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tournament that took place on 11–13 December in

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. It was the 11th staging of the event, and the last tournament to be staged that year. The competition saw

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hit a

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during his quarter-final match against

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, becoming the first player to achieve the feat in the Zuiderduin's history. Fitton went on to win the tournament, with a 4 sets to 2 win over

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in the final, becoming the third

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to claim the title. The women's event was won by

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' Julie Gore, who triumphed against

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2 sets to 0. Gore's three dart average of 86.07 was the highest recognized average for a ladies player in a BDO major, since

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's 81.54 average in the 2008 World Championship.

Results

Men's tournament

Group stage

''all matches best of 9 legs.
P = Played; W = Won; L = Lost; LF = Legs for; LA = Legs against; +/- = Leg difference; Pts = Points'' Group A Mark Barilli 78.03 3-5 Martin Atkins 79.47
Tony O'Shea 85.83 4-5 Mark Barilli 87.39
Tony O'Shea 93.36 4-5 Martin Atkins 88.23

Group B John Henderson 101.91 5-2 Ian White 84.75
Alan Norris 90.75 5-3 Ian White 83.19
Alan Norris 84.78 5-4 John Henderson 76.62

Group C Ross Montgomery 91.29 5-4 Henny van der Ster 84.12
Ted Hankey 86.97 5-1 Henny van der Ster 74.70
Ted Hankey 90.18 3-5 Ross Montgomery 83.64

Group D Dave Prins 85.71 5-4 Willy van de Wiel 85.23
Darryl Fitton 98.49 5-3 Willy van de Wiel 83.85
Darryl Fitton 89.40 5-4 Dave Prins 76.26
Group E Robert Wagner 88.89 5-3 Mareno Michels 78.57
Martin Adams 104.46 5-1 Mareno Michels 88.56
Martin Adams 98.28 5-1 Robert Wagner 86.61

Group F Gino Vos 85.50 5-3 Joey ten Berge 85.32
Steve West 89.19 5-3 Joey ten Berge 91.08
Steve West 88.38 5-3 Gino Vos 92.67

Group G Ron Meulenkamp 76.59 0-5 Gary Robson 84.45
John Walton 82.77 5-1 Ron Meulenkamp 86.49
John Walton 85.71 4-5 Gary Robson 85.47

Group H Brian Woods 88.56 4-5 Tony West 82.62
Scott Waites 92.49 5-4 Brian Woods 84.81
Scott Waites 94.92 5-2 Tony West 79.47

Knockout stages

Women's tournament

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