🔝📊 ❄️PDC Winter Series - Day 3 105.07 White🏴 104.86 Hopp🇩🇪 104.67 Dolan🇬🇧 104.00 Smith🇨🇦 103.66 Smith🇨🇦 103.17 Heta🇦🇺 102.90 Heta🇦🇺 102.05 Rydz🏴 102.03 Murray🏴 101.88 Price🏴 101.62 Razma🇱🇻 101.43 Searle🏴 100.93 King🏴 100.42 Barry🇮🇪 100.29 O’Connor🇮🇪 #PremDartData
The third day of action took place at the PDC Winter Series with Ian White leading the way in terms of top averages in Coventry.
A lower standard to the second day with no averages over 110+, White hit 105.1 during his Last 16 victory over Vincent van der Voort. Max Hopp was next up with 104.9 during his opening victory over Barrie Bates but he couldn't continue this as he lost out to Andy Boulton 6-5.
While Brendan Dolan followed with 104.7 against Jelle Klaasen in the second round. The top five is rounded out with two efforts from Jeff Smith (104.00 and 103.66).
Finalist Damon Heta follows with 103.17 and 102,90 while the latest winner Gerwyn Price is further down with a best of 101.88.
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UndartedWaters18-11-2024 - Am not outraged and as said above i dont like anyone from any country doing it to anyone from any country. Whoever is going for a double should have best of order.Mysstree17-11-2024
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