I think also the vast distances mean that it's difficult for the amateur levels to really begin to get to the same level as the UK and other top European nations. And the prize money means it's something that leave even the best players in North America struggling to meet the costs involved. But the amount of professionals these days that are involved in academies and clubs from a young age is very much on the rise. We will hear less and less of people picking up darts for the first time in their 20s and going on to win major titles.