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31 May 14
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First Round Draw & Tournament Bracket
Top Half - 1st Quarter
England (1) v Thailand
USA (16) v Hungary
Republic of Ireland (8) v Singapore
Germany (9) v South Africa
2nd Quarter
Wales (5) v France
Finland (12) v Poland
Australia (4) v Denmark
Hong Kong (13) v Norway
Bottom Half - 3rd Quarter
Netherlands (2) v Italy
Spain (15) v New Zealand
Belgium (7) v India
Austria (10) v China
4th Quarter
Northern Ireland (6) v Malaysia
Canada (11) v Japan
Scotland (3) v Russia
Sweden (14) v Gibraltar
First Round Draw & Tournament Bracket
Top Half - 1st Quarter
England (1) v Thailand
USA (16) v Hungary
Republic of Ireland (8) v Singapore
Germany (9) v South Africa
2nd Quarter
Wales (5) v France
Finland (12) v Poland
Australia (4) v Denmark
Hong Kong (13) v Norway
Bottom Half - 3rd Quarter
Netherlands (2) v Italy
Spain (15) v New Zealand
Belgium (7) v India
Austria (10) v China
4th Quarter
Northern Ireland (6) v Malaysia
Canada (11) v Japan
Scotland (3) v Russia
Sweden (14) v Gibraltar
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Darts world cup - First 2 places E/W 1/3 odds all bookies?
Seems this is the only darts tourny where bookies tighten the place terms from 1/2 to a 1/3. I looked for a field of similar odds/runners and found one where half the bookies go 1/2 or 1/3 odds for e/w places and it's in the Mens french open tennis with 2 short favs and a host of rags. Darts - Holland 6/4, England 7/4, then 7/1, 12/1, 25/1. First 2 places e/w 1/3 odds. Tennis - Djokovic 13/10, Nadal 11/8, then 20/1, 20/1, 20/1. First 2 places e/w 1/2 & 1/3 odds. I'm non the wiser...Anyone out there got the answer why the e/w terms vary? |
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Friday June 6
Afternoon Session (2pm-6pm local time, 1pm-5pm BST) First Round - Best of nine legs Doubles Finland 2/7 v 11/4 Poland USA 2/5 v 9/4 Hungary Hong Kong 4/9 v 7/4 Norway Austria 2/9 v 4/1 China Sweden 19/20 v 1/1 Gibraltar Canada 10/11 v 42/41 Japan Germany 8/15 v 13/8 South Africa Spain 8/15 v 7/4 New Zealand Evening Session (8pm-12am local time, 7pm-11pm BST) First Round - Best of nine legs Doubles Republic of Ireland 2/7 v 11/4 Singapore Wales 1/4 v 4/1 France Belgium 1/10 v 7/1 India Northern Ireland 1/5 v 9/2 Malaysia Scotland 1/41 v 25/1 Russia England 1/41 v 22/1 Thailand Netherlands 1/41 v 25/1 Italy Australia 2/7 v 3/1 Denmark |
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Will There Be A 170 Checkout - NO @ 9/4 vic (was 5/2)
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never heard of the frenchmen, but they seem short compared to the other outsiders.
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Seeded Nations
1 - England (Phil Taylor & Adrian Lewis) 2 - Netherlands (Michael van Gerwen & Raymond van Barneveld) 3 - Scotland (Peter Wright & Robert Thornton) 4 - Australia (Simon Whitlock & Paul Nicholson) 5 - Wales (Mark Webster & Richie Burnett) 6 - Northern Ireland (Brendan Dolan & Michael Mansell) 7 - Belgium (Kim Huybrechts & Ronny Huybrechts) 8 - Republic of Ireland (Connie Finnan & William O'Connor) 9 - Germany (Jyhan Artut & Andree Welge) 10 - Austria (Mensur Suljovic & Rowby-John Rodriguez 11 - Canada (John Part & Shaun Narain) 12 - Finland (Jarkko Komula & Jani Haavisto) 13 - Hong Kong (Ting Chi Royden Lam & Scott Mackenzie) 14 - Sweden (Magnus Caris & Peter Sajwani) 15 - Spain (Antonio Alcinas & Carlos Rodriguez) 16 - USA (Darin Young & Larry Butler) Unseeded Nations China (Yin Deng & Jun Cai) Denmark (Per Laursen & Dennis Lindskjold) France (Jacques Labre & Lionel Maranhao) Gibraltar (Dylan Duo & Dyson Parody) Hungary (Zsolt Meszaros & Nandor Bezzeg) India (Amit Gilitwala & Nitan Kumar) Italy (Marco Brentegani & Daniele Petri) Japan (Morihiro Hashimoto & Haruki Muramatsu) Malaysia (Kesava Roa & Thomat Darus) New Zealand (Rob Szabo & Craig Caldwell) Norway (Robert Wagner & Vegar Elvevoll) Poland (Krzysztof Chmielewski & Krzysztof Strozyk) Russia (Evgenii Zhukov & Evgenii Izotov) Singapore (Paul Lim & Harith Lim) South Africa (Devon Petersen & Graham Filby) Thailand (Thanawat Gaweenuntawong & Watanyu Charoonroj) |
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For an opening round match of doubles and a short race to 5 legs, Denmark look well over priced to me. South Africa at odds against v host nation Germany also worth a punt. Lastly, the Japanese pairing to see off Canada. Sporting best priced all 3.
Denmark @ 4/1 1pt South Africa @ 13/8 1pt Japan @ 6/5 1pt |
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canada are certainties
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is the place side under round if they go 1/2 the odds? i very much doubt it.
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Under 2 hrs to the start of the Darts World Cup and my St George flags are flying high!
This looks like being the quietest Darts tv tourny ever for posts on the forum? Hopefully pick up by the time the big guns play tonight. Done me nuts on NO 170 Checkout, and the Huybrechts again this year. I couldn't believe they're as big as 25/1 sporting, and 27 bf. (33/1 last year). Although England (Lewis & Taylor) look to have a dream draw, @ 6/4 gen they're a massive swerve for me. I don't fancy them as a pairing and the last 2 years they've rode their luck. 3rd time unlucky? C'mon England! I'd sooner back Scotland (Thornton & Wright) @ 13/2, and I have. 1st Quarter Winner - England (South Africa) 2nd Quarter Winner - Finland (Wales/Denmark) 3rd Quarter Winner - Belgium (Holland) 4th Quarter Winner - Scotland (Japan) 1st Semi Winner - Finland 2nd Semi Winner - Belgium Winner - Belgium 25/1 Runner Up - Finland 125/1 Selections. Main Outrights: 2nd 1/4 - Finland 125/1 E/W Sporting & 130 bf 3rd 1/4 - Belgium 25/1 E/W Sporting & 27/28 bf 4th 1/4 - Scotland 13/2 Win SJ & 7.6 bf NO 170 Checkout @ 9/4 vic Small stakes Outrights: 1st 1/4 - USA 250/1 E/W Sporting 2nd 1/4 - Denmark 300/1 E/W Coral 2nd 1/4 - Wales 40/1 E/W Sporting 3rd 1/4 - Spain E/W 250/1 Sporting 4th 1/4 - Japan 250/1 E/W Sporting 4th 1/4 - Canada 200/1 E/W Coral Good luck everyone  |
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Outright market currently suspended?
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Here we go! Finland v Poland - Game on
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Fin 3-3 Pol
"Good standard so far"...first bit of bs by the comms. Averaging 18/19 darts per leg  |
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Finland 4-3 down = 11/8
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3 match darts gone by Poland. 4-4 decider
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Shanghai on 20's by Poland to win 5-4 with Finland on 58.
Finland gubbed @ 1/10 in running. 1 main runner down, 2 to go. |
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Shanghai on 20's by Poland to win 5-4 with Finland on 58.
Finland gubbed @ 1/10 in running. 1 main runner down, 2 to go. |
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USA mighty impressive stats in a 5-1 win.
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Robert Wagner former bdo player...had a major rant live interview rant after winning a scandinavian pdc event. Saying the bdo was s hite
 Seems it's no longer available on ytube |
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Hong Kong easy 5-2 win over Norway
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Not many people around DnB
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Austria 5-2 China
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Dire Paul lol
Next up Canada and the walrus of darts KJP. |
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Ahead of myself...Sweden v Gibraltar now
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Japan my first big bet of the tourney...
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Canada v ****.A.N.
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dunno why theres not much interest far mmore entertaining than the premier league i reckon!
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BF, what's with the blocked word - J A P A N
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Maybe the afternoon scheduling?
Soon be the world matchplay |
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20, 20, D20, the dnb finish
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Part been on a health kick
Must be a seafood diet |
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A "see" food diet more like
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4-4 decider! 1.01 in danger
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Canada hit 1.01 TWICE! madness
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Well I never. 1.01 gubbed!
Japan win 5-4 |
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get back on the burgers big john.
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I am of the belief that it is almost impossible that Caldwell isn't a serial killer
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Spain 5-3 NZ
South Africa by far the most impressive pairing today |
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is this televised?
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YES - Sky sports
Evening session 7pm |