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A Darts Tournament played in the USA with a possible top prize of $1,000,000

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Background Info

The World Series of Darts is a Professional Darts Corporation run event new for 2006. It is being held in the USA and will see the top 16 ranked Professional Darts Corporation players take on 16 American qualifiers, 12 of will be winners from several tournaments and 4 from a 'Friday Night Madness' at the Mohegan Sun casino in Connecticut. The top prize is $1,000,000 but this can only be won by a American player. A non-american player will win a smaller cash prize.

2006 Qualifiers

Isen Veljic of Chicago, who qualifed from the Virginia Beach Qualifier beating Cabell Stapes in the final.
Roger Carter of Auburn, who qualfied from the Atlanta qualifier, beating Scott Wollaston in the final. Carter has played in the British Darts Organisation
's Embassy World Championship and the Professional Darts Corporation
's Las Vegas Desert Classic
in 2003.
Jim Widmayer of Staten Island who qualified from the New Jersey qualifier, beating Jerry Van Loan in the final. The New Jersey qualifier also saw Darin Young and John Kuczynski who had played in the 2006 Professional Darts Corporation
Ladbrokes.com World Championship. Widmayer has also played in the 1994 Stan James World Matchplay.
Jim Watkins of Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania qualified from the March 4,2006 Philadelphia qualifier, defeating Tom Stewart in the final. Watkin's most noteable darts career highlight is winning back-to-back National 501 Singles titles in 1993 and 1994.
David DePriest of Grand Rapids, Michigan qualified from the March 5,2006 Chicago qualifier, defeating Joe Slivan of Orlando in the final.
Joseph Carter Chaney of Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee qualified from the March 11, 2006 Washington, DC qualifier, defeating Darin Young.
Johnny Kuczynski of Zion Grove, Pennsylvania qualified from the March 12, 2006 Las Vegas qualifier, defeating Sean Downs of Colton, California.
Tim Grossman of Hudson, New York, the 2000 Cricket
national champion, qualified from the March 18, 2006 Windsor Locks, Connecticut qualifier, defeating Dave Marienthal of Bloomingdale, New Jersey in a seventh leg tie-breaker.

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