2024 Players Championship Tour

[Rogg]

Plaisier is in a good PCF position now, and a decent Worlds, but if he beats Joyce (currently 5-4) he'd pretty much guarantee Worlds and PCF spots, being over double the last PCF spot and close to double the last Worlds spot.

Although short for the Matchplay, Menzies has moved himself into a Grand Prix spot with this run.

Will he have to choose between Ally Pally and Lakeside?

Or hasn't that been established yet?

Not established, but also not un-established. = He will need to choose.

[The Thorn]

Plaisier is in a good PCF position now, and a decent Worlds, but if he beats Joyce (currently 5-4) he'd pretty much guarantee Worlds and PCF spots, being over double the last PCF spot and close to double the last Worlds spot.

Although short for the Matchplay, Menzies has moved himself into a Grand Prix spot with this run.

Will he have to choose between Ally Pally and Lakeside?

Or hasn't that been established yet?

Not established, but also not un-established. = He will need to choose.

We don't know. Could see PDC changing it for women, but men probably not. It has always been the case except a couple years ago when Lakey changed dates or something

[Rogg]

So this is where Wes stands in the card race: https://www.dartsrankings.com/postwch

Including Worlds and PC Finals Rround 1 money. Only 11 spots short even now.

[shenmue]

Proud of wadey, i never stopped believing, a lesson to everyone out there.

[1205]

Plaisier wins!

Get in! Now safer for PCF and Worlds, and 35.5k on the Tour Card race, provisionally.

He's 5th in the CT. If he can somehow beat dream-crusher Clayton, not only would he add 5k to that, but he'd go to the top of the PC priority list and guarantee that he'd play the remaining 16.

[TheMalteseDart]

Plaisier is in a good PCF position now, and a decent Worlds, but if he beats Joyce (currently 5-4) he'd pretty much guarantee Worlds and PCF spots, being over double the last PCF spot and close to double the last Worlds spot.

Although short for the Matchplay, Menzies has moved himself into a Grand Prix spot with this run.

Will he have to choose between Ally Pally and Lakeside?

Or hasn't that been established yet?

Not established, but also not un-established. = He will need to choose.

We don't know. Could see PDC changing it for women, but men probably not. It has always been the case except a couple years ago when Lakey changed dates or something

Barrs kinda asked about this in the last Porter interview and Porter basically said that the policy is still the same

[sennafan24]

Plaisier is in a good PCF position now, and a decent Worlds, but if he beats Joyce (currently 5-4) he'd pretty much guarantee Worlds and PCF spots, being over double the last PCF spot and close to double the last Worlds spot.

Although short for the Matchplay, Menzies has moved himself into a Grand Prix spot with this run.

Will he have to choose between Ally Pally and Lakeside?

Or hasn't that been established yet?

Not established, but also not un-established. = He will need to choose.

So a potential repeat of "the draw had already been made" meltdown

[shenmue]

Wesley might become my fav obese player

[1205]

Proud of wadey, i never stopped believing, a lesson to everyone out there.

Seeing how much Wade's form had improved from earlier in the year, I thought that he'd be OK. It was Gilding's run yesterday that surprised.

[The Thorn]

So this is where Wes stands in the card race: https://www.dartsrankings.com/postwch

Including Worlds and PC Finals Rround 1 money. Only 11 spots short even now.

Doing pretty well the big lad but others around him will have more events to gain money

There is no doubt he deserves a card, pwoper player

[The Thorn]

Plaisier is in a good PCF position now, and a decent Worlds, but if he beats Joyce (currently 5-4) he'd pretty much guarantee Worlds and PCF spots, being over double the last PCF spot and close to double the last Worlds spot.

Although short for the Matchplay, Menzies has moved himself into a Grand Prix spot with this run.

Will he have to choose between Ally Pally and Lakeside?

Or hasn't that been established yet?

Not established, but also not un-established. = He will need to choose.

We don't know. Could see PDC changing it for women, but men probably not. It has always been the case except a couple years ago when Lakey changed dates or something

Barrs kinda asked about this in the last Porter interview and Porter basically said that the policy is still the same

Fair enough

No it really isn't

#PorterOut

[Rogg]

Plaisier is in a good PCF position now, and a decent Worlds, but if he beats Joyce (currently 5-4) he'd pretty much guarantee Worlds and PCF spots, being over double the last PCF spot and close to double the last Worlds spot.

Although short for the Matchplay, Menzies has moved himself into a Grand Prix spot with this run.

Will he have to choose between Ally Pally and Lakeside?

Or hasn't that been established yet?

Not established, but also not un-established. = He will need to choose.

We don't know. Could see PDC changing it for women, but men probably not. It has always been the case except a couple years ago when Lakey changed dates or something

Unless the WDF rename it the amateur worlds then the PDC won't change the men policy.

I think it was the covid delayed lakey where the PDC allowed card holders to play in it. It's a bit of a blur though to be honest.

[The Thorn]

Proud of wadey, i never stopped believing, a lesson to everyone out there.

Seeing how much Wade's form had improved from earlier in the year, I thought that he'd be OK. It was Gilding's run yesterday that surprised.

Gilding going on a run would indeed surprise many

[TheMalteseDart]

Proud of wadey, i never stopped believing, a lesson to everyone out there.

Exactly mate, I had long term faith in Edhouse and Joyce and now both are in the matchplay, stick to your guns

[1205]

Plaisier is in a good PCF position now, and a decent Worlds, but if he beats Joyce (currently 5-4) he'd pretty much guarantee Worlds and PCF spots, being over double the last PCF spot and close to double the last Worlds spot.

Although short for the Matchplay, Menzies has moved himself into a Grand Prix spot with this run.

Will he have to choose between Ally Pally and Lakeside?

Or hasn't that been established yet?

Not established, but also not un-established. = He will need to choose.

We don't know. Could see PDC changing it for women, but men probably not. It has always been the case except a couple years ago when Lakey changed dates or something

Barrs kinda asked about this in the last Porter interview and Porter basically said that the policy is still the same

That's my recollection as well. Porter didn't say it, but it seems obvious to me that until/unless the WDF drops World Championship from the tournament name, players will be forced to choose.

[sennafan24]

Unless the WDF rename it the amateur worlds then the PDC won't change the men policy.

I think it was the covid delayed lakey where the PDC allowed card holders to play in it. It's a bit of a blur though to be honest.

That is also my recollection.

[The Thorn]

Plaisier is in a good PCF position now, and a decent Worlds, but if he beats Joyce (currently 5-4) he'd pretty much guarantee Worlds and PCF spots, being over double the last PCF spot and close to double the last Worlds spot.

Although short for the Matchplay, Menzies has moved himself into a Grand Prix spot with this run.

Will he have to choose between Ally Pally and Lakeside?

Or hasn't that been established yet?

Not established, but also not un-established. = He will need to choose.

We don't know. Could see PDC changing it for women, but men probably not. It has always been the case except a couple years ago when Lakey changed dates or something

Unless the WDF rename it the amateur worlds then the PDC won't change the men policy.

I think it was the covid delayed lakey where the PDC allowed card holders to play in it. It's a bit of a blur though to be honest.

And that sums up the WDF production value

[shenmue]

Proud of wadey, i never stopped believing, a lesson to everyone out there.

Seeing how much Wade's form had improved from earlier in the year, I thought that he'd be OK. It was Gilding's run yesterday that surprised.

Goldteeth just won't die, a bit like a cockroach

[shenmue]

Proud of wadey, i never stopped believing, a lesson to everyone out there.

Exactly mate, I had long term faith in Edhouse and Joyce and now both are in the matchplay, stick to your guns

+1, beautiful.

[Rogg]

Is the world ready to see the WDF in Ultra HD though Thorny, that's the question.