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I would go with muffin Hine - 1 leg behind first lady for a card had much better +-legs
and Jarred Cole - missed couple tour card darts and lost to a "no name"

winner - Waites, missed 1 (2?) day of action and did it with 0 points on Sunday morning

Biggest Loser- Tricole
Biggest Winner- Kenny

Loser: Williams
Winner: Ashton

DartJack Horseman wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 6:41 pm I would go with muffin Hine - 1 leg behind first lady for a card had much better +-legs
and Jarred Cole - missed couple tour card darts and lost to a "no name"

winner - Waites, missed 1 (2?) day of action and did it with 0 points on Sunday morning

Add Wes Newton to the list of losers
To lose 5-0 when he only needed to legs is choking to the extreme

Asada man, really thought he was gonna nail that 74 checkout, didn't get the chance in the end

Biggest winner - Female liberation
Biggest loser - The patriarchy

Cross Boi wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 8:51 pm Biggest winner - Female liberation
Biggest loser - The patriarchy

Loser- Edhouse, he is too good not to have a card but always seems to find a way of chucking it

Winner- Heta, fully committed to it in advance and delivered.

Winners: the lads what won back their cards immediately, even if I hate most of them. There's no world's end scenario in the system. It's only in your head.

Loser/Winner, depending on your view: Ronny Huybrechts. Spectacular performance in the Dennant role of pissing away endless match darts on Day 4 to keep a mushroom king in proper darts.

Scott Mitchell averaged 93 in all competition very consistent but losing to Neads & Richardson cost him, As too Lenard Gates who averaged 92 but missed out

Williams was inconsistent but played really well and lost vs Kenny (Who was awesome all day) He will be kicking himself for losing to Jarred Cole as he would have beaten Fitton, Ansell & Beeney, Still I think he will play on the Challenge Tour.

Asada not winning a tourcard was a surprise as he is a quality player. Shows how much a lottery it can be

Ashton is a credit. A Massive run on Friday was all she really needed in the end for a tour card. Waites was a bit of a surprise, Tabern & Jones showed real doggedness

Worth noting Oche never once used the term “lottery” on a forum in any post until Glenda went to Q School and struggled.

Deadshot wrote:Worth noting Oche never once used the term “lottery” on a forum in any post until Jamie Hughes went to Q School and failed.

Fixed.

Deadshot wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:51 pm Worth noting Oche never once used the term “lottery” on a forum in any post until Glenda went to Q School and struggled.

I've always said it a lottery

The Ginge Reaper wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 12:04 am

Deadshot wrote:Worth noting Oche never once used the term “lottery” on a forum in any post until Jamie Hughes went to Q School and failed.

Fixed.

The word "Lottery" and you come running to comment .

oche balboa wrote:

Deadshot wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:51 pm Worth noting Oche never once used the term “lottery” on a forum in any post until Glenda went to Q School and struggled.

I've always said it a lottery

Incorrect.

oche balboa wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 12:09 am

Deadshot wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:51 pm Worth noting Oche never once used the term “lottery” on a forum in any post until Glenda went to Q School and struggled.

I've always said it a lottery

Well you are wrong. Luck being an element, which it is, doesn't make it a lottery.

Big winners are the four who got to avoid the stress entirely. Hammer the sub-tours and put your feet up. Worked for Rob Cross. I'd forgotten about these four.

Tour Card Winners from 2019 PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour: Callan Rydz, Jesus Noguera
Tour Card Winners from 2019 PDC Unicorn Development Tour: Ryan Meikle, Ciaran Teehan

oche balboa wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:37 pm Scott Mitchell averaged 93 in all competition very consistent but losing to Neads & Richardson cost him, As too Lenard Gates who averaged 92 but missed out

Williams was inconsistent but played really well and lost vs Kenny (Who was awesome all day) He will be kicking himself for losing to Jarred Cole as he would have beaten Fitton, Ansell & Beeney, Still I think he will play on the Challenge Tour.

Asada not winning a tourcard was a surprise as he is a quality player. Shows how much a lottery it can be

Ashton is a credit. A Massive run on Friday was all she really needed in the end for a tour card. Waites was a bit of a surprise, Tabern & Jones showed real doggedness

Rogg wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 11:29 am Big winners are the four who got to avoid the stress entirely. Hammer the sub-tours and put your feet up. Worked for Rob Cross. I'd forgotten about these four.

Tour Card Winners from 2019 PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour: Callan Rydz, Jesus Noguera
Tour Card Winners from 2019 PDC Unicorn Development Tour: Ryan Meikle, Ciaran Teehan

Especially the Challenge Tour, what a nervy last weekend that was, 2 cards on offer is rough. Rydz being a knob notwithstanding, I'm glad we got two talented up and comers rather than some old fart like Andy Jenkins

oche balboa wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 12:09 am

Deadshot wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:51 pm Worth noting Oche never once used the term “lottery” on a forum in any post until Glenda went to Q School and struggled.

I've always said it a lottery

About 35 banned twitter accounts ago you went mad when someone suggested that some BDO player wouldn't win a card. Maybe Hughes? Of course they'll win a card! "Even Razma" won a card!

..then came 2018. Hughes, Menzies, Ratajski and Smith all failed together and you blamed the PDC for it. The moment a top BDO player failed, the system became a lottery. That's your story sir. We were there!

Of course Q-School is a horror and luck swirls around but it can't lock out good players forever. Loads of top BDO players and other notably good players have won a card in 2018-20, let's not forget, many of them on their first attempt, some in style. You get unlimited days across unlimited schools or you find other paths in the meantime. Hughes, Ratajski and Smith all have a card now, funnily enough, and are arguably all stronger for the journey. If the clock is ticking for you, it's because you grew old while shroomin. If failure goes on and on then the problem can only be the player.