Dobey on 30-dart 'pub' leg during O'Shea win: "I still do that back home so why can't I do it on here"

Chris Dobey saw off John O'Shea to set up a second round meeting with Michael van Gerwen on Saturday afternoon at the German Darts Grand Prix.

Dobey spoke afterwards and was pleased to get through and also get past a 30-dart leg which he said still comes out sometimes in the pub.

"I felt I settled into the game pretty well at the start, obviously I thought to go for the 161 to give us that little boost that I needed but the same happened against Karel (Sedlacek). I was just happy to get a leg from the last leg I played, that one leg kills us every time," he said on stage post match.

"I still do that back home playing in the pub so why can't I do it on here. I've been playing some good stuff obviously bump into players in form, that's the way my luck goes at the moment. If I keep playing the way I am then the results will follow.

Next up is Michael van Gerwen and Dobey has his eyes on a first scalp.

"Why not, I've played him numerous times still yet to beat him so why can't I do it in front of a great crowd in Munich."