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The event is sponsored by North End Bookmakers ChoiceBET and a £3000 prize is up for grabs to the winner of the professional challenge. Each of the four players will play each other over 6 legs and the top two will contest the 9 leg winner takes all final.

The start of the evening features a pro-am format involving members of the audience.

With that line up a fantastic evening's entertainment is guaranteed and the familiar voice of Phil Jones will be hosting the evening.

Clicking on the following link will open an Adobe Acrobat format poster in a new browser window. Alternatively right click and select "save target":

Exhibition Poster

On Sunday 27th May 2007 Poole Labour Club have Open round-robin events limited to 48 Men and 24 Ladies with over £1000 in prizes.

Clicking on the following link will open an Adobe Acrobat format entry form with more details in a new browser window. Alternatively right click and select "save target":

Entry Form

Colin Monk, Jason Crawley and Andy Jenkins each make the last 64 losing to Alan Warriner-Little, Matt Chapman and John Kuczynski respectively.

Colin Monk reached the last 32 but lost out to Josephus Schenk.

The Mens B Team lose 5-7 but Danny Smith also takes the best performance award on his debut.

The draw for the finals was made immediately after the play-off and James Wade faces Paul Watton and Andy Jenkins takes on Terry Jenkins.

Bobby George beat Les Wallace making a welcome comeback to televised darts by 2 legs to 1 in an exhibition match before the final. Don't read too much into the score as the emphasis was very much on 'fun' since the scores called didn't always match those hit; the caller's eyesight would put some Premiership football referees to shame!

Martin Adams beats Michael van Gerwen 6-4 but despite defeat Michael hits the fourth 170 finish of the event and comes close to the nine darter missing double 12 in the match.

Adams now faces Phil Taylor in tomorrow's final.

Ronnie Baxter beats Mike Veitch by 5-3 and Ron Meulenkamp beats Jan Dekker 5-0 to reach the junior final.

Tomorrow sees Phil Taylor take on Ronnie Baxter and Michael van Gerwen face Martin Adams in the semi-finals. The junior final will be contested by two young Dutchmen, Sven van Dun and Ron Meulenkamp.

Sunday's final will be preceded by a special exhibition match between former World Champion and World Master Les Wallace and twice News of the World winner Bobby George.

Les is a former Hampshire favourite, who made 119 appearances for the county, winning 78 between 1982 and 2000. He also represented Scotland 25 times.

As has been the case all week the matches can be seen live on the internet each evening by clicking the link below:

Bavaria WDT LiveStream

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Robert (pictured left), originally from Wales now lives in Hilsea, Portsmouth and represented Hampshire six times in 2002/2003. He is also a regular on the PDC tour and has twice reached the UK Open finals, first in 2003 and again in 2005.

Phil Taylor wins 5-1 against Colin Lloyd in a closer match than the scoreline suggests and Sven van Dun beats Richard George 5-2 in the junior semi-final and keep alive his hope of winning both this and the IDL title.

The quarter final line up is Lloyd v Taylor, Baxter v Veitch, Adams v de Ruiter and van Gerwen v King.

Portsmouth's own Andy Jenkins is joined by Peter Manley, James Wade and Andy Fordham who will all be in action in an evening of round robin, pairs head-to-head and pro-am challenges. Phil Jones will host proceedings.

The date is October 6th, doors open 7 p.m. for an 8 p.m. start.

Jan Dekker becomes the third Dutch teenager in the semi-finals as he beats Belgian Jeffrey Vanbergen.

Dutch teenager Ron Meulenkamp is impressive in victory against Swede Oskar Lukasiak in the junior event.

The promoters of the event expel Ted Hankey from the remainder of the event for his unprofessional conduct on the oche during his Saturday defeat.

Richard George, son of Bobby, beats the Dutch favourite Pieter Collijn in the junior event.

Paul's match can be seen live on the internet at around 8.20 p.m. UK time by clicking the link below:

Bavaria WDT LiveStream

Phil Taylor has already posted his intent averaging over 104 as he destroys the Danish challenger Brian Sørensen 3-0. Gary Anderson beats a disappointing and bad tempered Ted Hankey 3-0. Colin Lloyd beats Peter Manley 3-1 in a high quality match that could have been much closer had Manley been sharper on his doubles.

Young Dutchman Sven van Dun impresses against Dane Vladimir Andersen in the junior event.

He also teamed up with stablemate Andy Jenkins again to win the Men's Doubles to continue his great recent form.