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European Tour 1, Leverkusen
23.-25. März 2018

European Tour 2, München
31. März – 02. April 2018

European Tour 3, Saarbrücken
13.-15. April 2018

European Tour 4, Graz/Premstätten (AUT)
20-22. April 2018

European Tour 5, Sindelfingen
04.-06. Mai 2018

European Tour 6, Zwolle (NED)
11.-13. Mai 2018

European Tour 7, Gibraltar (GIB)
08.-10. Juni 2018

European Tour 8, Copenhagen (DEN)
22.-24. Juni 2018

European Tour 9, Hamburg
29. Juni – 01. Juli 2018

European Tour 10, Hildesheim
31. August – 02. September 2018

European Tour 11, Maastricht (NED)
07.-09. September 2018

European Tour 12, Riesa
14.-16. September 2018

European Tour 13, Göttingen
12.-14. Oktober 2018

European Darts Championship, Dortmund
25.-28. Oktober 2018

Regional qualifiers for Euro Tour spots begin tonight.

You got the Nordic & Baltic and East Europe regions.


http://pdc-nordic.tv/
https://www.pdc-europe.tv/en/2018/01/23 ... er-2018-2/

You better go there and win at least 4 of them you son of the... rat

Bezzeg should qualify for all of the first 5 events at home court.

I'm a bit confused about Labanauskas.

This alone makes the PDC TV fee worth paying

Greipel wrote:Bezzeg should qualify for all of the first 5 events at home court.

It must be a joke before proper darts this evening right?
Or did they change the rules and now not one but hmmm four players qualify for each tournament??
wiki pages don't work yet
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_PDC_ ... opean_Tour
What's the excuse for Q school then?
He was homesick and Poland is closer to Germany so Ratajski got more comfortable?
FFS

Rogg wrote:I'm a bit confused about Labanauskas.

Could you be more specific?
He entered all of these:

Friday 26/1 16:00 – Europe Tour qualification (ET 1)
Friday 26/1 19:00 – Europe Tour qualification (ET 2)
Saturday 27/1 11:00 – PDCNB Pro Tour 1
Saturday 27/1 20:00 – Europe Tour qualification (ET 3)
Sunday 28/1 11:00 – PDCNB Pro Tour 2

This guy's twatting scores from the Nordic-Baltic qualifier: https://mobile.twitter.com/dartistik

Looks like Darius lost to Kantele.

DartJack Horseman wrote:

Rogg wrote:I'm a bit confused about Labanauskas.

Could you be more specific?
He entered all of these:

Friday 26/1 16:00 – Europe Tour qualification (ET 1)
Friday 26/1 19:00 – Europe Tour qualification (ET 2)
Saturday 27/1 11:00 – PDCNB Pro Tour 1
Saturday 27/1 20:00 – Europe Tour qualification (ET 3)
Sunday 28/1 11:00 – PDCNB Pro Tour 2

I was thinking he was limited to playing only two ET qualifiers, as he hadn't played Q-School. I was wrong. That limit only applies to the West & South Europe and Host Nation qualifiers this year. Seems Darius can enter all 13 ETs if he wants.

Seems they've changed the European Championship a bit.
Seeded 1v32 etc. this sounds like. They had only 8 seeds before.

2018 European Championship

Cut-off date: October 15 2018
Seeds: Top 32 in European Tour Order of Merit (drawn in seed pattern)
Qualifying Players: Top 32 in European Tour Order of Merit

DartJack Horseman wrote:

Greipel wrote:Bezzeg should qualify for all of the first 5 events at home court.

It must be a joke before proper darts this evening right?
Or did they change the rules and now not one but hmmm four players qualify for each tournament??
wiki pages don't work yet
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_PDC_ ... opean_Tour
What's the excuse for Q school then?
He was homesick and Poland is closer to Germany so Ratajski got more comfortable?
FFS

Rogg wrote:I'm a bit confused about Labanauskas.

Could you be more specific?
He entered all of these:

Friday 26/1 16:00 – Europe Tour qualification (ET 1)
Friday 26/1 19:00 – Europe Tour qualification (ET 2)
Saturday 27/1 11:00 – PDCNB Pro Tour 1
Saturday 27/1 20:00 – Europe Tour qualification (ET 3)
Sunday 28/1 11:00 – PDCNB Pro Tour 2

The first 5 qualifying events will be at Budapest. It's because I said home court.

Greipel wrote: The first 5 qualifying events will be at Budapest. It's because I said home court.

I don't get it...
If there were pre-qualifications for qualifications then maybe he wouldn't have to take part in them as he is Hungarian.
But since there is no such thing -> you just implied that he will win all 5 qualifications just because they take place in his country...
A little bit self-righteous, so I made a joke
Nevermind

DartJack Horseman wrote:

Greipel wrote: The first 5 qualifying events will be at Budapest. It's because I said home court.

I don't get it...
If there were pre-qualifications for qualifications then maybe he wouldn't have to take part in them as he is Hungarian.
But since there is no such thing -> you just implied that he will win all 5 qualifications just because they take place in his country...
A little bit self-righteous, so I made a joke
Nevermind

I'm joking a little bit too.

Kantele won the first Scandinavian qualifier. Beat Caris in the final 6-5.

ET1 Selejtező- Leverkusen
23 nevező

1. forduló
Damir Hajdinjak 1-6 Takács Gábor
David Rosi 1-6 Székely Pál
Dragutin Pecnjak 5-6 Bezzeg Nándor
Vladan Cairovic 2-6 Alexits Tamás
Izsák Gábor 0-6 Oliver Ferenc
Boris Koltsov 6-2 Pero Ljubic
Karel Sedlacek 6-0 Mészáros Zsolt

2. forduló
Alan Ljubic 1-6 Krzysztof Ratajski
Tytus Kanik 6-5 Takács Gábor
Krzysztof Kciuk 6-2 Végső János
Székely Pál 6-5 Bezzeg Nándor
Michal Smejda 6-4 Lakatos Gergely
Alexits Tamás 3-6 Oliver Ferenc
Balló Sándor 6-2 Rok Duric
Boris Koltsov 6-5 Karel Sedlacek

Negyeddöntő
Krzysztof Ratajski 4-6 Tytus Kanik
Krzysztof Kciuk 4-6 Székely Pál
Michal Smejda 2-6 Oliver Ferenc
Balló Sándor 0-6 Boris Koltsov

Elődöntő
Tytus Kanik 6-1 Székely Pál
Oliver Ferenc 4-6 Boris Koltsov

Döntő
Tytus Kanik 6-5 Boris Koltsov

Kanik is still on fire.

Another classic döntő.

Potter's Lake wrote:Another classic döntő.

Rogg wrote:

European Tour 1, Leverkusen
23.-25. März 2018

European Tour 2, München
31. März – 02. April 2018

European Tour 3, Saarbrücken
13.-15. April 2018

European Tour 4, Graz/Premstätten (AUT)
20-22. April 2018

European Tour 5, Sindelfingen
04.-06. Mai 2018

European Tour 6, Zwolle (NED)
11.-13. Mai 2018

European Tour 7, Gibraltar (GIB)
08.-10. Juni 2018

European Tour 8, Copenhagen (DEN)
22.-24. Juni 2018

European Tour 9, Hamburg
29. Juni – 01. Juli 2018

European Tour 10, Hildesheim
31. August – 02. September 2018

European Tour 11, Maastricht (NED)
07.-09. September 2018

European Tour 12, Riesa
14.-16. September 2018

European Tour 13, Göttingen
12.-14. Oktober 2018

European Darts Championship, Dortmund
25.-28. Oktober 2018

So no tournaments in Belgium just now, after the european championship there didn't really work.. Hopefully dimitri's performances spark some interest and there will be a smaller ET event.

Also the tournaments in holland are close to the German border. The danish one probably too. ET is in good shape but still very much about Germany.. those cunts are really crazy for the darts!

Drawsheet for the 2nd qualifier:

Results are here: https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?res ... b-SFUEsVpU