Leighton Bennett and Andy Baetens take victory as Haupai Puha and Jules Van Dongen secure Tour Cards via Order of Merit on Day 3 at Q-School (liveblog closed)
PDCSaturday, 13 January 2024 at 20:15
Saturday saw the third day of the final stage at the Q-School 2024 in both Kalkar (Germany) and Milton Keynes (England). At both venues, over 100 players competed for the third PDC Tour Cards for entry to the lucrative Pro Tour circuit. In the end, Andy Baetens and Leighton Bennett managed to capture a PDC Tour Card. Read back the results in our liveblog.
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- 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
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