2010 Zuiderduin Masters

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Zuiderduin Masters
Tournament information
Dates10 December 2010 – 12 December 2010
VenueHotel Zuiderduin
Location Egmond aan Zee
Country North Holland, the Netherlands
Organisation(s) BDO / WDF
FormatMen
Legs (group stage)
Sets (from quarter-finals)
Final – best of 9 Sets
Women
Legs (from quarter-finals)
Sets (final)
Final – best of 3 Sets
Champion(s)
Flag of Scotland.svg Ross Montgomery (men)
Flag of England.svg Trina Gulliver (women)
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The 2010 Zuiderduin Masters was a BDO/WDF darts tournament that took place in Egmond aan Zee, Netherlands.

Contents

Ross Montgomery won the men's title, beating Robbie Green 5-4 in sets having been 4-0 down.

Qualifying

The players in bold are the seeded players for the group stages in the men's event and the knockout stages in the women's event. Steve West and Deta Hedman (in italics) qualified through more than one method.

Results

Men's tournament

Group stage

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All matches best of 9 legs. Two points are gained for every match won.
P = Played; W = Won; L = Lost; LF = Legs for; LA = Legs against; +/- = Leg difference; Pts = Points

Knockout stages

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Quarter-Finals
Best of 5 sets
Semi-Finals
Best of 5 sets
Final
Best of 9 sets
         
1 Flag of Scotland.svg Ross Montgomery 3
Flag of England.svg Stuart Kellett 2
1 Flag of Scotland.svg Ross Montgomery 3
Flag of England.svg Tony O'Shea 2
  Flag of England.svg Tony O'Shea 3
Flag of England.svg Ted Hankey 0
1 Flag of Scotland.svg Ross Montgomery 5
Flag of England.svg Robbie Green 4
2 Flag of England.svg Martin Adams 3
Flag of England.svg Dean Winstanley 0
2 Flag of England.svg Martin Adams 3
Flag of England.svg Robbie Green 1
  Flag of England.svg Robbie Green 3
Flag of England.svg Gary Robson 0

Women's tournament

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Quarter-Finals
Best of 7 legs
Semi-Finals
Best of 7 legs
Final
Best of 3 sets
         
Flag of England.svg Trina Gulliver 4
3 Flag of England.svg Dee Bateman 3
Flag of England.svg Trina Gulliver 4
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Karin Krappen 2
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Karin Krappen 4
2 Flag of Russia.svg Irina Armstrong 3
Flag of England.svg Trina Gulliver 2
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Francis Hoenselaar 1
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Francis Hoenselaar 4
4 Flag of England.svg Karen Lawman 0
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Francis Hoenselaar 4
1 Flag of England.svg Deta Hedman 2
1 Flag of England.svg Deta Hedman 4
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Sharon Prins 0

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