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Greipel wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 4:54 pm

vizIIsto wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2019 11:49 am Not me. I don't really understand much why they even went to Hungary in the first place and not some other country.

Because of this: (Budapest Darts Gala)

We've already shown that we deserve an ET event.

Shame your players haven't

thegentle wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 5:06 pm

Greipel wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 4:54 pm

vizIIsto wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2019 11:49 am Not me. I don't really understand much why they even went to Hungary in the first place and not some other country.

Because of this: (Budapest Darts Gala)

We've already shown that we deserve an ET event.

Shame your players haven't

As well as Gibraltar and Czechia.

Greipel wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 5:13 pm

thegentle wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 5:06 pm

Greipel wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 4:54 pm

vizIIsto wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2019 11:49 am Not me. I don't really understand much why they even went to Hungary in the first place and not some other country.

Because of this: (Budapest Darts Gala)

We've already shown that we deserve an ET event.

Shame your players haven't

As well as Gibraltar and Czechia.

Sedláček, Gawlas and Jirkal are better than anyone from Hungary tbf, the Czech event should be decent next year. Hope they can get on the main OoM before their deadline and avoid having to take part in that depressing qualifier. Székely is your best guy, who else would be favourites to make it to Budapest?

Not convinced that the ET's are all about the players from those locations, think arses in seats is part of the equation as well. o.k. except for Gibraltar which the gov't paid for. I still think when and if the pdc split the tour it is going to be the ET's that will be an integral part of the top end of the game. Would expect an event or two in the UK to arise at that time as well.

thegentle wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 6:05 pm

Greipel wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 5:13 pm

thegentle wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 5:06 pm

Greipel wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 4:54 pm

vizIIsto wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2019 11:49 am Not me. I don't really understand much why they even went to Hungary in the first place and not some other country.

Because of this: (Budapest Darts Gala)

We've already shown that we deserve an ET event.

Shame your players haven't

As well as Gibraltar and Czechia.

Sedláček, Gawlas and Jirkal are better than anyone from Hungary tbf, the Czech event should be decent next year. Hope they can get on the main OoM before their deadline and avoid having to take part in that depressing qualifier. Székely is your best guy, who else would be favourites to make it to Budapest?

Lakatos and Kovács are regulars at the World Youths and Dev Tour with winning matches against experienced players and running deep, when they play there, Végső is also a decent player in Central-Eastern Europe. Lakatos almost won tour card this year.

Anyway, the quality of players and holding events professionally are very different things.

How about Rodders in commentary saying that in the next 5 years he wants to see 30 Euro Tour events eventually replacing the Pro Tours.

I would guess he means replacing the Pro Tours as far as the majority of the top 32 are concerned which is probably a natural progression, could see the number of tour card holders increase to anything up to or above 200 I would say.

Opening weekend of Eastern European qualifiers, clashes with the opening ProTour weekend, which is annoying for the likes of Koltsov if he can get off to a flier on the Challenge Tour again. These qualifiers are a big chance for any Hungarians or Czechs to get a leg up on qualifying for their home events later on in the season, be interesting especially to see who joins Sedlacek in Prague

PDC European Tour #2
European Darts Grand Prix - Sindelfingen
East Europe Qualifier

Last 64
Gabriel Pascaru 6-0 Karel Papežík
Sebastian Steyer 6-3 Pero Ljubic
Major Nándor 6-3 David Pisek
Martin Popelka 5-6 Gabriel Olar
Kovács Patrik 4-6 Pavel Jirkal
Abonyi Ádám 5-6 David Rosi
Erik Poliak 5-6 Végső János
Böröczi Áron 6-4 Martin Sevkov
Pavel Drtil 6-4 Tytus Kanik
Wojciech Brulinksi 1-6 Dragutin Pecnjak

Last 32
Adrian Frim 5-6 Alexander Masek
Lukas Grygar 1-6 Michal Šmejda
Balogh Béla 6-5 Zdravko Antunović
Gabriel Pascaru 5-6 Sebastian Steyer
Pavel Kodera 6-2 Peter Maly
Daniel Barborak 6-2 Filip Sebesta
Frantisek Mika 6-3 Dimitri Gorbunov
Major Nándor 6-3 Gabriel Olar
Balló Sándor 2-6 Roman Benecký
Németh Szabolcs 4-6 Boris Koltsov
Ondrej Kysilka 6-4 Pavel Jirkal
David Rosí 3-6 Végső János
Lakatos Gergely 3-6 Prés Nándor
Adam Gawlas 6-0 Michal Zaribnicky
Benjamin Pratnemer 6-3 Böröczi Áron
Pavel Drtil 4-6 Dragutin Pecnjak

Last 16
Alexander Masek 5-6 Michal Smejda
Balogh Béla 1-6 Sebastian Steyer
Pavel Kodera 6-3 Daniel Barborak
Frantisek Mika 1-6 Major Nándor
Roman Benecky 3-6 Boris Koltsov
Ondrej Kysilka 6-3 Végső János
Nándor Prés 0-6 Adam Gawlas
Benjamin Pratnemer 6-1 Dragutin Pecnjak

Quaterfinals
Michal Smejda 4-6 Sebastian Steyer
Pavel Kodera 1-6 Major Nándor
Boris Koltsov 6-3 Ondrej Kysilka
Adam Gawlas 3-6 Benjamin Pratnemer

Semi-finals
Sebastian Steyer 6-4 Major Nándor
Boris Koltsov 6-5 Benjamin Pratnemer

Final
Sebastian Steyer - Boris Koltsov

Kciuk lost on Friday, now Sat-Sun in UK. Travel club number 2 for him
"People don't change" - M.D.

Are there any seeds?

I guess not...
PDC European Tour #2
Boris Koltsov 6-5 Benjamin Pratnemer (SF)
PDC European Tour #3
Boris Koltsov 5-6 Pratnemer Benjamin (L32)

They could do first event of the year to be a lottery and from second one - seedings. Why not?
But then again, look at PCs.

Last 16
Wojciech Brulinski 4-6 Benjamin Pratnemer
David Pisek 6-5 Major Nándor
Gabriel Pascaru 4-6 Adam Gawlas
Lakatos Gergely 5-6- Michal Šmejda
Roman Benecky 6-2 David Rosí
Balogh Béla 1-6 Tytus Kanik
Németh Szabolcs 6-5 Kovács Patrik
Pero Ljubic 6-4 Adrian Frim

Quaterfinal
Benjamin Pratnemer 6-3 David Pisek
Adam Gawlas 6-5 Michal Smejda
Roman Benecky 4-6 Tytus Kanik
Németh Szabolcs 4-6 Pero Ljubic

Semi-finals
Benjamin Pratnemer 6-3 Adam Gawlas
Tytus Kanik 3-6 Pero Ljubic

Final
Benjamin Pratnemer 1-6 Pero Ljubic

Finally not the slow trash again.

Kanik and Steyer into QFs, come on you assholes!
Thanks to "PDC Greipel's Fan Club" or something like that


PDC European Tour #4
German Darts Grand Prix - München
East Europe Qualifier

Last 64
Lukas Grygar 1-6 Daniel Barborak
Végső János 3-6 Dimitri Gorbunov
Karel Papezik 0-6 Benjamin Pratnemer
Zdravko Antunovic 4-6 Pavel Drtil
Boris Koltsov 6-3 Kovács Patrik
Wojciech Brulinski 3-6 Ondrej Kysilka
Petr Maly 3-6 Lakatos Gergely
Pero Ljubic 6-5 Roman Benecky
David Pisek 4-6 Dragutin Pecnjak

Last 32
Michal Zarybnicky 4-6 Balogh Béla
Martin Sevkov 4-6 Major Nándor
Erik Poliak 0-6 Alexander Masek
Daniel Barborak 3-6 Dimitri Gorbunov
Péter Strbik 3-6 Adrian Frim
Tytus Kanik 6-2 Gabriel Olar
Áron Böröczi 4-6 Gabriel Pascaru
Benjamin Pratnemer 6-1 Pavel Drtil
Balló Sándor 2-6- Sebastian Steyer
Adam Gawlas 6-0 David Rosí
Martin Popelka 6-5- Frantisek Mika
Boris Koltsov 6-4 Ondrej Kysilka
Michal Šmejda 6-3 Nándor Prés
Filip Sebesta 6-5 Izsák Gábor
Németh Szabolcs 6-4 Lakatos Gergely
Pero Ljubic 6-5 Dragutin Pecnjak

Last 16
Balogh Béla 3-6 Major Nándor
Alexander Masek - Dimitri Gorbunov
Adrian Frim 5-6 Tytus Kanik
Gabriel Pascaru - Benjamin Pratnemer
Sebastian Steyer 6-1 Adam Gawlas
Martin Popelka - Boris Koltsov
Michal Smejda - Filip Sebesta
Németh Szabolcs - Pero Ljubic

Quaterfinals
Major Nándor -

DartJack Horseman wrote: ↑Sun Feb 09, 2020 5:29 pm And Kanik wins!

proper score!
Tytus Kanik 6-0 Benjamin Pratnemer

PDC European Tour #4
German Darts Grand Prix - München
East Europe Qualifier

Last 16
Balogh Béla 3-6 Major Nándor
Alexander Masek 5-6 Dimitri Gorbunov
Adrian Frim 5-6 Tytus Kanik
Gabriel Pascaru 4-6 Benjamin Pratnemer
Sebastian Steyer 6-1 Adam Gawlas
Martin Popelka 0-6 Boris Koltsov
Michal Smejda 6-3 Filip Sebesta
Németh Szabolcs 6-3 Pero Ljubic

Quaterfinals
Major Nándor 6-2Dimitri Gorbunov
Tytus Kanik 6-0 Benjamin Pratnemer
Sebastian Steyer 3-6 Boris Koltsov
Michal Smejda 6-5 Németh Szabolcs

Semi-finals
Major Nándor 5-6 Tytus Kanik
Boris Koltsov 6-2 Michal Smejda

Final
Tytus Kanik 6-3 Boris Koltsov

Major, Németh so close.

Gawlas-Kanik final.

Gawlas wins 6-3, big step towards booking his place at the World Cup and the Czech ET event

playing darts since 2019, my ass!

Adam missed D12 for a niner in L64 of #5 against Bruliński.
Not that anyone cares after FIVE 9darters this weekend

So...
#1 Pratnemer - Pisek 6-4 (Belgium)
#2 Koltsov - Steyer 6-1 (Sindelfingen)
#3 Ljubic - Pratnemer 6-1 (Levrkusen)
#4 Kanik - Koltsov 6-3 (Munich)
#5 Gawlas - Kanik 6-3 (Austria)

DartJack Horseman wrote: ↑Sun Feb 09, 2020 9:54 pm
playing darts since 2019, my ass!

Don't be salty that your guy lost, Mason!

thegentle wrote: ↑Sun Feb 09, 2020 11:02 pm

DartJack Horseman wrote: ↑Sun Feb 09, 2020 9:54 pm
playing darts since 2019, my ass!

Don't be salty that your guy lost, Mason!

I've been playing darts since summer 2017 and still am 50-60 avg PRO so that's just jealousy, nothing to do with Kanik hahaha