Gerwyn Price converses Baltic Sea Darts Open: Germany cheered!

Gerwyn Price converses Baltic Sea Darts Open: Germany cheered!

The darts scene in northern Germany can be happy: Gerwyn Price has impressively reported back to the Baltic Sea Darts Open. After a two -year dry spell on the European Tour, the Welsh was able to secure his victory at the weekend and thus catapulted himself into the top five of the Order of Merit. This triumph is Pricees Ninth overall victory on the European Tour and gives fans hope that he can now build on old successes again. As [dartsnews.de] (https://darttsnews.de/pdc-european-tean-ker-kerit-update-martin-Schindler-Festigt-in-Kiel-Rang-Zwei-Sche- and-PietReczko-and-niko-verse-eM-course) reported in the final with a clear 8-3 against Gary Anderson.

The way there was by no means easy. Price started his tournament with a clear 6-1 victory over William O’Connor, followed by a narrow 6-5 against Wessel Nijman. With another 6-3 success about Luke Humphries and a semi-final victory of 7-3 against Chris Dobey, he finally dared to go to the final. Price received prize money of £ 50,000 for his victory.

The ranking in detail

The current top 5 of the European Tour Order of Merit looks like this:

Martin Schindler, who is considered one of the best German players, has developed a second place in the ranking with solid performance. His prize money is currently 64,500 pounds, which puts him near Nathan Aspinall, which is at the top with £ 76,000. Schindler reached the quarter -finals at the tournament and, with his strong course, can have high hopes for participating in the European Championship, which will take place in the end of this year.

The challenges of German players

The stage for the darts players is far from over. Five other events are on the plan before final decisions are made: Antwerp, Prague, Budapest, Basel and Hildesheim are still in front of the athletes. The pressure is growing, because only the top 32 players of the Order of Merit have the chance to qualify for the European Championship, where the highest prize money is waiting for you. Three German players are currently qualified, while Ricardo Pietreczko fell to number 21 after his defeat in the second round against Aspinall and Niko Springer stayed in 23. Both will do everything possible to secure a place in the top 32.

The last events of the European Tour give players the opportunity to secure a place in the coveted TOP 32 to play in the prestigious Dortmund. As dartsnews.com and dartsrankings.com Also names like Michael Smith, Joe Cullen and the legendary Raymond van Barneveld hunting for the last points for the qualification while looking at the rest of the tournaments.

The darts community can therefore hope for exciting weeks in which the players will give everything to get up in the ranking and to fight for a dream place at the European Championship!