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Why Is There A Separate Darts Competition For Men And Women?

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dave50 | 10:33 Mon 06th Jan 2014 | ChatterBank
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Noticed this on the competition being televised at the moment. I was wondering why it is considering it really is just a game of skill with physical strength not being an advantage.
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Women just can't drink that much ...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgap_CzceBM
Because the "macho" men who play competitive darts are afraid of being shown up by being beaten by a woman.

P.S. I used to play for a village woman's team when they couldn't make a full team. No problem.
Not only are there two different competitions, the winner of the men's championship gets £100,000 and the women's champion only gets £12,000. How is that fair?

As you say, its only skill and not physical strength so I don't think there should be such a difference.
the same could be said for snooker ... it would certainly create added interest
Same applies to snooker. Why?
because it's a game of skill requiring little strength?
Our area's big darts comp, open to all, was won by a lady!
Are there many women , who are good enough to compete with the men at the top , in terms of scoring ?

I watched some of the women's mathes and the scoring does seem to be 'low' in the games - i.e. it takes longer to check out .

If i'm needed urgently , you might find me in the cupboard , under the stairs .
This lady

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anastasia_Dobromyslova

has competed against the men in 2008 and 2009 (At the PDC World Championships)
The hoche is nearer the board for women, too.
I think the ladies just like to give men a chance to win, on occasion.
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