The darts game started way back in the twelfth century (1314), after centuries today the game has entered a new level (when PDC came on television over Europe), psychology is getting more and more into the game (which makes it less sportive, the strongest mind instead of the accurate thrower can now win) This psychological darts game became very clear in the PDC semi-finals of 30 december 2012 (yesterday), a game between Raymond van Barneveld and Phil Taylor. The game was First to 6 Sets (three legs make one set) What happened was that Phil Taylor had succesfully and easely won a score of 5-1 over Raymond van Barneveld, now the last match (match on the sixth set) set was entered, and this was the moment Raymond van Barneveld started to win more and more, after a few sets the score became very soon 5-4 for Phil Talyor. In the end Phil Taylor won the game with 6-4. What you couldn't see you could notice immidiatly after the match ended (anger at Phil Taylor) You can understand that this play was very clearly planned by (the crew) of Raymond van Barneveld (started to dart as a laggard at first, after the 5-4 score at his best) This darts game was a psyop on Phil Taylor. Because when the match was over, Phil Taylor became angry at Raymond van Barneveld (even body language, and you couldn't see why, until you start watch the whole thing, also the PDC stage) and the reporter said that that was child behaviour of Phil Taylor. By doing this Raymond made Phil's blood boil, this is what psychology does. This whole PDC podium is a podium of psyops and psywar too (the red, white and black is psywar against the dumbed down audience and spectators) Sevenhundred years of darts history and now we've entered the area of the psyche of the darts player (which destroys the original game, the accurate throw of a player)
