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Vault'un son bölümünde 1 milyon £'luk ödül havuzu

Vault 18 son haftalarına yaklaşırken oyuncular, 1 milyon £'un üzerinde ödülün söz konusu olduğu Ulusal Finallerde yer almak için İngiltere ve İrlanda'da yarışıyor.
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The essentials
  • Vault 18'in son haftaları son derece rekabetçi olacak şekilde şekilleniyor.
  • On bir bölgesel lider, alanın geri kalanı için referans noktası belirliyor.
  • Oyuncular Bölgesel Finallere hazırlanırken tutarlı performans önemli olmaya devam ediyor.

Over the past seven weeks, darts players throughout the UK and Ireland have been competing fiercely to gain points and secure qualification spots in the ADC Vault series. As Vault 18 moves into its final stage, the competition is intensifying, and the overall standings are starting to take shape more clearly. The focus is now on maintaining strong positions or making a last-ditch effort to improve before the Regional Finals come into focus.

The Regional Finals have now been confirmed for all eleven regions. They serve as the next major milestone in the journey leading up to the National Finals in October. These upcoming events will determine regional champions. They will also set the stage for players aiming to qualify for the prestigious National Finals at Bradmoor Farm in Aylesbury. With this in mind, players are aware of the critical importance of their remaining matches in the series.

Leading players in each region are facing heightened expectations as they carry the top positions. For instance, Steven Johnstone in Scotland and Raymond Mulvey in Ireland have shown exceptional form in Vault 18, but the threat of chasing players is always present. Every match still presents an opportunity for improvement, making the competition dynamic and unpredictable. Regional leaders must stay alert to the threats around them.

A defining characteristic of the Vault series is that it values consistency over single, standout performances. Players are rewarded for gradual progress and sustained performance, which sets it apart from knockout-style events. This means the competition is long and challenging, and every remaining match carries significant weight. The total prize money of over £1 million across regional and global competitions adds further pressure to every match.

As the final weeks of Vault 18 unfold, the intensity is reaching new levels. Every remaining event has the potential to change the standings drastically. For those still struggling to qualify, these matches could represent a final opportunity. They can use these matches to secure their place in the next stage of the competition. This will happen before the Regional Finals begin.

Darts fans and players can follow the latest updates and standings. They can do so in the dedicated ADC area on the DartsWorld Amateur Web platform. With the Regional Finals confirmed and the National Finals on the horizon, the excitement is building. What promises to be one of the most competitive amateur darts seasons yet is approaching.

Regional leaders in the Vault 18 series include: Steven Johnstone (Scotland), Raymond Mulvey (Ireland), Christian Ennis (Northern Ireland), Alec Small (Wales), Ryan Branley (North East), Harrison Leigh (North West). Also, Jacob Gwynne (Yorkshire and Humber), Dan Nicholls (Midlands), Andy Steed (South West), George Cressey (South East & London), and Kevin Edwards (East of England).

Frequently asked questions

When are the Regional Finals taking place?

The Regional Finals have now been confirmed for all eleven regions.

Who is the leader in Scotland for Vault 18?

Steven Johnstone in Scotland is one of the leading players in the Vault 18 series.

Where will the National Finals be held?

The National Finals will be held at Bradmoor Farm in Aylesbury.

Based on reporting by Darts World Magazine, compiled by the Tradingbird newsroom. Published 06 Aug 2026, 04:50.
Topics: Darts · Transfer

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