The next European Tour tournament is this weekend in Saarbrucken with the German Darts Open taking place. Last year Peter Wright ended up winning the title defeating Benito van de Pas in a thrilling final between the pair, as usual 'Snakebite' will be part of the top 16 seeds taking part.
As is Michael van Gerwen who is out to claim a 3rd consecutive title after denying Peter Wright in both Leverkusen and Munich. There will be a high chance of another final between the pair.
Alongside them at the German Darts Open, the likes of Michael Smith, Daryl Gurney and the World Champion Rob Cross will be part of the seeded players as the European Tour continues with another bumper weekend of action.
There is some changes though in terms of the seedings for the event though with Darren Webster seeded for the first time on the European Tour, Benito van de Pas returning to the line up as well as Steve Beaton.
This means that Kim Huybrechts, Kyle Anderson and Alan Norris are the three main absentees from the seedings from this weekend.
In terms of the UK Qualifiers, James Wade will aim to continue his brilliant run of form which has seen him reach two consecutive semi-finals. He will be joined by the likes of Cameron Menzies, Luke Humphries and Richard North who have had some good performances so far this year on the Euro Tour.
The likes of Matthew Edgar, Simon Stevenson, Paul Nicholson and Robert Thornton will make their first appearances of the year in Saarbrucken.
Daniel Larsson has qualified through the Nordic and Baltic qualifier while Tytus Kanik makes a second appearance of the year through the Eastern European Qualifier.
Top 16 seeded players (enter at 2nd Round stage)
1.Michael van Gerwen
2.Peter Wright
3.Rob Cross
4.Michael Smith
5.Daryl Gurney
6.Mensur Suljović
7.Joe Cullen
8.Dave Chisnall
9.Ian White
10.Simon Whitlock
11.Gerwyn Price
12.Mervyn King
13.Jelle Klaasen
14.Darren Webster
15.Benito van de Pas
16.Steve Beaton
UK Qualifier
William O'Connor
Terry Jenkins
Kirk Shepherd
Luke Humphries
Nathan Aspinall
Alan Tabern
James Wade
Richard North
Robert Thornton
Paul Nicholson
Steve West
Keegan Brown
Ricky Williams
Matthew Edgar
Steve Lennon
Luke Woodhouse
Cameron Menzies
Simon Stevenson
West/South European Qualifier (TBD x8)
Host Nation Qualifier (TBD x4)
Nordic & Baltic Qualifier - Daniel Larsson
East European Qualifier - Tytus Kanik
Alongside them at the German Darts Open, the likes of Michael Smith, Daryl Gurney and the World Champion Rob Cross will be part of the seeded players as the European Tour continues with another bumper weekend of action.
There is some changes though in terms of the seedings for the event though with Darren Webster seeded for the first time on the European Tour, Benito van de Pas returning to the line up as well as Steve Beaton.
This means that Kim Huybrechts, Kyle Anderson and Alan Norris are the three main absentees from the seedings from this weekend.
In terms of the UK Qualifiers, James Wade will aim to continue his brilliant run of form which has seen him reach two consecutive semi-finals. He will be joined by the likes of Cameron Menzies, Luke Humphries and Richard North who have had some good performances so far this year on the Euro Tour.
The likes of Matthew Edgar, Simon Stevenson, Paul Nicholson and Robert Thornton will make their first appearances of the year in Saarbrucken.
Daniel Larsson has qualified through the Nordic and Baltic qualifier while Tytus Kanik makes a second appearance of the year through the Eastern European Qualifier.
Top 16 seeded players (enter at 2nd Round stage)
1.Michael van Gerwen
2.Peter Wright
3.Rob Cross
4.Michael Smith
5.Daryl Gurney
6.Mensur Suljović
7.Joe Cullen
8.Dave Chisnall
9.Ian White
10.Simon Whitlock
11.Gerwyn Price
12.Mervyn King
13.Jelle Klaasen
14.Darren Webster
15.Benito van de Pas
16.Steve Beaton
UK Qualifier
William O'Connor
Terry Jenkins
Kirk Shepherd
Luke Humphries
Nathan Aspinall
Alan Tabern
James Wade
Richard North
Robert Thornton
Paul Nicholson
Steve West
Keegan Brown
Ricky Williams
Matthew Edgar
Steve Lennon
Luke Woodhouse
Cameron Menzies
Simon Stevenson
West/South European Qualifier (TBD x8)
Host Nation Qualifier (TBD x4)
Nordic & Baltic Qualifier - Daniel Larsson
East European Qualifier - Tytus Kanik
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