PDC Q School 2022

Ross does it. Think it makes him the oldest player on the circuit- he turns 60 this year

Luc Peters in the euro school had similar day to Ross- Came into the day with no points and went on to win it

Yeah o Shea and mansell are pretty much certs for the card now

I've been saying this in Edgar's comments on his Q School videos, but I don't think this format is truly working to award tour cards to the actual best players. The random draw single-elimination aspect of each of these days combined with not scoring OoM points until the Last 32 stage means really your overall future as a professional darts player has far too much of a luck component about it hoping you don't draw one of the really good players early.

Would it not be far better if they did a Swiss-style tournament each day over say five or six rounds, to get the top 4/8 players who then play single-elim for the automatic Tour Card? That way the OoM ranking gives an equal amount of games to each player, and all victories count right from the start?

It seems that they're using 16 boards, starting with four games per board at T128, two per board at T64, then 1 per board for the rest of the stages. So that's 11 games-length worth over the course of the current setup. So yea, they'd have to double to 32 boards to be able to do four rounds of Swiss into a top-4 playoff for the card with the same overall length of the day.

Few casualties in the final euro event. Karel Sedlacek, Benito Van de Pas and Antonio Alcinas.

I think the Polish player Radek Szganski lives in Ireland, currently sitting in OOM spot

No card for Fallon sherrock

John o'shea and Mickey Mansell win tour cards

Danny Lauby fails to win a card

Kcuik wins a card after making a run to the final in the euros

Rowby John Rodriguez wins a card in the euro by just +3 extra legs

Rock wins the final over Rafferty, but both get cards anyway. I can't say I know anything at all about Josh Rock, has he been around for long as a darts player?