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2013 Grand Slam of Darts - Day 3
2013 Grand Slam of Darts - Day 3
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I didn't use to mind Pyke.
I.......DIDN'T.......USE......TO.......MIND......PYKE until he developed some sort of bastard relation of a stutter. |
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LOL Silver
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"Barny tops himself" sounds prophetic
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"barney tops himself"
A phrase that I would never be surprised to hear |
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beat me Lori
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Great minds lol
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Or a pair of fools
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This "what we call" business is horrendous from Dr.Rod...I only noticed that about 2 years ago
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"If this comes down to a dogfight Merv will win" - Wayne
How can this best of 9 come to a DOGFIGHT?! |
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A Game to E Game in 1 leg
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Does anyone know what happens if Merv wins 5-4 and the group is tied?
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Lori - I have a theory
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lol Lori I wish they would tell us
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I think THINK that it might be a 9 dart shootout Lori?
In case you missed Wayne's insight as to what this is earlier then basically both players get 9 darts and the highest score wins. They haven't yet said what happens if both players are tied after 9 darts though |
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I know we all hope Barney goes out after winning 2 games as this would just confirm the world is indeed against him
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It then goes to a throw for the bull. The winner then gets to throw first in an 8 dart shootout
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Of more interest was what could have happened in an earlier group when three players could've ended up on 4 points with the same leg difference.
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It would have been a 3 way shootout?
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COME ON MERV!!!!
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Raymond's current haircut definitely looks like he might have had a recent lobotomy
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Don't let the door hit you on the way out Raymond
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HH - as for Barney's skull...if you stood on his foot his head would probably open like a pedal bin!
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Ha ha ha Navel
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I can't recall them mentioning a possible 3-way tie at the top and what would happen
 I think in preference to a silly 9 dart shootout, everyone would much rather see a leg of 1001. They should make the group stage games best of 11 instead of 9 as they're all over too quickly. |
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Have I messed up? I have O'Shea/King both tied on wins and leg diff - shootout to decide group winner?
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It would be fun to see a three player match rather than groups. 1001 down, first to win 3 or something. Only once a year and only like 27 players (three rounds)
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Because this leg stuff, while it's the most fair and pure darts, can get kinda boring at some times of this year (it's fine at the moment)
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I always think legs is the purest form but it can get boring when Phil is dicking everyone.
Sets is fine for the worlds but would like to see something different too like a 1001 tourney |
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* After the First Round has been completed, the top two players in each group will progress to the knockout phase.
* Should there be a two-way points tie for first place in any group, the the player with the best leg difference will be deemed to have won the group. If both players have the same leg difference, then the player who won the group match between the two players will be deemed to have won the group. * Should there be a three-way points tie for first place in any group, then leg difference will be the first deciding factor as to which players progress to the next stage. If there are clear leg differences between each of the three players, then those leg differences will determine the final places in the group. If one player has superior leg difference to the other two players who have identical leg differences, then the player with superior leg difference will be deemed to have won the group. In this instance, the two players who are tied for second and third places will play a 'Nine-Dart Shoot-Out' following the completion of all group matches to determine the final order of the group, with the player having the highest aggregate score over nine darts being deemed to have finished second in the group. Should a three-way points tie for first place in any group result in two players having identical superior leg differences to the third player, then those two players will progress to the next stage, with the winner of the group being deemed to be the player who won the group match between the two. Should a three-way points tie for first place in any group result in all three players having identical leg differences, then all three players will contest a 'Nine-Dart Shoot-Out' as detailed above. * In the event a 'Nine-Dart Shoot-Out' finishes level between two or three players, those players who have tied on the most points will continue to throw three darts each, in the same order, until one player scores more points than the other player(s) with their three darts. * Should a three-way points tie for second place occur in any group, then the procedures above will be used to determine the second, third and fourth placed finishers. |
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If both players have the same leg difference, then the player who won the group match between the two players will be deemed to have won the group.
so o'shea wins the group but sky had king on top. |
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ok head to head goes to o'Shea then
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Keeping well away from this one.
Again, I doubt there's anything dodgy but I don't see the point in betting on a known gambler who has nothing to play for. |
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Wesley a big big here with the throw isn't he? What have I missed.
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Lori my thoughts exactly. Whitlock who is already through could easily be as lively as a Barney Curley drifter
Wes newton easily one of the dullest darts players plus he clearly rates himself higher than his actual ability |
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How are you finding out the throw early? Is it on the scoreboard thingy again?
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I'm trusting 365's first leg winner prices Lori
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cheers :)
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Is Newton's lurch forward getting worse?
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