Luke Woodhouse beats Carl Sneyd 6-2
Poland Darts Open · Last 48 · Fri 20 Feb
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We are underway at Poland Darts Open in Last 48 with Luke Woodhouse against Carl Sneyd. The scoring swings from leg to leg before Luke Woodhouse finally seals it 6-2, with the pressure rising whenever the players move into finishing range. Luke Woodhouse holds throw in Leg 1. Luke Woodhouse takes out 24 with Carl Sneyd poised on 60; the checkout visit needs only 1 dart.
Luke Woodhouse leads 1-0. Luke Woodhouse strikes with a break of throw in Leg 2. Carl Sneyd gets a look at 60 but the finish does not go, and 40 remains. Luke Woodhouse is sitting on 16 at the other end, so the pressure is immediate.; Luke Woodhouse takes out 16 with Carl Sneyd poised on 40; the checkout visit needs only 2 darts; and that is a break of throw.
Luke Woodhouse leads 2-0. Carl Sneyd answers immediately with a break-back in Leg 3. Carl Sneyd shuts the door with a 121 checkout; the checkout visit needs only 1 dart; that makes it a 10-dart leg; and that is a break of throw. Luke Woodhouse leads 2-1.
Luke Woodhouse answers immediately with a break-back in Leg 4. Luke Woodhouse answers with a maximum; Luke Woodhouse gets the finish on 54; the checkout visit needs only 2 darts; that makes it a 11-dart leg; and that is a break of throw. Luke Woodhouse leads 3-1. Luke Woodhouse holds throw in Leg 5.
Luke Woodhouse gets the finish on 58; the checkout visit needs only 1 dart. Luke Woodhouse leads 4-1. Carl Sneyd stops a run of 2 legs by taking Leg 6. A 180 from Luke Woodhouse turns up the pressure; Luke Woodhouse has 20 available but cannot take it out, leaving 10.
Carl Sneyd is sitting on 61 at the other end, so the pressure is immediate.; Carl Sneyd takes out 61 with Luke Woodhouse poised on 10; the checkout visit needs only 2 darts. Luke Woodhouse leads 4-2. Luke Woodhouse holds throw in Leg 7. Luke Woodhouse reaches 68 and has a chance to close the leg, but returns with 4 still on the board.; Luke Woodhouse takes out 4 with Carl Sneyd poised on 100; the checkout visit needs only 1 dart.
Luke Woodhouse leads 5-2. Luke Woodhouse closes out Leg 8. Luke Woodhouse answers with a maximum; Luke Woodhouse takes out 68 with Carl Sneyd poised on 70; the checkout visit needs only 2 darts; that makes it a 14-dart leg; and that is a break of throw. That's the match - Luke Woodhouse wins 6-2.
Luke Woodhouse posts the higher three-dart average, 93.91 compared with 84.15. The match contains 4 breaks of throw. The decisive difference comes in the moments when one player reaches a finish, the other is close enough to punish a miss, and the next visit suddenly matters more than the average.
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How every leg unfolded
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Luke Woodhouse holds throw in Leg 1. Luke Woodhouse takes out 24 with Carl Sneyd poised on 60; the checkout visit needs only 1 dart. Luke Woodhouse leads 1-0.
Luke Woodhouse strikes with a break of throw in Leg 2. Carl Sneyd gets a look at 60 but the finish does not go, and 40 remains. Luke Woodhouse is sitting on 16 at the other end, so the pressure is immediate.; Luke Woodhouse takes out 16 with Carl Sneyd poised on 40; the checkout visit needs only 2 darts; and that is a break of throw. Luke Woodhouse leads 2-0.
Carl Sneyd answers immediately with a break-back in Leg 3. Carl Sneyd shuts the door with a 121 checkout; the checkout visit needs only 1 dart; that makes it a 10-dart leg; and that is a break of throw. Luke Woodhouse leads 2-1.
Luke Woodhouse answers immediately with a break-back in Leg 4. Luke Woodhouse answers with a maximum; Luke Woodhouse gets the finish on 54; the checkout visit needs only 2 darts; that makes it a 11-dart leg; and that is a break of throw. Luke Woodhouse leads 3-1.
Luke Woodhouse holds throw in Leg 5. Luke Woodhouse gets the finish on 58; the checkout visit needs only 1 dart. Luke Woodhouse leads 4-1.
Carl Sneyd stops a run of 2 legs by taking Leg 6. A 180 from Luke Woodhouse turns up the pressure; Luke Woodhouse has 20 available but cannot take it out, leaving 10. Carl Sneyd is sitting on 61 at the other end, so the pressure is immediate.; Carl Sneyd takes out 61 with Luke Woodhouse poised on 10; the checkout visit needs only 2 darts. Luke Woodhouse leads 4-2.
Luke Woodhouse holds throw in Leg 7. Luke Woodhouse reaches 68 and has a chance to close the leg, but returns with 4 still on the board.; Luke Woodhouse takes out 4 with Carl Sneyd poised on 100; the checkout visit needs only 1 dart. Luke Woodhouse leads 5-2.
Luke Woodhouse closes out Leg 8. Luke Woodhouse answers with a maximum; Luke Woodhouse takes out 68 with Carl Sneyd poised on 70; the checkout visit needs only 2 darts; that makes it a 14-dart leg; and that is a break of throw. That's the match - Luke Woodhouse wins 6-2.