Race To The Indigo At The O2 (Men’s): Andy Hamilton moves into provisional seeds, Sebastian Steyer boosts World Championship debut hopes

Andy Hamilton has moved into the provisional seeds for the 2020 BDO World Championship, following his 5-0 whitewash win over Adam Smith-Neale at the World Trophy yesterday.

The former PDC World Championship finalist was clinical on the doubles, as he reeled off five straight legs to advance to the last 16, with the win seeing him knock out reigning BDO world youth champion Leighton Bennett, 13, in the provisional seeds.

Other movements in the provisional Seasonal table, after yesterday’s World Trophy first round, has seen Jim Williams become the outright third seed, Wayne Warren and Martijn Kleermaker move up to joint-fourth, and Dave Parletti drop down to sixth.

Poland’s Sebastian Steyer came through a nervy affair against Ross Montgomery, which has helped him climb five places from 26th to 21st and improve his hopes of making a World Championship debut in January.

Pos Points 12 boxes filled? Lowest score Notes
1 Wesley Harms 340 Yes 15
2 Richard Veenstra 322 Yes 15
3 Jim Williams 303 Yes 8 Qualifies as 2019 semi-finalist
4 Wayne Warren 291 Yes 16
5 Martijn Kleermaker 291 Yes 8
6 Dave Parletti 290 Yes 15
7 Willem Mandigers 275 Yes 8
8 Scott Mitchell 265 Yes 15
9 Nick Kenny 241 Yes 8
10 Adam Smith-Neale 226 Yes 8
11 Mario Vandenbogaerde 222 Yes 10
12 Gary Robson 201 Yes 10
13 Gary Stone 195 Yes 12
14 Andy Hamilton 192 Yes 10
15 Michael Unterbuchner 187 Yes 3 Qualifies as 2019 semi-finalist
16 Ryan Hogarth 184 10 out of 12 n/a Top 16 are seeded
17 Leighton Bennett 180 Yes 6
18 David Evans 179 Yes 8
19 Chris Landman 172 Yes 7
20 Scott Waites 168 8 out of 12 n/a Qualifies as 2019 runner-up
21 Sebastian Steyer 163 Yes 9
22 Simon Stainton 161 Yes 8
23 Gino Vos 160 11 out of 12 n/a
24 Ross Montgomery 160 Yes 10
25 John Scott 155 Yes 8
26 Francis Carragher 153 Yes 8 Top 26 qualify automatically
27 Martin Adams 149 10 out of 12 n/a Qualifies if 2019 World Master already qualified
30 Justin Thompson 141 Yes 7
43 Paul Hogan 116 8 out of 12 n/a
45 Joe Chaney 107 10 out of 12 n/a
46 Mark McGrath 99 9 out of 12 n/a
49 Derk Telnekes 97 8 out of 12 n/a
59 Wes Newton 82 7 out of 12 n/a
67 Brian Lokken 72 10 out of 12 n/a
71 Kyle McKinstry 69 6 out of 12 n/a
93 Roger Janssen 49 3 out of 12 n/a
120 Carl Hamilton 36 4 out of 12 n/a
166 Daniel Day 28 2 out of 12 n/a
213 Scott Taylor 21 1 out of 12 n/a

Bold = qualified for the World Trophy

Listen to Episode 117 of the Weekly Dartscast podcast with special guests Stuart Pyke, Dave Parletti and Casey Gallagher via the player below


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