Razma tops PDC Nordic and Baltic Order of Merit after four events
NewsTuesday, 12 March 2019 at 13:14
The first four events of this year’s PDC Nordic and Baltic have been completed with Madars Razma topping the Order of Merit.
Razma is currently on £3,050 just ahead of £2,300 but both him and Darius Labanauskas are on virtual World Championship spots.
This could change but Nilsson as a result is currently qualifying for the World Championship just ahead of Ulf Ceder and Marko Kantele.
As a result it could give players further down more of a chance to spring a shock due to the top players being in spots already.
This could lead to a thrilling year on the PDC Nordic and Baltic Tour.
https://twitter.com/jetze_jan/status/1104770320836292608?s=20
This could change but Nilsson as a result is currently qualifying for the World Championship just ahead of Ulf Ceder and Marko Kantele.
As a result it could give players further down more of a chance to spring a shock due to the top players being in spots already.
This could lead to a thrilling year on the PDC Nordic and Baltic Tour.
https://twitter.com/jetze_jan/status/1104770320836292608?s=20
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