ThunderDan9

Yeah, I watched it... Clayton hit some amazing checkouts, and still, Dobey should have won it at 5-5, 4 match darts missed there...

I went with Dobey and Smith too, I just hope Ross doesn't choke this time, LOL. I'll also follow you on Pietreczko, he has a dangerous "A game". It's funny how their prices skyrocketed because of Littler (and MVG).

I guess that was his first PDC title. It's a shame I missed him, as I bet on him on quite a few Germany-based events.

Chizzy, "of course"... eliminating Schindler AND Ross Smith back-to-back...

Relatively speaking, Clayton was the best pick of the bunch, LOL.

All of your picks make sense, in my opinion! Clayton showed flashes of her prime form at the UK Open... and your three 100+ picks can be dangerous as well. As for myself, I went with Schindler above all. His averages are decent... and he still hasn't won anything ever... maybe this time? Also the tournament takey place in Germany.

Yes, that match was ridiculous... the pace, the galore of 180's by Littler, the averages... MVG played amazingly - and still lost 2-6. Littler is just too good...

Absolutely agree! Now one has to pray Littler AND Humphries SOMEHOW both get eliminated... and it is not an easy task.

Yes, normally Cross should have won... but Littler always finds a way to hit a 180 when only a 180 saves him... But we should have known: 1st World Series - Littler 1st PC - Littler 1st ET - Littler Funnily, Littler wll be not participate in ET2, as he failed to qualify.

Ok, I read it completely wrong. 6-1 Cross, Noppert was awful.

Noppert to beat Cross 2,30. I actually favor Noppert in this one.

Humphries was intimidating against Wade. In this "2023 second half" form, he is hard to beat, even in the short format. And yes, De Decker hasn't looked too good so far. Let's see if he can elevate his game tomorrow.

Absolutely agree with you. De Decker was my my first idea when I realized yesterday that the first ET is taking place this weekend in Belgium.

Well, VDB... that was unexpected.

Lukeman to beat Anderson at 4,50. Again, I think it is too wide...

Wow, King somehow manages to win... 9-5, 9-9, 10-9. I already considered it a loss after 9-9.

And of course, Woodhouse wins (I was between him and King as big underdogs, chose the latter, I guess he is doomed to lose now, lol).

Ross Smith... (sigh)... what a choker!

I fancy Ross Smith's chances in this one... he should win comfortably if (!) he is in that form that might make him a contender. Poor Dobey though... And I hope De Decker can win again.

King to beat Ratajski at 3,40. I don't know why Ratajski is such a huge favorite in this one. I like to bet against him, and King hit a similar average in the previous round, and has had a couple of wins recently.

After winning something like 17 in a row in Modus... against roughly similar competition.

I'm stubborn as a mule. I went with: Dobey 25/1 Ross Smith 50/1 De Decker 125/1 Scott WIlliams 150/1 Kist 500/1 Pilgrim 500/1 And then I also followed Fader on those two Irishmen, Lennon and O'Connor. Good luck to all.

And the last two winners, Noppert and then Gilding were also surprise winners (or at least semi-surprises). Searle would be a logical candidate to win this one, but he is only (or is it "only"?) around 20/1 this time, which is not surprising given his early form this season.

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No luck today. A redemption PC... Peter Wright in the final four, also Dobey and Heta... DVD almost.... and... Perez of all people