1981 BDO World Darts Championship - The Results

The Results

First round Second round Quarter-finals Semi-finals
Best of 3 sets Best of 3 sets Best of 7 sets Best of 7 sets
Eric Bristow 2
Terry O'Dea 0
Eric Bristow 2
Dave Whitcombe 0
Dave Whitcombe 2
Charlie Ellix 0
Eric Bristow 4
Nicky Virachkul 0
Nicky Virachkul 2
Tony Sontag 1
Nicky Virachkul 2
Rab Smith 0
Rab Smith 2
Wayne Lock 1
Eric Bristow 4
Cliff Lazarenko 1
Cliff Lazarenko 2
Alan Hudson 0
Cliff Lazarenko 2
Jerry Umberger 0
Jerry Umberger 2
Len Heard 0
Cliff Lazarenko 4
Bobby George 0
Bobby George 2
Alistair Forrester 0
Bobby George 2
Tony Clark 0
Tony Clark 2
Bill Lennard 1
John Lowe 2
Angus Ross 0
John Lowe 2
Allan Hogg 1
Allan Hogg 2
Les Capewell 0
John Lowe 4
Ceri Morgan 3
Ceri Morgan 2
Doug McCarthy 1
Ceri Morgan 2
Leighton Rees 1
Leighton Rees 2
Tim Brown 0
John Lowe 4
Tony Brown 1


Jocky Wilson 2
Gordon Allpress 0
Jocky Wilson 2
Kevin White 1
Kevin White 2
Stefan Lord 1
Jocky Wilson 2
Tony Brown 4


Luc Marreel 2
Jan Larsen 1
Luc Marreel 0
Tony Brown 2


Tony Brown 2
Paul Gosling 1


Final (Best of 9 sets) Saturday 17 January
Eric Bristow 5-3 John Lowe
Highest Checkout: 0-3, 0-3, 3-2, 3-0, 3-0, 3-2, 2-3, 3-2 Highest Checkout:
Eric Bristow wins the 1981 Embassy World Darts Championship


THIRD PLACE MATCH (Best of 3 sets)

Cliff Lazarenko beat Tony Brown 2-1

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