Hi, Thanks to everyone who showed up this Saturday and Played Charge the Bull & a really BIG thanks to Mr. Mike Jenner at Elite Darts for the Darts room and the Snacks!!
The Challenge competition was very high and with The Bear at Double 16 just beating Emma 'Vixen' Hines (11.75av) with the Highest Average of 12.87av (399pts // 31dts) he now leads the CTB Honour Table (video and interactive Honour table coming soon).
Can you beat the Charge the Bull Challenge?
TMOD TEAM
Monday, 13 July 2009
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
CHARGE THE BULL, THE CHALLENGE!
CTB Challenge - 11.07.09 Nottinghamshire
Check out themastersofdarts.co.uk to find out latest Challenge at Elite Darts showroom (Courtesy of Mike 'Phat Boi' Jenner) at Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire this Saturday 11th July.
Get down and Play some New Darts!!! Win Prizes and Maybe Even Meet a PRO or 2!!!
Cheers, hopefully see ya down there.
TMOD TEAM
Check out themastersofdarts.co.uk to find out latest Challenge at Elite Darts showroom (Courtesy of Mike 'Phat Boi' Jenner) at Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire this Saturday 11th July.
Get down and Play some New Darts!!! Win Prizes and Maybe Even Meet a PRO or 2!!!
Cheers, hopefully see ya down there.
TMOD TEAM
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
CHARGE THE BULL, IT BEGINS!
CHARGE THE BULL - The New Darts Game
The newest Game in Darts, with no restrictions on Gender or Age and being more tactical than 501/301 games this is an easy sport to pick up and play.
Based loosely on American Cricket scoring system and the Around the Clock order of play - Charge the Bull (CTB) can be played with 4 throwers on 1 board, giving darts challengers longer on the board.
Whilst 501/301 game places the emphasis on subtracting the score and having a fixed number to throw from - CTB is based on scoring and adding as many points as possible in the fewest amount of darts making every game different and giving players much more strategies to play to.
Find the Rules of CTB at themastersofdarts.co.uk and look out for the Challenges.
TMOD Team
The newest Game in Darts, with no restrictions on Gender or Age and being more tactical than 501/301 games this is an easy sport to pick up and play.
Based loosely on American Cricket scoring system and the Around the Clock order of play - Charge the Bull (CTB) can be played with 4 throwers on 1 board, giving darts challengers longer on the board.
Whilst 501/301 game places the emphasis on subtracting the score and having a fixed number to throw from - CTB is based on scoring and adding as many points as possible in the fewest amount of darts making every game different and giving players much more strategies to play to.
Find the Rules of CTB at themastersofdarts.co.uk and look out for the Challenges.
TMOD Team
Monday, 15 June 2009
LONG TIME - NEW POST
Hi everyone
well it's been a while since the huge success of an event the ShowDown Tournament back in march 09
our most recent event was the Double Dutch exhibition w ith Raymond Van Barneveld and Vincent Van Der Voort in Ibstock 4th June, over 350 audience members. Vincent beat Barnie in the pro match
We would like to bid a farewell to Matt Ward whom has left TMOD to pursue other things, i'm sure you will still see and hear about his future dart events in and around Leicestershire and the UK; we wish him every success in his ventures
We have shaken things up a little behind the scenes here at TMOD and we are working on something that we aim to launch over the next few weeks, it's all very hush hush at the moment but i'm sure you will catch little hints around the darts circuit and forums... watch this space! (The Picture below has something to do with it).
we will be updating the website too; adding new features incluing photo gallery for our event audience and darts fans in general to show off your pics
A video gallery again where you can send us your videos / video links and we will display them on our site
we are also going to have voting polls, darts news and reviews
a calender of events of ours and others dart exhibitions, tournaments etc
a list of the best venues; pubs, clubs, sports centres etc
and much more
TMOD Team
Monday, 30 March 2009
THE SHOWDOWN 2009 - SELL OUT TO ALMOST 1000 PEOPLE
Wow
What a night friday was the SHOWDOWN was a sell out and a major success firsty thank you to
Mike Jennar - our proud sponsor - elite darts
All 8 players
The two Nicolas, Wils and tinks, Little richard, Scott Gibling, Paul Booth
A special congratulations to Gary Anderson our Winner what a performance!!
Results
Last 8
Wayne Mardle 4 Bob Anderson 3
James Wade 4 Mark Webster 2
Ade Lewis 4 Peter Manley 1
Gary Anderson 4 John Part 0
Semi Finals
James Wade 6 Wayne Mardle 2
Gary Anderson 6 Adrian Lewis 2
Final
Gary Anderson 5 James Wade 4
Cheers
Matt Ward
What a night friday was the SHOWDOWN was a sell out and a major success firsty thank you to
Mike Jennar - our proud sponsor - elite darts
All 8 players
The two Nicolas, Wils and tinks, Little richard, Scott Gibling, Paul Booth
A special congratulations to Gary Anderson our Winner what a performance!!
Results
Last 8
Wayne Mardle 4 Bob Anderson 3
James Wade 4 Mark Webster 2
Ade Lewis 4 Peter Manley 1
Gary Anderson 4 John Part 0
Semi Finals
James Wade 6 Wayne Mardle 2
Gary Anderson 6 Adrian Lewis 2
Final
Gary Anderson 5 James Wade 4
Cheers
Matt Ward
Thursday, 5 February 2009
HAWAII 501, MARDLE INTERVIEW ON THE SHOWDOWN 2009
Fans at the Masters of Darts tonight can expect to see a best-ever Wayne Mardle.
Mardle, the showman of the oche known as ‘Hawaii 501,’ reckons his inclusion in the Whyte & Mackay Premier League that started last month will help him produce his best form at Hermitage Leisure Centre.
He said: “Being in the Premier League means you get used to playing the best players in the world in front of massive crowds week in, week out and that’s what you need.
“The experience I get in the Premier League will help me through when I’m playing in front of big crowds in big tournaments.”
Mardle is looking forward to playing in tonight’s big tournament.
“Matt Ward has been putting on quality events,” he said, “and this is another good tournament. I’ve got the chance to test myself against some of the best players from the BDO and we all know what Bob Anderson is capable of.”
Mardle is looking to have a massive year.
He has reached the semi-finals of the world championships five times – beating Phil Taylor in the last eight in 2008 – and has reached the final of the Stan James World Matchplay and the Las Vegas Desert Classic twice.
“I’m looking to kick on this year and win a couple of massive tournaments,” he said. “I know what I can do and I haven’t achieved as much as I can yet.
“But it’s getting tougher and tougher.
“In the past, you could maybe get away with not preparing properly, but not any more. If you don’t practice hard before a tournament, you are going home early.
“There are players coming through like Jamie Caven from Leicester, who can beat anyone on their day.
“Darts is big business these days and the standard is improving all the time. I know I’ve got to keep practising hard.”
Mardle, the showman of the oche known as ‘Hawaii 501,’ reckons his inclusion in the Whyte & Mackay Premier League that started last month will help him produce his best form at Hermitage Leisure Centre.
He said: “Being in the Premier League means you get used to playing the best players in the world in front of massive crowds week in, week out and that’s what you need.
“The experience I get in the Premier League will help me through when I’m playing in front of big crowds in big tournaments.”
Mardle is looking forward to playing in tonight’s big tournament.
“Matt Ward has been putting on quality events,” he said, “and this is another good tournament. I’ve got the chance to test myself against some of the best players from the BDO and we all know what Bob Anderson is capable of.”
Mardle is looking to have a massive year.
He has reached the semi-finals of the world championships five times – beating Phil Taylor in the last eight in 2008 – and has reached the final of the Stan James World Matchplay and the Las Vegas Desert Classic twice.
“I’m looking to kick on this year and win a couple of massive tournaments,” he said. “I know what I can do and I haven’t achieved as much as I can yet.
“But it’s getting tougher and tougher.
“In the past, you could maybe get away with not preparing properly, but not any more. If you don’t practice hard before a tournament, you are going home early.
“There are players coming through like Jamie Caven from Leicester, who can beat anyone on their day.
“Darts is big business these days and the standard is improving all the time. I know I’ve got to keep practising hard.”
DARTH MAPLE Feels the Force.
JOHN PART INTERVIEW.
John Part reckons anything could happen tonight !
Part clinched his third world title at
But the Canadian says none of that will prepare for him what lies in store tonight !
“You’ve got eight world-class players,” he said, “and the atmosphere will be electric with the crowd close to the stage, so who knows what will happen ?
“Any one of us could win it.
“I’m sure there will be some great darts thrown and the winner will be the player who deals with the occasion the best.
“I’ve played in Matt Ward’s events before and he always seems to sell plenty of tickets.”
Many in the crowd tonight will be cheering Part.
He said: “I’m probably better known in
“People like to talk about darts and ask me how do you beat Phil Taylor ?
“I’ve done it a few times, but he has beaten me a lot more times. I played him in the Premier League twice last year, averaged more than 103 and still didn’t win many legs !
“You have to take every chance you get and hope he misses a few. But sometimes you feel as though it doesn’t matter what you do, he will still beat you.”
Part looks set for a busy few months with the Blue Square UK Open and Stan James World Matchplay coming up.
“I need a good year,” he said. “I’m playing well and I’m looking forward to all the tournaments.”
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