In recent weeks, ADC Europe has announced the names of the players who may take part in the MODUS Super Series 4 on behalf of ADC Europe.
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The representatives consist of 14 Dutch players, six Belgians, two Swiss, and two darters from Luxembourg. In handing out these wildcards, a combination of players who are in form, players with experience on the stage, and talented players were considered. In addition, ADC Europe stands for amateur darts throughout Europe, which is why a continental touch was chosen among the representation.
Among others, Berry van Peer, Wesley Harms, Andy Baetens, Ron Meulenkamp, Chris Landman, Geert de Vos, Bradly Roes, Stefan Bellmont, Johan van Velzen, and Wesley Plaisier will get the chance to shine on the MODUS Super Series stage.
MODUS Super Series 5 will follow later this year - each edition lasts 13 weeks - and the destination of the wildcards has already been finalized. These will be announced incrementally via ADC Europe's social media channels in a few weeks' time. This group of players will include at least one German player.
For the MODUS Super Series 6 (late 2023), anyone in Europe will have the opportunity to qualify. ADC Europe and the MODUS Super Series organizers will also roll out their plans for this in the coming months.
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