WCOAP 2016 Updates Day 7 - #13 TEAM #15 RAZZ #16 HIGH ROLLER

[Santino67]

Still 4 Scots in Des?

[Santino67]

Still 4 Scots in Des?

Just got my answer with the live stream showing the 4 on same table  

[Des]

Wales lose their final player with Jon Rees exiting in 18th.

Belgium"s Massimo Di Pierro went shortly after.

With those exits, the team situation looks like this.  The Scots are a strong favourite at this stage.

Country	Total	Rem	Min	Max
Scotland	73	4	91	170
England	67	3	79	144
Germany	80	2	87	135
Holland	51	3	63	128
Ireland	80	1	83	110
Portugal	51	2	58	106
Italy	68	1	71	98
Wales	67	0	83	67
Belgium	54	0	70	54

[Des]

There"s a lot of action here as you might expect, and we can report Luca Cannella of defending Champions Italy exiting in 16th and Frank Stumpf of Germany following in 15th.

In a damaging development, England captain Shirley Cole has just gone in 14th.

That leaves the leaderboard like this:-

Country	Total	Rem	Min	Max
Scotland	73	4	103	170
England	72	2	85	127
Germany	84	1	90	114
Holland	51	3	72	128
Ireland	80	1	86	110
Portugal	51	2	64	106
Italy	71	0	84	71
Wales	67	0	80	67
Belgium	54	0	67	54

[Santino67]

Get in Herbie nice double up

[Des]

Ireland"s last player; Kevin O"Hanlon, just out to Matt Carter in 13th.

[Des]

We lose Michel Sealtiel (Holland) in 12th and Ben Burnhill (Scotland) in 11th.

[Des]

We"re still on the final table bubble here.

For anyone not following the live stream - http://bit.ly/1PvMSZA

[PL22]

Getting close at the top now.  The two English lads are flying, a 1st and second would surely be enough.
Come on England!!

[Des]

We"ve lost Sandra Van Der Steen in 10th place and the remaining players have gone on a short break while the final table is set.

Scotland are a very strong favourite for Gold, with England an equally strong favourite to secure Silver.

Country	Total	Rem	Min	Max
Scotland	81	3	117	158
England	72	2	94	127
Germany	84	1	94	114
Portugal	51	2	73	106
Holland	67	1	77	97
Ireland	86	0	86	86
Italy	71	0	71	71
Wales	67	0	67	67
Belgium	54	0	54	54

[Des]

With the exits of Andre Panto (9th), Freddy Dehling (8th) and Bruno Rilho (7th), Scotland have been confirmed as World Amateur Team Champions, with England securing the Silver Medal.

An incredible achievement to get three players to the final table and a very well deserved win for the Scots.

[Des]

The incredible rail here at Aspers, and the moment Scotland were confirmed as Champions.  Chris Kelly is just out of picture in seat eight on the final table.

[Luthee13]

[Des]

The leaderboard with 4 players left...

Country	Total	Rem	Min	Max
Scotland	115	1	135	145
England	72	2	114	127
Germany	96	0	96	96
Portugal	75	0	75	75
Holland	67	1	87	97
Ireland	86	0	86	86
Italy	71	0	71	71
Wales	67	0	67	67
Belgium	54	0	54	54

[Des]

Jeroen Dollee went in 4th place, confirming Germany as Bronze medalists.

Brian Yates, Matt Carter and Chris Kelly will fight out the final three positions.