1988 BDO World Darts Championship

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[edit] The Results

	First Round				Second Round				Quarter-Finals				Semi-Finals
	Best of 5 sets				Best of 5 sets				Best of 7 sets				Best of 9 sets
	Russell Stewart	3
	Johnny Deley	1
					Bob Anderson	3
					Russell Stewart	0
	Bob Anderson	3
	Bert Vlaardingerbroek	1
									Bob Anderson	4
									Peter Evison	0
	Fred McMullan	3
	Tapani Uitos	0
					Peter Evison	3
					Fred McMullan	0
	Peter Evison	3
	Dave Whitcombe	1
													Bob Anderson	5
													Ricky Ney	0
	Rick Ney	3
	Magnus Caris	1
					Rick Ney	3
					Chris Johns	1
	Chris Johns	3
	Mike Gregory	0
									Rick Ney	4
									Denis Hickling	1
	Denis Hickling	3
	Robert MacKenzie	2
					Denis Hickling	3
					Bob Sinnaeve	0
	Bob Sinnaeve	3
	Horrie Seden	2
	Paul Lim	3
	Stefan Lord	0
					John Lowe	3
					Paul Lim	1
	John Lowe	3
	Keith Deller	1
									John Lowe	4
									Paul Reynolds	3
	Paul Reynolds	3
	Lars Erik Karlsson	0
					Paul Reynolds	3
					Cliff Lazarenko	2
	Cliff Lazarenko	3
	Tony Payne	1
													John Lowe	5
													Eric Bristow	2
	Alan Evans	3
	Danny MacInnis	0
					Jocky Wilson	3
					Alan Evans	2
	Jocky Wilson	3
	Terry O'Dea	1
									Eric Bristow	4
									Jocky Wilson	2
	Richie Gardner	3
	Arne Bunn	0
					Eric Bristow	3
					Richie Gardner	0
	Eric Bristow	3
	Ray Farrell	1

Final (Best of 11 sets) Lakeside Country Club, Frimley Green, Surrey, 17 January 1988).
Bob Anderson	6-4	John Lowe
Scores to fill		Scores to fill
Bob Anderson wins the 1988 Embassy World Darts Championship

Malcolm Davies of Wales who broke his hand was replaced by Terry O'Dea of Australia in the first round

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