2007 Las Vegas Desert Classic - Results

Results

A random draw was held after each round meaning no seedings were applied.

1st Round
losers £2,000
Wed 4 Jul &
Thu 5 Jul
2nd Round
losers £3,000
Fri 6 Jul
Quarter Finals
losers £5,000
Sat 7 Jul
Semi Finals
losers £7,000
Sun 8 Jul
Final
winner £20,000
runner-up £10,500
Sun 8 Jul
Raymond van Barneveld 6
Kevin Painter 1 v. Barneveld 8
Wayne Mardle 6 Mardle 1
John Ferrell 3 v. Barneveld 10
Steve Beaton 6 Scholten 4
Andy Hamilton 5 Beaton 5
Roland Scholten 6 Scholten 8
Andy Smith 4 v. Barneveld 11
Dennis Smith 6 Part 7
Dennis Priestley 5 D.Smith 8
Darin Young 6 Young 7
Tony Eccles 3 D.Smith 9
Mark Dudbridge 6 Part 10
Phil Taylor 5 Dudbridge 7
John Part 6 Part 8
Steve Maish 4 Raymond van Barneveld 13
Adrian Lewis 6 Terry Jenkins 6
Steve Smith 3 Lewis 8
Mervyn King 6 King 6
Gerry Convery 1 Lewis 8
Peter Manley 6 Manley 10
Vincent van der Voort 4 Manley 8
Colin Osborne 6 Osborne 4
James Wade 5 Manley 8
Gary Mawson 6 T.Jenkins 11
Stuart Holden 2 Mawson 8
Alan Tabern 6 Tabern 6
John Kuczynski 5 Mawson 7
Wes Newton 6 T. Jenkins 10
Colin Lloyd 3 W. Newton 7
Ray Carver 3 T. Jenkins 8
Terry Jenkins 6

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