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so is peri open (200k, 256 field) and international open (less added money, around 150k total, but first prize is 35k)

yes, they had the predator champions league (PLP predecessor). but predator wanted cuetec and mezz sponsored players to cover their patches or something like that. iirc shane didn't play because of that

for reference: prize money is 125k, first prize 30k.

i also suspect this setting is a bit out of the ordinary for (the very particular) moritz

it seems like a continuation of the doha world championships run by that org. it's lackluster in production/presentation, but i guess they just like to run their own event. and prize money is good.

krause pulled through. the herd of star players is thinned, as many suspected. the spaniards are doing well though, and alcaide will be playing jaybee sucal tomorrow on TV1 (and likely a dozen pirate streams on tiktok etc). expect big crowds

moritz is another victim to a no name. krause hanging on by a thread..

not only did he get ball in hand, he should have been out with the very beneficial layout he got after the break. he totally sh*t himself, over and over. i will say it seemed crowd was against him, cheering for a scratch etc. but he's used to being the heel anyway

de luna lost to navarrete in a total choke show it seems big name pinoys struggle in the home country

but he lost, first match. just like gomez and corteza. all of them to lesser known filipinos

raga vs mocaibat is high octane

same. heard about him for 2 years but only seen snippets. incredibly talented. brought the house down when he won, and the cheering continued after some kind of interview off screen. this kind of pressure and expectations on a 16 year old must surely be unprecedented.. social media era is a...

good perspective. now think about people that are totally new to the game and have no clue which ball is next. it's for these potential new fans the comms refer to "the green 6-ball" etc, which may help a little bit. then they have that ball runner. is it big enough, clear enough? because...

what's he done?

turned to heyball when intl travel wasn't an option and has continued playing mostly that game. same with wu jiaqing. a loss for our game, but understandable choices i guess

karen is 710 now. i don't think she was ever at the level of siming chen, chezka or rubilen, whose fargorate are above many very good men players. there's like ten women that would make the top 30 USA list (male and female)

or smart

yes, of course. but the culture i described (maybe with prejudice but any dart fan is welcome to correct me) isn't necessarily present in bosnia, spain, philippines and florida. get my drift?

i may be a bit prejudiced against british people and dart people, but how much fan attendance would the dart events have if they didn't sell beer? the ones i've seen it seemed like half of them were drunk and disorderly. i'm sure they like darts, but probably also a reason to get away from the...

well another time emily labelled the world pool masters as a major, so i take that with a grain of salt. small field invitational cannot be considered a major. in my book it's about field size and prize money, and international is a major. i think this event is a bit experimental, but i like...