Vegas Desert Classic 07 Review – Day 2
Posted on July 6th, 2007
WORLD CHAMPION Raymond van Barneveld stormed into round two of the Las Vegas Desert Classic with a 6-1 victory over Kevin Painter at the Mandalay Bay Resort on Thursday.
The Dutchman averaged almost 103 in a clinical display to see off Painter in style, restricting the world number 15 to just one leg in the match.
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Vegas Desert Classic 07 Review – Day 1
Posted on July 5th, 2007
PHIL TAYLOR suffered a stunning 6-5 defeat to Mark Dudbridge in the biggest upset of the opening day at the Las Vegas Desert Classic VI.
Taylor, the 13-time World Champion, has never previously lost in a major tournament to Dudbridge but saw his hopes of picking up a fourth Desert Classic title shattered at the Mandalay Bay Resort.
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Vegas Desert Classic 07 Preview
Posted on July 2nd, 2007
THE Las Vegas Desert Classic VI begins at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino on Monday, with Phil Taylor looking to claim a fourth title in the event. The tournament will see over 200 players from around the world head to Las Vegas to compete for over £125,000 in prize money.
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Vegas Desert Classic 07 Schedule
Posted on July 1st, 2007
Las Vegas Desert Classic VI – Schedule of Play
Wednesday 4 July
11am James Wade v Colin Osborne
11.30am Gary Mawson v Stuart Holden
12pm Andy Hamilton v Steve Beaton
12.30pm Phil Taylor v Mark Dudbridge
1pm Colin Lloydv Wes Newton
1.30pm Terry Jenkins v Ray Carver
2pm Wayne Mardle v John Ferrell
2.30pm John Part v Steve Maish
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Both poker and darts are highly popular pursuits. The games are available online, in fact, that there are organizations dedicated to making sure the rules of video poker and online darts are conformed. Similar to darts having the World Darts Federation, among others, and poker has the Tournament Directors Association. These rules are put into place in highly competitive tournaments, in which as many as hundreds or even thousands of people compete for cash prizes as well as prestige.
