Boulton leads PDC Home Tour III Championship Group after unbeaten start
PDCFriday, 11 December 2020 at 13:57
Overall League Table winner in PDC Home Tour III before the deciding Championship Group, Andy Boulton has continued where he left off leading the way so far with an unbeaten start.
Boulton has seen off Damon Heta (4-1), Steve West (4-0) and Luke Humphries (4-2). Krzysztof Ratajski is currently second but 'The Polish Eagle' who sits on three wins and one defeat has played one more match so far.
The same can be said for Damon Heta who is two legs behind on leg difference. Michael Smith who would have been one of the favourites heading into today has no wins to his name and sits sixth after three defeats.
The top two will go through at the end of the day and will face off to decide who wins but for now Boulton has put himself in a good position.
Championship Group - Friday December 10
Krzysztof Ratajski (93.88) 4-3 (94.25) Chris Dobey
Steve West (79.98) 3-4 (93.55) Luke Humphries
Damon Heta (86.43) 1-4 (100.81) Andy Boulton
Michael Smith (97.55) 2-4 (98.36) Krzysztof Ratajski
Chris Dobey (92.85) 2-4 (100.95) Damon Heta
Andy Boulton (105.47) 4-0 (86.37) Steve West
Luke Humphries (99.86) 4-3 (90.31) Michael Smith
Damon Heta (107.83) 4-3 (105.30) Krzysztof Ratajski
Steve West (90.71) 2-4 (89.01) Chris Dobey
Luke Humphries (91.38) 2-4 (95.30) Andy Boulton
Michael Smith (93.97) 1-4 (100.40) Damon Heta
Krzysztof Ratajski (95.69) 4-1 (91.01) Steve West
Chris Dobey v Luke Humphries
Andy Boulton v Michael Smith
Steve West v Damon Heta
Luke Humphries v Krzysztof Ratajski
Andy Boulton v Chris Dobey
Michael Smith v Steve West
Damon Heta v Luke Humphries
Krzysztof Ratajski v Andy Boulton
Chris Dobey v Michael Smith
Final: First Place v Second Place (best of seven legs, first placed player throws first)
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