Spoilers For Tuesday July 13th 2010

[James Robinson]

Series 63 seems to be gathering momentum now, with Chris Barrow putting in a very good performance yesterday, despite the missing R fiasco. Can he continue today

Whoever is doing the recap will hopefully do the recap later on.

Before I go, a nice little bonus for you all:

One of the forum's "favourite" DC guests in trouble. Enjoy. :
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainmen ... 611110.stm

[Matt Morrison]

[Kirk Bevins]

Ah, I didn't get realise that the clue "twenty to three but it's not the time" was relating to the dartboard. I realised that the hands at 2:40 on a clock would be opposite (OK not quite) but he said not the time so I was confused. Can't believe I didn't get the clue lol.

[Michael Wallace]

Put that first numbers through a solver: (((75+3)/6) * 9 * 8) + 1 - will be interested to know if there's an easier way than that!

[Kirk Bevins]

Put that first numbers through a solver: (((75+3)/6) * 9 * 8) + 1 - will be interested to know if there's an easier way than that!

The solver I used said that was the only solution.

[Kirk Bevins]

(4x7x8-2)x4 for a beater in round 10.

[James Robinson]

2nd Numbers Alt.: (Just in time too!) ((((7 x 4) - 2) x 4) + 7) x 8 = 888

GOLIATH as a beater in Round 8.

Interesting that Jeff also said "One-One-Ten (1110)", when asking for the declarations of the contestants in Round 14.

EDIT: Just realised that it has already been picked up on in the recap.

[Kirk Bevins]

GOLIATH as a beater in Round 8.

This was only a contestant beater, not a DC beater as they had GALIPOT.

[Brian Moore]

as a DC-equaller in R9.

Also, last numbers solution more easily (I think) (8+3) x (8+2)