Super League Darts 2014

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Super League Darts 2014

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Tournament status

Tournament type Qualifying tournament
organizer PDC Europe
venue GermanyGermany
Tournament dates
Defending champion Andree Welge
Attendees 16
Opening game January 11, 2014
Endgame 22nd November 2014
Match days 6th
Prize money (total) 4,300 €
Prize money (winner) 600 €
winner Max Hopp
statistics
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The Super League Darts 2014 (officially Bull's Super League Darts Germany 2014 ) was a qualification tournament which was organized for the second time by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC). It was used to determine a German participant in the PDC World Darts Championship 2015 .

The tournament began on January 11, 2014 with the first day of play and ended on November 22, 2014 with the play-offs.

Max Hopp secured the victory , who beat Sascha Stein with 10: 8-legs in the final.

qualification

16 players took part in the second edition of the Super League Darts, 11 of whom qualified in the previous season. Tomas Seyler withdrew his participation, which is why a wild card was given to Michael Hurtz . The remaining 4 places were awarded by the Super League Qualifier. The qualification tournament took place on January 10, 2014 in Münster .

The following players were part of the Super League Darts 2014:

player Qualified as
Kevin Münch 1. of the previous year
Maik Langendorf 2. of the previous year
Andree Welge 3rd of the previous year
Jyhan Artut 4th of the previous year
Max Hopp 5th of the previous year
Dragutin Horvat 6. of the previous year
Alexander Tauber 7th of the previous year
Sascha Stein 8. of the previous year
Karsten Koch 10. of the previous year
Marko pulse 11th of the previous year
Marc Legant 12th of the previous year
Michael Hurtz Wildcard
Thomas Obstfelder Qualifier
Kieran Lindour Qualifier
Colin Rice Qualifier
Sladan Nedic Qualifier

Preliminary round

The preliminary round matches will be played on a total of 5 tournament weekends. Every tournament weekend is played in the mode everyone against everyone . Every win brings one point. The 8 best players qualify for the play-offs at the end of the preliminary round. The players in places 15 and 16 will be relegated from the Super League. The player in 14th place can compete again in the Super League Qualifier. The preliminary round games are played in Best of Legs mode and the double-out variant . The first player to throw exactly 501 points wins a leg . The last throw of a leg must be on a double square. The game mode is best of 11 legs .

Venues

Tournament weekend date state city
1 11./12. January 2014 North Rhine-WestphaliaNorth Rhine-Westphalia North Rhine-Westphalia Muenster
2 28/29 March 2014 North Rhine-WestphaliaNorth Rhine-Westphalia North Rhine-Westphalia Muenster
3 17./18. May 2014 HesseHesse Hesse Rodgau
4th 26./27. July 2014 HesseHesse Hesse Darmstadt
5 11./12. October 2014 HesseHesse Hesse Rodgau

table

Pl. player Legs Diff. Points
1. Kevin Münch 422: 198 +224 64
2. Max Hopp 412: 213 +199 62
3. Maik Langendorf 410: 218 +192 60
4th Sascha Stein 379: 253 +126 50
5. Marko pulse 360: 275 +85 46
6th Andree Welge 319: 271 +48 45
7th Jyhan Artut 305: 308 −3 39
8th. Dragutin Horvat 344: 208 +36 38
9. Sladan Nedic 318: 319 −1 37
10. Alexander Tauber 309: 334 −35 35
11. Michael Hurtz 339: 313 +26 34
12. Colin Rice 251: 353 −102 24
13. Thomas Obstfelder 237: 356 −119 24
14th Kieran Lindour 210: 378 −168 18th
15th Karsten Koch 154: 390 −236 13
16. Marc Legant 133: 416 −283 8th
  • Qualified for the play-offs
  • Participation in the play-offs canceled
  • Participants in the Super League Qualifier for 2020
  • Relegation from the Super League Darts
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    Play-offs

    The play-offs took place on November 22, 2014 in Darmstadt .

    mode

    The eight remaining players were divided into two groups based on their position in the table, in which everyone plays against everyone. The game mode was again best of 11 legs . The first and second in the group then played the two finalists in a semi-final with the best of 15 legs mode . The final was played in the best of 19 legs mode.

    Results

    Group A

    Pl. player Sp. S. N Legs Diff. Points
    1. Kevin Munch (1) 3 3 0 18: 6 +12 6th
    2. Sascha Stein (4) 3 2 1 15:12 +3 4th
    3. Marko Puls (5) 3 1 2 12:14 −2 2
    4th Alexander Tauber (8) 3 0 3 5:18 −13 0
    Kevin Münch 6  : 1 Alexander Tauber
    Sascha Stein 6  : 4 Marko pulse
    Kevin Münch 6  : 3 Sascha Stein
    Marko pulse 6  : 2 Alexander Tauber
    Kevin Münch 6  : 2 Marko pulse
    Sascha Stein 6  : 2 Alexander Tauber

    Group B

    Pl. player Sp. S. N Legs Diff. Points
    1. Andree Welge (6) 3 3 0 18: 6 +12 6th
    2. Max Hopp (2) 3 2 1 15:11 +6 4th
    3. Maik Langendorf (3) 3 1 2 11:15 −4 2
    4th Sladan Nedic (7) 3 0 3 4:18 −14 0
    Max Hopp 6  : 1 Sladan Nedic
    Andree Welge 6  : 3 Maik Langendorf
    Andree Welge 6  : 3 Max Hopp
    Maik Langendorf 6  : 3 Sladan Nedic
    Max Hopp 6  : 2 Maik Langendorf
    Andree Welge 6  : 0 Sladan Nedic
      Semi-finals 11/22/2014
    best of 15 legs     		Final 11/22/2014
    best of 19 legs
                     
    A1 Kevin Münch 5    
    B2 Max Hopp 8th  
    B2 Max Hopp 10
      A2 Sascha Stein 8th
    B1 Andree Welge 4th
    A2 Sascha Stein 8th  

    Results at the World Cup

    Max Hopp also qualified for the PDC World Darts Championship 2015 via the PDC Pro Tour Order of Merit . The vacated starting place was awarded to the finalist Sascha Stein. After his 4-1 win over the Finn Kim Viljanen and the 3-1 first round win against the Englishman Stuart Kellett, this could only be stopped by the Dutchman Michael van Gerwen , who defeated him 4-1 in sets.

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ Defending champion van Gerwen a size too big for Stein accessed on March 30, 2020