) 3-2 Justin Pipe (86.28)
Robert Thornton (97.65) 3-0 Andrew Gilding (92)
Ronnie Baxter (94.64) 3-1 Daryl Gurney (88.78)

Gary Anderson (86.2) 3-1 Scott Kirchner (86.21)
Ronny Huybrechts (87.75) 3-0 Andy Smith (86.66)
Kyle Anderson (85.99) 3-0 Steve Beaton (82.24)
Darren Webster (94.24) 3-1 Simon Whitlock (87.29)

Dave Chisnall (86.08) 3-0 Ryan de Vreede (75.24)
Kevin Painter (89.57) 3-1 Boris Koltsov (78.14)
Ian White (86.72) 3-1 John Michael (81.02)
Kim Huybrechts (99.4) 3-0 Mickey Mansell (87.65)

Dean Winstanley (93.66) 3-2 Wayne Jones (94.01)
James Wade (97.14) 3-1 Jamie Lewis (87.75)
Raymond van Barneveld (99.93) 3-0 Rowby-John Rodriguez (79.22)
Jamie Caven (80.87) 3-2 Jason Hogg (83.85)

Brendan Dolan (90.18) 3-0 Nolan Arendse (83.85)
Michael Smith (97.47) 3-1 Mensur Suljović (98.91)
Max Hopp (96.6) 3-2 Mervyn King (90.67)
Vincent van der Voort (93.39) 3-2 John Henderson (89.13)

Adrian Lewis (101.9) 3-0 David Pallett (90.05)
Stephen Bunting (90.2) 3-1 Robert Marijanović (86.82)
Benito van de Pas (86.28) 3-2 Paul Nicholson (85.49)
Mark Webster (81.91) 3-1 Ron Meulenkamp (77.78)