Probably not but you have to set some rules. I wouldn't mind if they just randomly invited whoever they wanted really. It's an exbo.thegentle wrote: ↑Sat Mar 18, 2023 10:13 pm Should one win on the ProTour take precedence over consistency over a longer period of time on a regional tour? It's a difficult question, although the standard even on the Challenge Tour is higher than what you'll find in any of the regional tours across the world
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It's likely that Jules would be up there on the regional tour if he didn't have his card. For me he's earned the right by having the card. He's had some good performances this year, admittedly the last 5 games aren't great reading but had a block before that of good performancesthegentle wrote: ↑Sat Mar 18, 2023 10:13 pm Should one win on the ProTour take precedence over consistency over a longer period of time on a regional tour? It's a difficult question, although the standard even on the Challenge Tour is higher than what you'll find in any of the regional tours across the world
https://mastercaller.com/players/jules-van-dongen
In general for the smaller countries that may have only 1 tour card holder a qualifier could be held for the 2nd spot, USA don't really have to do that because of the tour but Portugal for example could. Jose's partner last year was genuinely terrible, there's a few Portuguese players out there who could average mid 80s

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That's how it works usually, there is a qualifierTheMalteseDart wrote: ↑Sat Mar 18, 2023 10:37 pmIt's likely that Jules would be up there on the regional tour if he didn't have his card. For me he's earned the right by having the card. He's had some good performances this year, admittedly the last 5 games aren't great reading but had a block before that of good performancesthegentle wrote: ↑Sat Mar 18, 2023 10:13 pm Should one win on the ProTour take precedence over consistency over a longer period of time on a regional tour? It's a difficult question, although the standard even on the Challenge Tour is higher than what you'll find in any of the regional tours across the world
https://mastercaller.com/players/jules-van-dongen
In general for the smaller countries that may have only 1 tour card holder a qualifier could be held for the 2nd spot, USA don't really have to do that because of the tour but Portugal for example could. Jose's partner last year was genuinely terrible, there's a few Portuguese players out there who could average mid 80s
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Tricole and Bellmont pick up their first wins on tour so I suppose that confirms them for the World Cup
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Well that's still solid. Baggish is a nice person and a very good player. Last year he was coming back into form definitely one to watch.
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I presume this means the Yanks will take the best player from the last 20 events then? Who would that be at the moment, I guess Baggish?

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The Swiss were poor last year, but Bellmont is a decent player, him and Junghans should be good this time around. Just the one win for Tricole, and just 2 so far this season for Labre meaning they lag behind Sweden and Finland in the race for the top 16, there are two Swedes and Finns in the Euro Tour this season (Kantele is at 2), but the two Frenchmen have the ProTour and ET qualifiers to come

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There’s so many mediocre teams who will fancy their chances this year to get a win at the minimum, I think whilst each team getting 2 matches means we’ll see a lot of pure muck for the long term it’ll be good

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It will be a load of shitTheMalteseDart wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 12:21 am There’s so many mediocre teams who will fancy their chances this year to get a win at the minimum, I think whilst each team getting 2 matches means we’ll see a lot of pure muck for the long term it’ll be good
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:OThe Thorn wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 12:27 amIt will be a load of shitTheMalteseDart wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 12:21 am There’s so many mediocre teams who will fancy their chances this year to get a win at the minimum, I think whilst each team getting 2 matches means we’ll see a lot of pure muck for the long term it’ll be good

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I support all darts. PDC, WDF, Modus, ADC, Seniors.The Thorn wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 12:27 amIt will be a load of shitTheMalteseDart wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 12:21 am There’s so many mediocre teams who will fancy their chances this year to get a win at the minimum, I think whilst each team getting 2 matches means we’ll see a lot of pure muck for the long term it’ll be good
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I happen to think getting into the top 5000 players in the world is a great achievement and makes you a great player.tungsten tossers wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 2:56 amI support all darts. PDC, WDF, Modus, ADC, Seniors.The Thorn wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 12:27 amIt will be a load of shitTheMalteseDart wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 12:21 am There’s so many mediocre teams who will fancy their chances this year to get a win at the minimum, I think whilst each team getting 2 matches means we’ll see a lot of pure muck for the long term it’ll be good
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Baggish at the mo and Jacob Taylor for Canada. A rolling table is in use by the sound of it and the next tour weekend is in May which is the cut-off.
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Canada will be dangerous with Taylor
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It’s going to be Campbell and Smith. The guy in the tweet said that’s what they do anytime there hasn’t been two card holders. There’s only 1 USA card holder which is why they then go to the CDC OOM. There’s 2 Canadians with cards so they don’t have to do that,
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I have spent so much time praising the non card holders in every walk of life that I don't know who have cards anymoreTheMalteseDart wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 11:51 am It’s going to be Campbell and Smith. The guy in the tweet said that’s what they do anytime there hasn’t been two card holders. There’s only 1 USA card holder which is why they then go to the CDC OOM. There’s 2 Canadians with cards so they don’t have to do that,
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Campbell didn't play like a tour card holder yesterday, so you'd be forgiven for thinking he wasn't!The Thorn wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 12:48 pmI have spent so much time praising the non card holders in every walk of life that I don't know who have cards anymoreTheMalteseDart wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 11:51 am It’s going to be Campbell and Smith. The guy in the tweet said that’s what they do anytime there hasn’t been two card holders. There’s only 1 USA card holder which is why they then go to the CDC OOM. There’s 2 Canadians with cards so they don’t have to do that,
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