Bialecki/Gurney - 62/52/51/55
Pietreczko/Uuldriks - Insufficent data on Uuldriks
van Duijvenbode/Hurrell - 71/68/65/68
Joyce/Bates - 44/49/48/47
O'Connor/Veenstra - 42/52/53/49
Gilding/Hopp - 62/59/57/59
Chisnall/Masalin - Insufficient data on Masalin
Huybrechts/van Schie - 85/78/68/77
Springer/Williams - 40/47/53/47
Zonneveld/de Decker - 68/54/58/60
de Graaf/Mansell - 53/63/58/58
Reyes/Kciuk - Insufficient data on Kciuk
Heta/Verberk - No data on Verberk
Sedlacek/Rydz - 28/43/38/36
Menzies/Kenny - 91/82/75/83
Smith/Burton - 44/46/45 (no short data on Burton)
Of those we don't have data on, Uuldriks is a relatively new name to me, is in the database from a Dutch Open run, pretty consistent 85-90 averages in the quali so ought to be able to ask questions of Pietreczko. Masalin's been in a couple of these this year and did pick up a win over Doets, but has been pretty darned quiet on the Nordic tour compared to 2025, where he also went on a bit of a Lakeside run. Kciuk's a former card holder who we know about, but not for a while and when we last saw him he lost convincingly to Cullen in the first ET of the worlds after getting a shelling at Ally Pally by O'Connor. Verberk's not a new name as we saw him in some Challenge and Dev Tours 5-6 years ago, but has been very quiet of late, not being seen since the 2023 Dutch Open, but is playing the CT and was fairly close to getting back on the current database a couple of times. Burton's only just not won enough legs by one and the short data if we were to use it is more or less the same as the longer samples.
That's it, we've got a bit more details about the European Open and it sounds alright. I'm actually somewhat tempted to go on the Friday.
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