Patrik, who entered Wednesday’s play on 16 points from the opening two days of Group A, topped the group overall after winning three of his five matches, as he recorded victories against Archie Self, Steve Lennon and Lars-Erik Lindgreen, with his two defeats coming against Scott Campbell and Radek Szaganski, to end on 22 points from a possible 30 overall.  

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Elsewhere, Radek Szaganski and Steve Lennon will both compete in Group B, after the pair finished 2^nd and 3^rd respectively overall, with Szaganski ending on 20 points and Lennon on 18 points. The duo will be joined on Thursday and Friday Evening by Johnny Haines, Paul Hogan and Carl Wilson.  

Scott Campbell, Lars-Erik Lindgreen and Archie Self will all compete in Group C, after finishing 4^th, 5^th and 6^th respectively overall, with Campbell ending on 12 points, Lindgreen on 10 points and Self on 8 points. The trio will be joined on Thursday and Friday Afternoon by Tommy Lishman, Lewis Gurney and Aaron Gill.  

The MODUS Super Series continues on Thursday with Group C commencing from 1pm GMT and Group B commencing from 10pm GMT. 

Play will be streamed on Pluto TV with highlights and other coverage on the MODUS Super Series YouTube channel, or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide. 

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MODUS Super Series Week 3 

Wednesday 4^th February 

Group A (Day Three)  

Scott Campbell 4-0 Patrik Williams 

Archie Self 4-0 Lars-Erik Lindgreen 

Radek Szaganski 4-2 Steve Lennon 

Patrik Williams 4-1 Archie Self 

Scott Campbell 4-2 Steve Lennon  

Radek Szaganski 4-2 Lars-Erik Lindgreen 

Patrik Williams 4-1 Steve Lennon  

Archie Self 4-3 Radek Szaganski  

Lars-Erik Lindgreen 4-0 Scott Campbell 

Steve Lennon 4-3 Archie Self 

Patrik Williams 4-2 Lars-Erik Lindgreen 

Radek Szaganski 4-1 Scott Campbell 

Steve Lennon 4-0 Lars-Erik Lindgreen 

Archie Self 4-1 Scott Campbell 

Radek Szaganski 4-2 Patrik Williams 

—–ENDS—–

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Patrik, who entered Tuesday’s play on 8 points from the opening day of Group A, won four matches from five again to remain at the top of the table, as he recorded victories against Radek Szaganski, Steve Lennon, Archie Self and Scott Campbell, with his only defeat coming against Lars-Erik Lindgreen, to sit on 16 points from a possible 20 thus far.  

Elsewhere, Steve Lennon is the closest competitor to Williams, with the Irishman sitting in 2^nd on 14 points, whilst Radek Szaganski sits in 3^rd on 12 points, Scott Campbell and Lars-Erik Lindgreen sitting 4^th and 5^th on 8 points each, with Archie Self sitting bottom on 2 points.  

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The MODUS Super Series continues on Wednesday with the six players returning on the final day of Group A, hoping to boost their chances of securing a place in Saturday’s Finale, with Williams leading the way thus far.

Play will be streamed on Pluto TV with highlights and other coverage on the MODUS Super Series YouTube channel, or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide. 

Players who finish in places 2-6 will be split into two groups for Thursday and Friday’s play with Afternoon and Evening sessions taking place on both days, as well as new players entering the fray.

Modus Super Series Darts Week 3 

Tuesday 3^rd February  

Group A (Day Two)

Steve Lennon 4-1 Lars-Erik Lindgreen 

Scott Campbell 4-1 Archie Self 

Patrik Williams 4-2 Radek Szaganski  

Lars-Erik Lindgreen 4-3 Archie Self 

Patrik Williams 4-2 Steve Lennon 

Radek Szaganski 4-2 Scott Campbell 

Patrik Williams 4-2 Archie Self 

Lars-Erik Lindgreen 4-3 Scott Campbell 

Steve Lennon 4-0 Radek Szaganski  

Lars-Erik Lindgreen 4-1 Patrik Williams 

Radek Szaganski 4-1 Archie Self 

Scott Campbell 4-1 Steve Lennon 

Lars-Erik Lindgreen 4-1 Radek Szaganski  

Patrik Williams 4-3 Scott Campbell 

Steve Lennon 4-1 Archie Self 

—–ENDS—–

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Born during those strange lockdown days when everyone either bought a dartboard or started writing pub quizzes on Zoom, the MODUS Super Series has quietly become one of the best things to come out of the pandemic. No panic-buying here – just a proper stage for players looking to make a name for themselves.

It’s cut from the same cloth as the ADC and The Vault – giving players who are hovering on the edge of professionalism a place to sharpen their tungsten or, for those who’ve already had a taste of the PDC treadmill, somewhere to keep playing without the stress of bills, travel, and ranking points ruining the fun. Think of it as darts’ halfway house: competitive enough to make it count,yet, relaxed enough to still be enjoyable.

And this brings us nicely to the prize pot awaiting the latest Vault 13.0 winners. Thirteen regional champions – a baker’s dozen, if you prefer your darts with a side of pastry metaphors – have each bagged themselves not just bragging rights but an invite to the MODUS Super Series.

One invite, one big chance, and the possibility of walking away many thousands of pounds richer. Not bad for chucking a few trebles.

The formula sounds simple: head to Portsmouth, win your weekly group, then come back at the end of the series and win again. Easy on paper. In reality? Far trickier. But others have done it before, so why not these folk?

So, expect to see the following names on stage at the Live Lounge very soon – and if you fancy watching, Pluto TV has you covered:

• Wales North – Terry Nash
• Wales South – Alec Small
• Ireland – Dylan Dowling
• Northern Ireland – Butch Devine
• Midlands – Jonathan Platt
• North West – Patrik Williams
• North East – Billy Leonard
• East of England – Tyler Thorpe
• South West – Lee Evans
• Yorkshire & Humber – Ciaran Forde
• South East & London – Chas Barstow

So there you have it: the next batch of faces ready to test themselves on the MODUS stage. Their mission? Travel down to Hampshire and do battle. Or, in slightly less medieval terms, grab a train to Portsmouth and play some great darts.

—–ENDS—–

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Crabtree, who was victorious in Friday’s Event 11, went all the way once again 24 hours later, as he reached the final of Event 13 firstly by recording victories against Cian McCormack, Ryan Branley, Axel Savelkoel, Denfie Drenthen, Viktor Tingstrom, Beau Greaves and Tavis Dudeney, to set up a clash with compatriot Patrik Williams.  

The final began with Crabtree racing into a 3-0 lead with winning legs coming in 14,18 and 19 darts respectively, before Williams ended the run by picking up his first leg of the tie in Leg Four with a 17 dart hold of throw. This ultimately turned out to be his only leg won in the final, as Crabtree won back-to-back legs and sealed the victory in Leg Six with a 16-dart break of throw to pick up a second title of the weekend as well as a further £2,500 in prize money.  

In Event 14, Jurjen Van der Velde was victorious as he reached the final firstly by recording victories against Liam Maendl-Lawrance, Viktor Tingstrom, Kimi Seemann, Huey de Jong, Jamai Van den Herik, Florian Preis and Ronan McDonagh, to set up a clash with Englishman Henry Coates.  

The final began with Coates racing into a 2-0 lead, with winning legs coming in 14 and 17 darts respectively, before Van der Velde fort back by winning back-to-back legs of his own in a total of 28 darts to square the tie up at 2apiece in a race to five. The tie then saw four straight breaks of throw between the pair to set up a ninth and deciding leg, in which Van der Velde would have the advantage of throwing first. This proved to be vital as the Dutchman sealed the victory with a 16 dart hold of throw to pick up a fourth Development Tour title of his career as well as the £2,500 top prize.  

The PDC Winmau Development Tour weekend concludes on Sunday, with Event 15 taking place in Hildeshiem, with play commencing at 10:00 CEST (9:00 BST), as all live scores and results can be viewed at tv.dartconnect.com.  

PDC Winmau Development Tour  

Event 13 

Quarter Finals 

Cam Crabtree 5-4 Beau Greaves 

Tavis Dudeney 5-1 James Beeton 

Henry Coates 5-3 James Buckby  

Patrik Williams 5-2 Adam Gawlas 

Semi Finals 

Cam Crabtree 5-4 Tavis Dudeney  

Patrik Williams 5-2 Henry Coates 

Final  

Cam Crabtree 5-1 Patrik Williams 

Event 14 

Quarter Finals 

Shane de Jong 5-3 Jeffrey Keen  

Henry Coates 5-3 Damian Vetjens  

Jurjen Van der Velde 5-2 Florian Preis 

Ronan McDonagh 5-2 Thomas Banks 

Semi Finals 

Henry Coates 5-0 Shane de Jong 

Jurjen Van der Velde 5-2 Ronan McDonagh  

Final  

Jurjen Van der Velde 5-4 Henry Coates 

——ENDS—–

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In Event 8, Williams, who’s furthest run in a Development Tour Event to date was to the Last 16, reached the final firstly by recording victories against Fabian Tapner, Harry Martin, Lleyton Molyneux, Bram Van Dijk, Coby Jones-Swanson, Ryan Branley and Damian Vetjens, to set up a clash with compatriot, Nathan Potter.  

The final began with Potter taking the opener in 20 darts, before Williams rattled off three successive legs in 17,14 and 15 darts respectively to move 3-1 ahead in a race to five. Potter then halved the deficit in Leg Five with a 17 darter, which was then followed by back-to-back legs from Williams, who sealed the victory in Leg Seven with an 18 darter to claim a maiden PDC title as well as the £2,500 top prize.  

In Event Nine, Owen Bates was victorious, as he reached the final firstly by recording victories against Alexander Melton, Karl-Louis Mueller, Jeffrey Keen, Taylor McGuckian, Charlie Large, Keenan Thomas and Beau Greaves, to set up a clash with Germany’s Leon Weber.  

The final began with Bates taking the opener in 15 darts, before Weber won back-to-back legs in 18 and 15 darts respectively to move 2-1 ahead in a race to five. Bates then took complete control of the tie by rattling off four successive legs and sealing the victory in Leg Seven with a 17 darter to clinch a second Development Tour title as well as the £2,500 top prize.  

The PDC Winmau Development Tour weekend concludes on Sunday with Event 10 taking place in Hildesheim, as play commences from 10:30 BST, with all live scores and results to be viewed at tv.dartconnect.com  

PDC Winmau Development Tour  

Event Eight 

Quarter Finals 

Nathan Potter 5-3 Dominik Gruellich 

David Schlichting 5-1 Owen Bates 

Damian Vetjens 5-4 Levy Frauenfelder 

Patrik Williams 5-3 Ryan Branley  

Semi Finals 

Nathan Potter 5-2 David Schlichting 

Patrik Williams 5-0 Damian Vetjens 

Final  

Patrik Williams 5-2 Nathan Potter 

Event Nine 

Quarter Finals 

Owen Bates 5-1 Keenan Thomas 

Beau Greaves 5-2 Jannis Barkhausen 

Sebastian Bialecki 5-2 Charlie Manby 

Leon Weber 5-4 Jurjen Van der Velde 

Semi Finals 

Owen Bates 5-1 Beau Greaves 

Leon Weber 5-3 Sebastian Bialecki  

Final  

Owen Bates 5-2 Leon Weber 

—–ENDS—–

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