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Part 3 of Oche's "pointless but fun in his head simulations

This is 2001

Groups will be the same as 2020 GSOD (8 groups of 4)- But there will be seeds for each group (16 PDC/16 BDO)

Qualifiers

PDC Events


2001 Worlds

Winner: Phil Taylor
R/UP: John Part
Semis: Dave Askew, Rod Harrington

2001 World Matchplay

Winner: (Phil Taylor)
Runner Up: Richie Burnett

2001 World Grand Prix

Winner: Alan Warriner
R-Up: Roland Scholton

2000 Worlds

Winner: (Phil Taylor)
R/Up: Dennis Priestley
Semis: Dennis Smith, Peter Manley

2000 World Grand Prix

Winner: (Phil Taylor)
Runner up: Shayne Burgess

2000 World Matchplay

Winner: (Phil Taylor)
R-UP: (Alan Warriner)

11 Qualifiers

Top 5 not qualified via Rankings


Dennis Ovens
John Lowe
Bob Anderson
Cliff Lazerenko
Jamie Harvey



BDO

2000 World Championship

Winner: Ted Hankey
Runner Up: Ronnie Baxter
Semis: Chris Mason, Andy Fordham

2000 World Masters

Winner: John Walton
R-Up: Mervyn King

2000 Zuiderduin Masters

Winner: Martin Adams
R/Up: Steve Beaton


2001 World Championship

Winner: (John Walton)
R-Up: (Ted Hankey)
Semi: Wayne Mardle, (Andy Fordham)

2001 World Masters

Winner: Raymond Van Barneveld
R-Up: Jarkko Komula

2001 Zuiderduin Masters

Winner: (Raymond Van Barneveld)
R-Up: (Andy Fordham)

11 Qualifiers

Top 5 not qualified

Co Stompe
Kevin Painter
Colin Monk
Richie Davies
Peter Johnstone

John Part is in both the WC runner up spot and the rankings qualifier.

Emulsfier wrote: ↑Sun Nov 08, 2020 1:11 am John Part is in both the WC runner up spot and the rankings qualifier.

Thanks mate, I've corrected it

Can you please spell Denis Ovens correctly?

The only real question is how many legs will Taylor lose

I don't like to think of oche simulating.

Captain Hobo wrote: ↑Sun Nov 08, 2020 3:02 am Can you please spell Denis Ovens correctly?

I think people forget how high Den(n)is was ranked. Look at him there. They'll say he's out of his depth in this...

The 8 seeds for this

1. Phil Taylor
2. John Walton
3. Ted Hankey
4. Dennis Priestley
5. Raymond Van Barneveld
6. Alan Warriner
7. John Part
8. Andy Fordham

This is going on the backburner for a week or so

oche balboa wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 11:17 pm This is going on the backburner for a week or so

Did you forget to book the venue, mate?

Could be best to start it in the gap between Slam and PC Finals if that's what you're up to.

Randall wrote: ↑Sun Nov 08, 2020 8:39 am The only real question is how many legs will Taylor lose

Depends if he plays Ted or not. They have played once at the GSOD. Remind me who won that game

He has lost some best of 9s granted
Once the serious darts begin its another matter.

Rogg wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2020 10:12 am

oche balboa wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 11:17 pm This is going on the backburner for a week or so

Did you forget to book the venue, mate?

Could be best to start it in the gap between Slam and PC Finals if that's what you're up to.

It will be during that week. I think a spread out of these simulations is the right way to go