Spoilers For Thursday November 3rd 2011
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 2:11 pm
So, we have arrived at another octochamp crowning ceremony, but will our "Butcher" be knighted with a sword, or more appropriately, perhaps, a meat cleaver
Well, the stats don't look that good for David unfortunately, as his most realistic highest place on the table he could reach is probably 6th
Here's the runthrough:
* Mark Deeks & Graeme Cole are mathematically out of reach.
* Carl Williams & Jayne Wisniewski are probably out of reach, as David would have to break the high score record.
* Dave Taylor is also probably out of reach, as he'd have to get a score over 40 points more than his current PB.
So that leaves Nikki Roberts:
*If David loses with a score below 100, then he stays at #7.
*If David loses with a score of 101 or more, then he moves up to #6.
*If he wins, he'll go up to #6, unless he gets a super humongous score, then he might move higher.
Don't forget also that if David wins with a score of 81 or less, he breaks Danny Pledger's low-scoring octochamp record.
Hope that's all sorted.
See you later for the recap.

Well, the stats don't look that good for David unfortunately, as his most realistic highest place on the table he could reach is probably 6th
Here's the runthrough:
* Mark Deeks & Graeme Cole are mathematically out of reach.
* Carl Williams & Jayne Wisniewski are probably out of reach, as David would have to break the high score record.
* Dave Taylor is also probably out of reach, as he'd have to get a score over 40 points more than his current PB.
So that leaves Nikki Roberts:
*If David loses with a score below 100, then he stays at #7.
*If David loses with a score of 101 or more, then he moves up to #6.
*If he wins, he'll go up to #6, unless he gets a super humongous score, then he might move higher.
Don't forget also that if David wins with a score of 81 or less, he breaks Danny Pledger's low-scoring octochamp record.
Hope that's all sorted.
See you later for the recap.