Martin Adams has claimed Week 7 in the MODUS Online Live League after ending up unbeaten during the final on Saturday night.
Adams saw off Joe Davis (4-3), Scott Marsh (4-0), Reece Robinson (4-2) and Niall Culleton (4-2).
He finished ahead of Niall Culleton and Reece Robinson with the former ahead on leg difference. Joe Davis finished on two points ahead of Scott Marsh who ended up in 5th place.
He joins so far in winning weekly titles the aforementioned Scott Marsh, Chas Barstow, James Richardson, Kevin Burness twice and Jarred Cole.
Unlike the first edition of the Modus League in 2020, the game will not be played online via a webcam, but at a location in Southampton, England. The matches can be followed via the Online Darts YouTube channel.
MODUS Online Live League schedule (Week 7)
Saturday May 1 (21:30 GMT)
Joe Davis 2-4 Niall Culleton
Reece Robinson 2-4 Scott Marsh
Martin Adams 4-3 Joe Davis
Niall Culleton 3-4 Reece Robinson
Scott Marsh 0-4 Martin Adams
Joe Davis 2-4 Reece Robinson
Niall Culleton 4-2 Scott Marsh
Reece Robinson 2-4 Martin Adams
Scott Marsh 1-4 Joe Davis
Martin Adams 4-2 Niall Culleton
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