PDC Nordic & Baltic Tour set to be conclude in Latvia at the end of October
PDCSunday, 02 August 2020 at 16:00
The PDC Nordic & Baltic Tour will be completed at the end of October in Latvia, it has been announced with spots in the PDC World Championship still to be decided through this route.
Normally the PDC Nordic & Baltic Tour would consist of ten tournaments. But due to the Coronavirus outbreak it will slim down to six; with two already completed in February in Finland.
As a result, the remaining four Pro Tours will be played in Riga at the end of October; with an exact date not yet known.
The number one and two in the ranking qualify for the PDC World Championship. These two places are currently occupied by Kim Viljanen and Daniel Larsson.
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