On 10 and 11 June, the second edition of the Nordic Darts Masters will be played in Copenhagen. PDC players will compete against top players from the Nordic countries and the Baltic states.
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However, PDC Nordic & Baltic has announced that a dart player from Iceland will also take part in the Nordic Darts Masters. This means that for the first time an Icelandic competitor will take part in a PDC television tournament.
It is not yet known which Icelandic player will get this honour. It has been announced that at least Madars Razma, Darius Labanauskas and Vladimir Andersen will be among the eight local players. The five remaining spots go to two Danes, a Swede, a Finn and an Icelander.
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The invite criterias for the Nordic Darts Masters 2022 are here. And it is already known, that we will see at least two new players at the event, as Vladimir Andersen and an Icelander will get a spot at the event.
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