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2013 Gibraltar Darts Trophy

The 2013 Gibraltar Darts Trophy[1] was the fifth of eight PDC European Tour events on the 2013 PDC Pro Tour. The tournament took place at the Victoria Stadium, Gibraltar, from 28–30 June 2013. It featured a field of 64 players and £100,000 in prize money, with £20,000 going to the winner. It was won by Phil Taylor, with Jamie Lewis as the runner-up.

2013 Gibraltar Darts Trophy
Tournament information
Dates28–30 June 2013
VenueVictoria Stadium
LocationGibraltar
Country Gibraltar
Organisation(s)PDC
FormatLegs
Prize fund£100,000
Winner's share£20,000
Nine-dart finishEngland Ross Smith
Champion(s)
England Phil Taylor
«Event 4 Event 6»

Also notable was the nine-dart finish hit by Ross Smith in his second round defeat by Adrian Lewis, which was the last nine darter to be hit in the PDC European Tour until June 2018.

Course of the event

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Phil Taylor won his second European Tour title with a 6–1 victory over Jamie Lewis in the final. He had previously beaten Steve Beaton 6-0 in the last eight and Dave Chisnall 6-2 in the semi-finals, recording an average score of 112.73 in the former.[2] The £20,000 first prize was Taylor's second win in June 2013, having earlier won the 2013 UK Open title. Taylor's victory was his first European Tour win since Berlin in June 2012,[3] adding to a career that has led to him being called the greatest ever darts player.[4] He told the Staffordshire newspaper The Sentinel, "It's fantastic to win this and I am over the moon. It's been a great weekend for me and I've really enjoyed it in Gibraltar."[3]

The tournament's biggest surprise was Jamie Lewis' appearance in the final. He reached his first senior final after having to qualify to take part in the event,[3] and was aiming to win one match and the £1,000 prize money, so that he would earn a place in the world top 64 and would avoid having to need to qualify for the 2014 PDC European Tour.

The event was the first-ever Gibraltar Darts Trophy, sponsored by the Government of Gibraltar at a reported cost of £100,000. Although it was not broadcast live, it was covered by Sky Sports.[5] The trophy was presented by the territory's Sports Minister, Stephen Linares.[3] Four Gibraltarian players participated as home nation qualifiers, but were all eliminated in the opening round.[6]

Prize money

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Stage (num. of players) Prize money
Winner (1) £20,000
Runner-up (1) £10,000
Semi-finalists (2) £5,000
Quarter-finalists (4) £3,000
Third round losers (8) £2,000
Second round losers (16) £1,000
First round losers (32) £500
Total £100,000

Qualification

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The top 32 players from the PDC ProTour Order of Merit Archived 2013-11-27 at archive.today on the 22 May 2013 automatically qualified for the event.[7] The remaining 32 places went to players from three qualifying events - 20 from the UK Qualifier (held in Wigan on 24 May),[1] eight from the European Qualifier (held at the venue in Gibraltar on 27 June) and four from the Host Nation Qualifier (held in Gibraltar on 24 April).[8][9]

Draw

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[10]

First round
(best of 11 legs)
28 June
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Second round
(best of 11 legs)
29 June
[12]
Third round
(best of 11 legs)
30 June
[13]
Quarter-finals
(best of 11 legs)
30 June
[14]
Semi-finals
(best of 11 legs)
30 June
[14]
Final
(best of 11 legs)
30 June
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1 Netherlands  Michael van Gerwen 94.10 6
England  John Bowles 86.23 2
1 Netherlands  van Gerwen 95.07 6
32 England  Rand 85.29 2
32 England  Scott Rand 88.73 6
Scotland  Jim Walker 86.51 4
1 Netherlands  van Gerwen 90.49 6
17 England  Lloyd 75.83 1
16 England  Stuart Kellett 86.13 4
Finland  Jani Haavisto 87.53 6
Finland  Haavisto 83.09 4
17 England  Lloyd 85.90 6
17 England  Colin Lloyd 90.07 6
Netherlands  Vincent van der Voort 91.59 2
1 Netherlands  van Gerwen 90.40 5
9 England  A. Lewis 97.72 6
8 England  Ian White 91.90 6
England  Kevin McDine 85.53 3
8 England  White 101.52 2
25 England  Caven 104.67 6
25 England  Jamie Caven 94.09 6
Netherlands  Leo Hendriks 84.75 2
25 England  Caven 90.76 4
9 England  A. Lewis 93.10 6
9 England  Adrian Lewis 95.89 6
Northern Ireland  Mickey Mansell 94.02 5
9 England  A. Lewis 91.17 6
England  R. Smith 90.95 5
24 England  Andy Smith 91.11 3
England  Ross Smith 102.02 6
9 England  A. Lewis 93.45 5
Wales  J. Lewis 84.05 6
5 England  Wes Newton 94.18 5
Austria  Mensur Suljović 98.30 6
Austria  Suljović 79.65 1
28 England  Painter 96.47 6
28 England  Kevin Painter 88.18 6
Belgium  Ronny Huybrechts 84.59 3
28 England  Painter 93.26 6
21 England  Wade 100.80 3
12 England  Ronnie Baxter 80.85 6
England  Matthew Edgar 78.07 1
12 England  Baxter 97.58 5
21 England  Wade 95.30 6
21 England  James Wade 101.19 6
England  Joe Murnan 93.63 3
28 England  Painter 86.74 5
Wales  J. Lewis 93.91 6
4 Scotland  Robert Thornton 99.53 6
England  Matthew Dennant 86.88 4
4 Scotland  Thornton 97.22 5
Wales  J. Lewis 88.59 6
29 England  Colin Osborne 90.17 4
Wales  Jamie Lewis 88.55 6
  Wales  J. Lewis 93.94 6
England  Brown 82.16 0
13 Australia  Paul Nicholson 90.57 6
England  Joe Cullen 81.73 5
13 Australia  Nicholson 91.49 3
England  Brown 93.04 6
20 Northern Ireland  Brendan Dolan 105.04 4
England  Steve Brown 94.34 6
Wales  J. Lewis 90.50 1
10 England  Taylor 101.42 6
2 Australia  Simon Whitlock 88.73 3
Republic of Ireland  Connie Finnan 87.10 6
Republic of Ireland  Finnan 81.20 5
31 England  Beaton 85.95 6
31 England  Steve Beaton 87.20 6
Gibraltar  George Federico 70.05 2
31 England  Beaton 94.69 6
Scotland  Henderson 93.37 5
15 England  Mervyn King 96.54 4
Scotland  John Henderson 97.55 6
Scotland  Henderson 88.22 6
18 England  Pipe 88.96 4
18 England  Justin Pipe 100.26 6
England  Steve Maish 81.31 2
31 England  Beaton 102.54 0
10 England  Taylor 112.73 6
7 Canada  John Part 85.11 6
England  Nigel Heydon 88.42 4
7 Canada  Part 79.97 1
Netherlands  de Geus 81.97 6
26 England  Arron Monk 95.20 3
Netherlands  Leon de Geus 93.22 6
Netherlands  de Geus 87.60 1
10 England  Taylor 97.49 6
10 England  Phil Taylor 115.31 6
Netherlands  Gino Vos 86.61 2
10 England  Taylor 88.75 6
England  Winstanley 74.02 1
23 England  Mark Walsh 93.57 5
England  Dean Winstanley 94.46 6
10 England  Taylor 102.69 6
3 England  Chisnall 99.42 2
6 Belgium  Kim Huybrechts 101.06 6
England  Peter Hudson 87.47 2
6 Belgium  K. Huybrechts 102.48 6
27 Wales  Burnett 84.64 0
27 Wales  Richie Burnett 89.62 6
Netherlands  Jelle Klaasen 94.12 3
6 Belgium  K. Huybrechts 102.72 6
11 Scotland  Wright 103.06 4
11 Scotland  Peter Wright 101.33 6
England  Mark Hylton 93.93 0
11 Scotland  Wright 94.82 6
England  Amos 84.99 5
22 Wales  Mark Webster 90.23 4
England  Paul Amos 92.59 6
6 Belgium  K. Huybrechts 96.60 4
3 England  Chisnall 96.74 6
3 England  Dave Chisnall 96.97 6
Gibraltar  Manuel Vilerio 74.83 0
3 England  Chisnall 104.76 6
England  Payne 100.50 1
30 England  Wayne Jones 83.01 2
England  Josh Payne 87.16 6
3 England  Chisnall 111.26 6
14 England  Hamilton 99.94 3
14 England  Andy Hamilton 97.01 6
Gibraltar  Dyson Parody 88.06 3
14 England  Hamilton 92.76 6
19 Scotland  Anderson 105.50 5
19 Scotland  Gary Anderson 92.97 6
Gibraltar  Dylan Duo 75.03 0

References

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