Standings Premier League Darts VIP Prediction League: Mason moves out of last place for first time
NewsMonday, 26 March 2018 at 18:00
Last weeks Premier League being completed means that we have our standings updated for the Prediction League. Laure James stays top keeping her lead over Keith Deller and Chris Mason is out of last place for the first time.
The rules are very simple, Every week the VIPs predict the results of the subsequent round of the Premier League Darts. Choosing the right winner gives one point, and correct result garners three points. The participants do not have to fear a ‘Judgement Night’. Everyone plays along to the Play-Offs, which will be played in London on Thursday 17 May. The one who has collected the most points after the final evening wins the VIP prediction competition. The top 5 remains unchanged with Jerry Hendriks just behind Deller and 2 behind James now. Similar with Mark Webster but Hendriks has added a point to his lead over Webby. Kim Huybrechts is 3 points behind Webster after being just behind him by 1 point in last weeks standings. Like alluded to though, Chris Mason has gone up a few positions to 6th for the first time since the league began in Week 1. As a result this leaves Ron Meulenkamp bottom and Vincent van der Voort who was in 6th last week one place below with ‘Mace the Ace’ replacing him.
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