Gary Stone has sealed his spot in Online Darts League Week Three final with another dominant day for the Scottish ace.
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Ever since the Heneghan brothers sealed the opening day, Stone has been dominant going unbeaten and only losing once in the last two days as he ended Day Three level with Jamie Caven.
He ended up with 24 points as a result (12 wins and three defeats) ahead of Conor Heneghan, Martin Adams and Jamie Caven who all ended on 16 points ahead of Martin Heneghan (14 points) and Tom Baughan (4 points).
Each player plays once a day against the other players in the group. The winner of this group goes directly through to the final on Saturday.
Conor Heneghan and Martin Adams will play a new group against three new players in Gary Robson, Tony O'Shea and John Walton on Thursday evening and Friday evening.
While Jamie Caven, Martin Heneghan and Tom Baughan will also play a new group against new participants in Johnny Haines, Shaun Griffiths and Darryl Fitton. They will be in action on Thursday afternoon and Friday afternoon.
Three players from the evening group go through to the final and two from the morning group, so that the final consists of six players.
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Unlike the first edition of the Modus League in 2020, the game will not be played online via a webcam connection, but at a location in Southampton, England. The matches can be followed via the Online Darts YouTube channel .
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