In the first all Dutch born Nordic and Baltic Pro Tour final ever, Jeffrey de Graaf proved to be the better player on the day, as he won 6-5 in the final and took his fourth Nordic and Baltic Pro Tour title ever! 💪
Jeffrey de Graaf again successful on PDCNB Tour and recaptures lead position
PDCMonday, 08 April 2024 at 13:35
Jeffrey de Graaf won a tournament on the PDC Nordic & Baltic Tour for the second time this season last weekend. He won the fourth event of the year on the circuit established for players from the Nordic and Baltic countries.
He successively defeated Sebastian Folsach (6-0), Mikkel Knudsen (6-3), Jonas Masalin (6-2), Dennis Nilsson (6-3), Darius Labanauskas (6-3) and Cor Dekker (6-5). The other tournament this weekend was a triumph for Johan Engström, who dealt with Oskar Lukasiak (6-4) in the final.
After four of the 10 tournaments, De Graaf tops the PDC Nordic & Baltic Order of Merit with 2575 euros, while Engström follows in second place with 1850 euros. Behind them are Marko Kantele (1375 euros) and Oskar Lukasiak (975 euros), among others. Cor Dekker is the number five with 900 euros. After ten tournaments, the top two players will receive an invitation to participate in the World Darts Championship.
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Results PDCNB Tour 3
Quarterfinals
Oskar Lukasiak 6-5 Benjamin Drue Reus
Darius Labanauskas 6-3 Michael Ladefoged
Paavo Myller 6-0 Anton Ostlund
Johan Engström 6-4 Andreas Harrysson
Semi-final
Oskar Lukasiak 6-4 Darius Labanauskas
Johan Engström 6-2 Paavo Myller
Final
Johan Engström 6-4 Oskar Lukasiak
Results PDCNB Tour 4
Quarterfinals
Cor Dekker 6-4 Benjamin Drue Reus
Andreas Harrysson 6-4 Jani Keskinarkaus
Jeffrey de Graaf 6-3 Dennis Nilsson
Darius Labanauskas 6-4 Thor Helmer Johansen
Semi-final
Cor Dekker 6-5 Andreas Harrysson
Jeffrey de Graaf 6-3 Darius Labanauskas
Final
Jeffrey de Graaf 6-5 Cor Dekker
PDC Nordic & Baltic Order of Merit
1. Jeffrey de Graaf 2575
2. Johan Engström 1850
3. Marko Kantele 1375
4. Oskar Lukasiak 975
5. Cor Dekker 900
6. Darius Labanauskas 900
7. Jani Laurila 700
8. Benjamin Drue Reus 650
9. Andreas Harrysson 625
10. Teemu Harju 575
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- I don't actually see the problem,he was insulting only to himself,as a reaction to his victory. I don't think anyone else was affected,so what's the issue?rick6704-11-2024
- Covid or Vaccine victim?Mysstree03-11-2024
- I've always thought the top 24 should be made up of major winners and runners up then Euro tour followed by PC tour winners - if you don't have 24 after that then have some qualifiers.Thomas Moffatt03-11-2024
- If he gets even a ticking off there is something drastically wrong. Cut this woke crap, he was celebrating in the heat of the moment, not like he abused Bunting or punched someone, he was elated.Mysstree02-11-2024
- Not a Dobey fan at all but it’s bizarre that the winner of 3 Players Championship rounds does not qualify ahead of any runner up. The GSOD seems to be going the same way as footballs Champions League with a lot of non winners. The old football European Cup was a tournament of winners. GSOD should be for winners only and by tournament prestige and if it’s ranked. Not enough players or multiple event winners then add winners of the big invitationals such as the Premier League and WSOD.Mysstree02-11-2024