Leonard Gates, Noa-Lynn van Leuven, Peter Wachiuri and Jamie Lewis featuring in new MODUS Super Series week
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The sixth week of play in the tenth season of the MODUS Super Series kicks off on Monday, February 24, featuring twelve new players battling for the weekly title.
From Monday to Wednesday, Peter Wachiuri, Colin Osborne, Leonard Gates, Barry Copeland, Noa-Lynn van Leuven, and Donny Scheurwater will compete in Group A. The winner of this group will secure the first spot in the Saturday night final.
The remaining five players from Group A will have another chance to qualify in different groups on Thursday and Friday. The second and third-placed players will advance to Group B, where they will join Scott Campbell, Gemma Hayter, and Jamie Lewis. Meanwhile, the fourth, fifth, and sixth-placed players from Group A will move to Group C, where they will be joined by Martin Thomas, Kevin Burness, and Karl Coleman.
What is the MODUS Super Series?
The MODUS Super Series is a weekly tournament featuring twelve players who compete from Monday to Friday for a spot in the Saturday night final. Each week starts with six players in Group A, playing against each other once over the first three days. The group winner advances directly to the final night.
The second and third-placed players in Group A move into Group B, where they are joined by three new players. They compete on Thursday and Friday, with the top three qualifying for the final night. Meanwhile, the fourth, fifth, and sixth-placed players from Group A drop into Group C, where they also meet three new players. From this group, two more players qualify for the final.
On Saturday night, the final stage begins at 10:00 PM, featuring a mini group phase with two groups of three players. The top two players from each group advance to the semi-finals, followed by a final to crown the weekly winner.
After twelve weeks of competition, all weekly winners compete in the prestigious "Champions Week," where they battle for the £25,000 grand prize.
MODUS Super Series 10 - Week 6 Line-up
Group A
- Peter Wachiuri
- Colin Osborne
- Leonard Gates
- Barry Copeland
- Noa-Lynn van Leuven
- Donny Scheurwater
Group B
- Scott Campbell
- Gemma Hayter
- Jamie Lewis
- #2 from Group A
- #3 from Group A
Group C
- Martin Thomas
- Kevin Burness
- Karl Coleman
- #4 from Group A
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