Daniel Larsson secured top spot on the PDC Nordic & Baltic (PDCNB) ProTour, as Petri Rasmus and Jonas Graversen won Events 11 and 12 last weekend in Estonia. The final weekend of 2026 PDCNB ProTour action took place in the Estonian capital of Tallinn, with Rasmus and Graversen claiming their first titles on the circuit. […]
Daniel Larsson secured top spot on the PDC Nordic & Baltic (PDCNB) ProTour, as Petri Rasmus and Jonas Graversen won Events 11 and 12 last weekend in Estonia.
The final weekend of 2026 PDCNB ProTour action took place in the Estonian capital of Tallinn, with Rasmus and Graversen claiming their first titles on the circuit.
Rasmus scooped Event 11 on Saturday, kicking off his campaign with wins over Estonian duo Indro Konik and Riho Vaikmae.
The Finn followed this with consecutive victories over Tour Card Holders Oskar Lukasiak and Darius Labanauskas, before downing PDCNB top-ranked Larsson to reach the final.
Rasmus took on fellow Finn Teemu Harju in the showpiece, coming back from 5-3 down and surviving six match darts to win his first title in dramatic fashion.
In Event 12, Graversen joined the winner’s enclosure, capping off an impressive weekend after reaching the last four of Event 11.
The Danish World Cup star whitewashed Jonas Masalin in his opening contest, before recording back-to-back 6-2 victories over Rickard Johansson and Mia Varila.
Graversen then fended off a three-leg fightback from Johan Engstrom by pipping the Swede in a last-leg decider, as the Dane saw off Viktor Tingstrom 6-4 in the final to scoop a first PDCNB ProTour title.
Graversen’s excellent weekend saw him finish fourth on the final standings, with Rasmus overtaking Harju to finish in eighth after their dramatic showdown.
Larsson’s run to the semi-final helped the Swede secure first place on the PDCNB ProTour rankings, earning him a return to the Paddy Power World Darts Championship this December.
Cor Dekker – a two-time winner on the circuit this year – finished second on the standings to also secure an Alexandra Palace return, with Jani Haavisto missing out in third.
The top 24 players on the PDCNB ProTour standings qualified for the PDC Nordic & Baltic Championship in Denmark, with the winner qualifying for the World Championship as well as the Mr Vegas Grand Slam of Darts in November.
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2026 PDC Nordic & Baltic ProTour
September 26-27, Tallinn, Estonia
Event 11
Quarter-Finals
Daniel Larsson 6-0 Dmitriy Zhukov
Petri Rasmus 6-5 Darius Labanauskas
Jonas Graversen 6-4 Cor Dekker
Teemu Harju 6-3 Arunas Sakalauskas
Semi-Finals
Petri Rasmus 6-3 Daniel Larsson
Teemu Harju 6-2 Jonas Graversen
Final
Petri Rasmus 6-5 Teemu Harju
Event 12
Quarter-Finals
Viktor Tingstrom 6-4 Edwin Torbjornsson
Benjamin Drue Reus 6-2 Oskar Lukasiak
Jonas Graversen 6-2 Mio Varila
Johan Engstrom 6-3 Andreas Toft
Semi-Finals
Viktor Tingstrom 6-2 Benjamin Drue Reus
Jonas Graversen 6-5 Johan Engstrom
Final
Jonas Graversen 6-4 Viktor Tingstrom