💰 £6,000 raised for @ParkinsonsUK from the players scoring a Full House during the BoyleSports World Grand Prix… 🚨 WE’VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU! 😲 Announce it @BoyleSportsLB, tell the champ @JonnyClay9. Tell us all! @OfficialPDC @DaveClarkTV @JohnMcDonald_MC @BoyleSportsSK
Full House pledge from World Grand Prix sponsors BoyleSports raises £10,000 for Parkinson's UK
PDCMonday, 11 October 2021 at 11:00
As well as bets being placed on the market for the winner of the World Grand Prix, there was also the intrigue of the Full House idea with title sponsors, BoyleSports.
Players would receive a trophy for completing the feat which was a player to win as well as most 180's and highest checkout.
BoyleSports also pledged £500 for every player who completed this to Parkinson's UK, a charity close to the heart of darts due to former Sky Sports Darts presenter, Dave Clark.
Now the total has been confirmed with £10,000 set to be donated. £6,000 was initially raised with 12 players producing after only eight last year.
But BoyleSports as is seen in the video below increased the total themselves to £10,000 after the sterling effort with Head of Communications, Leon Blanche telling the champion, Jonny Clayton in the video below.
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