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2022 PDC Tour Card Holders

Following the conclusion of the 2022 PDC Qualifying Schools, the 128 PDC Tour Card Holders for 2022 are now confirmed.

32 Tour Cards were won by players at Qualifying School, which took place in Wigan and Hildesheim from January 9-15.

The Professional Darts Corporation has 128 Tour Card Holders each year.

The top 64 each year following the World Championship hold a one-year Tour Card, alongside players entering their second year of a two-year Tour Card.

In addition, players from Qualifying School plus the top two players from the previous year's Challenge Tour and Development Tour Orders of Merit have a two-year Tour Card.

2022 PDC Tour Card Holders Top 64 following World Championship - one-year PDC Tour Card Gerwyn Price Peter Wright Michael van Gerwen James Wade Michael Smith Gary Anderson Jose de Sousa Jonny Clayton Dimitri Van den Bergh Rob Cross Joe Cullen Krzysztof Ratajski Dave Chisnall Nathan Aspinall Dirk van Duijvenbode Ryan Searle Mervyn King Danny Noppert Luke Humphries Stephen Bunting Gabriel Clemens Daryl Gurney Brendan Dolan Ian White Simon Whitlock Devon Petersen Mensur Suljovic Vincent van der Voort Damon Heta Callan Rydz Glen Durrant Chris Dobey Ross Smith Ryan Joyce Kim Huybrechts Jermaine Wattimena William O'Connor Jamie Hughes Adrian Lewis Martijn Kleermaker Ricky Evans Adam Hunt Darius Labanauskas Steve Lennon Jeffrey de Zwaan Jason Lowe Luke Woodhouse Maik Kuivenhoven Madars Razma Steve Beaton Alan Soutar Ron Meulenkamp Jeff Smith Steve West William Borland Andy Boulton Keegan Brown Raymond van Barneveld Mike De Decker Ryan Meikle Boris Krcmar Florian Hempel John Henderson Max Hopp

Players entering Year Two of 2021/2022 PDC Tour Card (28) Martin Schindler Ritchie Edhouse Keane Barry Scott Mitchell Lewis Williams Joe Murnan Jason Heaver Boris Koltsov Gordon Mathers Adam Gawlas John Michael Peter Hudson Eddie Lovely Niels Zonneveld Geert De Vos Martin Lukeman Danny Baggish Andrew Gilding Geert Nentjes John Brown Jack Main Jon Worsley David Evans Berry van Peer Zoran Lerchbacher Brett Claydon Jake Jones Michael Unterbuchner

2021 Development Tour Order of Merit (starting two-year Tour Card) Bradley Brooks Rusty-Jake Rodriguez

2021 PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour Order of Merit (starting two-year Tour Card) Jim Williams Matt Campbell

UK Q School Final Stage Daily Winners (starting two-year Tour Card) James Wilson Darren Webster Ross Montgomery Josh Rock

European Q School Final Stage Winners (starting two-year Tour Card) Jose Justicia Brian Raman Luc Peters Krzysztof Kciuk

UK Q School Final Stage OOM Tour Card Winners (starting two-year Tour Card) Jamie Clark Ted Evetts Connor Scutt Richie Burnett Kevin Burness Scott Waites Nathan Rafferty Cameron Menzies John O'Shea George Killington Mickey Mansell Nick Fullwell Shaun Wilkinson

European Q School Final Stage OOM Tour Card Winners (starting two-year Tour Card) Mario Vandenbogaerde Jules van Dongen Kevin Doets Tony Martinez Danny Jansen Radek Szaganski Damian Mol Jimmy Hendriks Ricardo Pietreczko Vladimir Andersen Rowby-John Rodriguez

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PDC Tour Card for Van Dongen

While we’ve been busy here in Las Vegas, there were players fighting it out in Europe for PDC Tour Cards. Thanks to an impressive week of performances, Jules Van Dongen stormed to second place in the European Q-School Order of Merit in Germany. This secures him a Tour Card alongside former World Champions Richie Burnett and Scott Waites!

The man from Parkville, MO, can now compete in PDC events around the world.

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These players will lose their PDC Tour Cards after 2022/23 PDC World Darts Championship

During the World Darts Championship , the battle for the world title takes center stage, but in the background, some players are still fighting to keep the PDC Tour Card, while some others are trying to earn one.

The top-64 players in the world rankings after the World Darts Championship are guaranteed a PDC Tour Card for 2023. So are the players who received Tour Cards in early 2022.

For 27 players it is already clear that they will lose their PDC Tour Card after this year. Among them include Scott Mitchell, Glen Durrant , John Henderson , Max Hopp and Steve West who will lose their spots on the Pro Tour. They can try to regain a Tour Card at the Q-School in January 2023.

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Keegan Brown , Niels Zonneveld, Geert Nentjes and Danny Baggish have virtually lost their PDC Tour Card, but with a good performance at the World Darts Championship can still get into the top-64 of the PDC Order of Merit. Nentjes is already sure of a new Tour Card because of his high ranking on the Development Tour, the youth circuit of the PDC.

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Good performances by the aforementioned names then come at the expense of players who are currently narrowly in the top-64. Currently, Ron Meulenkamp sits on the edge in 64th. Meulenkamp did not qualify for the tournament at Alexandra Palace.

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That does include Lewy Williams (now 60th), Adam Gawlas (now 62nd) and Jeff Smith (now 63rd). Steve Lennon (59th) and Joe Murnan (61st), like Meulenkamp, must wait to see if he keeps his Tour Card.

Players who virtually still have PDC Tour Card, but may lose it after World Darts Championships

Steve Lennon (59th - will not play at World Cup)

Lewy Williams (60th - will play at World Cup)

Joe Murnan (61st - will not play at World Cup)

Adam Gawlas (62nd - will play in WC)

Jeff Smith (63rd - will play in WC)

Ron Meulenkamp (64th - will not play in WC)

Players who have virtually lost PDC Tour Cards, but are in action at World Darts Championships

Keegan Brown (65th)

Niels Zonneveld (67th)

Geert Nentjes (71st - in case of loss of Tour Card, Nentjes gets new Tour Card via Development Tour)

Danny Baggish (89th)

Players who lost their PDC Tour Card anyway

Maik Kuivenhoven

Scott Mitchell

William Borland

Glen Durrant

Jason Heaver

Andy Boulton

John Henderson

Jeffrey de Zwaan

Gordon Mathers

Boris Koltsov

Berry van Peer

Peter Hudson

Eddie Lovely

John Michael

Jon Worsley

Geert de Vos

Brett Claydon

Zoran Lerchbacher

Michael Unterbuchner

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Nine dart Dobey lifts third PDC Pro Tour title

Chris Dobey fired in a nine darter and a 170 outshot as part of a dramatic day on the PDC Pro Tour which saw Hollywood claim his third floor title.

The former Masters Champion hit The Big Fish to win his round two match with Mike De Decker, before pinging the nine in the next round against Mickey Mansell en route to beating Josh Rock 8-4 in the Players Championship 7 Final in Leicester.

It’s the first time since 2021 that the Newcastle ace has won a floor event, moving him up to number 14 in the world in the process.

Dobey defies Rock for PDC Pro Tour win

Rock, who’d defeated the likes of Ryan Searle and Gian van Veen to secure a spot in his first final since 2022, started the brighter, winning three of the first four legs to take a 3-1 advantage. 27 darts later though, that advantage was gone, as Dobey won two straight himself to equalise.

Both held once more to move the game on to 4-4, before Hollywood hit the gas button and moved into overdrive. Rock, the 2022 World Youth Champion, only got one more shot at double in the contest, as Dobey hit two 17 darters in between two 11 darters to seal the victory, hitting double six to get over the line.

What else happened?

Despite losing out in the semi finals, it was an excellent day for Luke Woodhouse. The Bewdley ace started the event outside the World Matchplay qualification spots, but his run to last four knocked out Andrew Gilding and pushed Woody into a qualifying spot.

French player Thibault Tricole made his maiden PDC quarter final, while Ian White and Ryan Meikle’s runs to the last eight helped them in their battles to attempt to save their tour card.

It wasn’t just Hollywood who hit nine darters in Leicester either. Steve Beaton achieved the feat in his first round clash against James Hurrell, but lost 6-3. Daryl Gurney then pinned perfection in his second round match v Jeffrey De Graaf, before his last eight loss.

FInally, Luke Littler lost to Ross Smith in the last 16, but beat World Champion Luke Humphries 6-5 yet again, this time in their board final. There were also first round exits for a whole host of big names, including Peter Wright, Gerwyn Price and Gary Anderson.

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2024 NEO.bet European Darts Grand Prix draw & schedule

Rob Cross will begin his defence of the NEO.bet European Darts Grand Prix against Martin Schindler or Gian van Veen, with Luke Humphries and Luke Littler poised to renew their rivalry in Sindelfingen this weekend.

The Glaspalast will play host to the year's fourth PDC European Tour event from April 19-21, with the draw and schedule now confirmed for the £175,000 tournament.

This weekend’s action will see reigning champion Cross competing alongside world number one Humphries, Dutch superstar Michael van Gerwen and the returning Littler, who won the year's first European Tour title on debut in Wieze last month.

Friday's first round - which will be broadcast through PDCTV , Viaplay and DAZN - will feature 16 matches across two sessions, as Germany's new number one Schindler takes centre stage.

Schindler defeated Gerwyn Price to triumph in last weekend's NEO.bet International Darts Open, and the diminutive German will begin his bid for back-to-back European Tour titles against European Championship semi-finalist Van Veen.

Schindler's World Cup partner Gabriel Clemens will play Rene Eidams in an all-German affair, while Host Nation Qualifier Arno Merk has the unenviable task of taking on Belgian Darts Open champion Littler for a place in round two.

Franz Roetzsch will make his return to home soil against five-time World Champion Raymond van Barneveld, while the talented Niko Springer faces World Championship semi-finalist Scott Williams in his opening game.

2017 champion Peter Wright - also a three-time runner-up in Sindelfingen - opens his challenge against Mickey Mansell, as Joe Cullen meets Swedish qualifier Johan Engstrom.

Former European Darts Grand Prix winners Jose de Sousa and Ian White face Daryl Gurney and Chris Dobey respectively, with Masters champion Stephen Bunting drawn against Croatia's Romeo Grbavac.

2023 UK Open champion Andrew Gilding goes head-to-head with Brendan Dolan in another intriguing tie, while Ritchie Edhouse will aim to build upon his run to the quarter-finals in Riesa when he meets 2018 runner-up James Wade.

The 16 seeded players will then headline Saturday's second round, as defending champion Cross prepares to take on Schindler or Van Veen for a place in the last 16.

Humphries, meanwhile, could play Littler in a repeat of January's World Championship showpiece, with the World Champion aiming to repeat his 2022 triumph in Sindelfingen.

Third seed Price will kick off his campaign against Gilding or Dolan, while two-time champion Van Gerwen could renew his rivalry with Cullen, in a repeat of the 2022 Premier League final.

Stephen Burton and Keane Barry will battle it out for the right to play top seed Dave Chisnall, as fourth seed Damon Heta awaits the winner of the clash between Wright and Mansell.

Two-time World Champion Gary Anderson has been handed a tie with Niels Zonneveld or former PDC Asian Champion Christian Perez, while 2023 World Champion Michael Smith meets Roetzsch or Van Barneveld for a place in the last 16.

Ricardo Pietreczko is guaranteed to face a fellow countryman in the shape of Clemens or Eidams, before fifth seed Dirk van Duijvenbode enters the fray against Edhouse or Wade.

Following Saturday's second round, the last 16 will take place on Sunday afternoon, before the tournament concludes with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final in a bumper evening session. NB: From the original list of entries, Nathan Aspinall has withdrawn due to personal reasons, while Dimitri Van den Bergh is absent due to illness. They have been replaced by Ian White and Niels Zonneveld from the Reserve List.

Live coverage of all 2024 European Tour events will be streamed through Viaplay, and through DAZN for viewers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Coverage will also be shown on PDCTV (excluding Germany, Austria and Switzerland) and through bookmakers' worldwide.

2024 NEO.bet European Darts Grand Prix Glaspalast, Sindelfingen, April 19-21 Tournament Draw Bracket - Second Round Onwards (6) Josh Rock v Callan Rydz/Jeffrey Sparidaans (11) Michael Smith v Franz Roetzsch/Raymond van Barneveld (3) Gerwyn Price v Andrew Gilding/Brendan Dolan (14) Gary Anderson v Niels Zonneveld/Christian Perez (7) Rob Cross v Martin Schindler/Gian van Veen (10) Danny Noppert v Jose de Sousa/Daryl Gurney (2) Luke Humphries v Arno Merk/Luke Littler (15) Ryan Searle v Stephen Bunting/Romeo Grbavac (5) Dirk van Duijvenbode v Ritchie Edhouse/James Wade (12) Ross Smith v Luke Woodhouse/Martin Lukeman (4) Damon Heta v Peter Wright/Mickey Mansell (13) Krzysztof Ratajski v Scott Williams/Niko Springer (8) Michael van Gerwen v Johan Engstrom/Joe Cullen (9) Jonny Clayton v Chris Dobey/Ian White (1) Dave Chisnall v Stephen Burton/Keane Barry (16) Ricardo Pietreczko v Gabriel Clemens/Rene Eidams

Schedule of Play Friday April 19 First Round Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST) Callan Rydz v Jeffrey Sparidaans Stephen Burton v Keane Barry Scott Williams v Niko Springer Andrew Gilding v Brendan Dolan Luke Woodhouse v Martin Lukeman Johan Engstrom v Joe Cullen Niels Zonneveld v Christian Perez Jose de Sousa v Daryl Gurney

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST) Ritchie Edhouse v James Wade Stephen Bunting v Romeo Grbavac Franz Roetzsch v Raymond van Barneveld Chris Dobey v Ian White Arno Merk v Luke Littler Martin Schindler v Gian van Veen Peter Wright v Mickey Mansell Gabriel Clemens v Rene Eidams

Saturday April 20 Second Round Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST) Krzysztof Ratajski v Williams/Springer Ross Smith v Woodhouse/Lukeman Ryan Searle v Bunting/Grbavac Dirk van Duijvenbode v Edhouse/Wade Danny Noppert v De Sousa/Gurney Jonny Clayton v Dobey/White Dave Chisnall v Burton/Barry Josh Rock v Rydz/Sparidaans

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST) Gary Anderson v Zonneveld/Perez Gerwyn Price v Gilding/Dolan Michael Smith v Roetzsch/Van Barneveld Damon Heta v Wright/Mansell Rob Cross v Schindler/Van Veen Michael van Gerwen v Engstrom/Cullen Luke Humphries v Merk/Littler Ricardo Pietreczko v Clemens/Eidams

Sunday April 21 Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST) Third Round

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST) Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Final

Sunday's games played in Draw Bracket order

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