PDC/BDO World Champs

[JK]

Been close from what Iv heard

[action man]

who won

[Girgy85]

Hankey what a wanker.

[Girgy85]

who won

kist 6-5

Hankey was 5-4 up when i switched it on the bottled it.

[Marky147]

Was 5-3 up

[Snowball]

lol @ Hankey- shocking standard all round tho

I had a feeling Hankey would upset Kists rythme but luckily enough he managed to get over the line.Not 1 max from Kist in 7 sets  after 4 in 3 sets.

Hankeys joining the PDC seemingly

[Dubai]

Be lucky to be a journeyman on PDC, needs to eradicate the drifting dart, improve his composure and add 10 points to his average.

[redarmi]

Be lucky to be a journeyman on PDC, needs to eradicate the drifting dart, improve his composure and add 10 points to his average.

This.  Throws too many darts away to ever be considered seriously imo.

[Snowball]

It's what he needs.He will knuckle down and put more practise in now that their's more than 2/3 Tournaments a year and good Money to play for.

[Josedinho]

Nice one Dubai.

[Dubai]

Whats 180 count pls in this so far?

[Snowball]

Whats 180 count pls in this so far?

208 I make it

[Snowball]

I think Kist will play a lot better tonight as O'Shea won't adopt the slowing down tactics like Hankey done yesterday which clearly affected his game.
His tournament average is more than 4 points better than O'shea and his doubling is also more consistent.

Kist legs played 71, 180s 21=1 180 per 3.38 legs
O'Shea legs played 58, 180's 12=1 180 per 4.83 legs


O'Shea 140s =1 every 1.26  legs
Kist 140s = 1 every 1.2 legs

Tournament average

Kist=95.92
O'Shea=91.64

Toatal legs spread is around the 45 mark so going by the above averages it would end 13-9 Kist.Total 180s is 8/11 over 17.5
Kist to win is 10/11 and most 180s evens

[Snowball]

This was the report on the official BDO site after Ana beat Gulliver.

Nine times world champion Trina Gulliver crashed out of the championship, whitewashed 2-0 by Russian Anastasia Dobromyslova in just 31 minutes.
In a repeat of the 2008 world final, the Somerset third seed failed for the first time to reach the final as the unseeded East European played mind games to topple the Golden Girl.
Arrogance and self confidence exuded from the Russian but Gulliver let her darts do the talking, as took the opening leg against the throw after Dobromyslova missed 10 doubles.
A maximum steered the Golden Girl to the next, the snarling black-shirted Russian taking the third on double 12 and in the fourth she set the pace, levelling the match on double 12 and turning to salute the crowd, the Somerset player bemused by her opponent's behaviour.
Dobromyslova, clearly slowing the game and playing the crowd, missed double 18 for a set-winning double 18 and a further three for the same double but it was catching - Gulliver missing bull for 81 to steal the set. The Russian made no mistake on her return to the oche, nailing double 18.
The unseeded player – who beat Gulliver in the 2008 world championship seemed to grow in confidence with her mind games over the tense nine times world champ, who fluffed darts for doubles in the opening leg of the second as the Russian exited on 56.
Gulliver was first to the double in the next leg but missed double five for 95, Dobromyslova missing bull for 121. The Golden Girl missed a further two chances as the underdog clinched her favourite double 12 to move within a leg of victory.
Again in the third, the player from Cheddar requiring 105 saw her form desert her as she hit 92, opening the door for Dobromyslova to move into her second final with a match-winning 50.
Both players failed to hit the 24 per dart average, illustrating the tension which had affected both competitors

[ACE2M]

This was the report on the official BDO site after Ana beat Gulliver.

Nine times world champion Trina Gulliver crashed out of the championship, whitewashed 2-0 by Russian Anastasia Dobromyslova in just 31 minutes.
In a repeat of the 2008 world final, the Somerset third seed failed for the first time to reach the final as the unseeded East European played mind games to topple the Golden Girl.
Arrogance and self confidence exuded from the Russian but Gulliver let her darts do the talking, as took the opening leg against the throw after Dobromyslova missed 10 doubles.
A maximum steered the Golden Girl to the next, the snarling black-shirted Russian taking the third on double 12 and in the fourth she set the pace, levelling the match on double 12 and turning to salute the crowd, the Somerset player bemused by her opponent's behaviour.
Dobromyslova, clearly slowing the game and playing the crowd, missed double 18 for a set-winning double 18 and a further three for the same double but it was catching - Gulliver missing bull for 81 to steal the set. The Russian made no mistake on her return to the oche, nailing double 18.
The unseeded player – who beat Gulliver in the 2008 world championship seemed to grow in confidence with her mind games over the tense nine times world champ, who fluffed darts for doubles in the opening leg of the second as the Russian exited on 56.
Gulliver was first to the double in the next leg but missed double five for 95, Dobromyslova missing bull for 121. The Golden Girl missed a further two chances as the underdog clinched her favourite double 12 to move within a leg of victory.
Again in the third, the player from Cheddar requiring 105 saw her form desert her as she hit 92, opening the door for Dobromyslova to move into her second final with a match-winning 50.
Both players failed to hit the 24 per dart average, illustrating the tension which had affected both competitors

they don't like the ex PDC girl much....