The draw has been released for the second European Tour qualifier of the day for the eighth European Tour event in the form of the Danish Darts Open.
Among the players involved in the first qualifier include Michael Smith, Glen Durrant and Corey Cadby. Due to player numbers, the seeded players get byes in the first round and they play down to a winner on each board who will qualify for the respective European Tour event.
Approximate Timings
1200 - ET7 UK Qualifier Begins (Click here to view the winners)
1430 approx - ET8 UK Qualifier Begins
1700 approx - ET7 European Tour Card Holder Qualifier Begins
1900 approx - ET8 European Tour Card Holder Qualifier Begins
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1430 approx - ET8 UK Qualifier Begins
1700 approx - ET7 European Tour Card Holder Qualifier Begins
1900 approx - ET8 European Tour Card Holder Qualifier Begins
Click here for more information about the Pro Tour.
Draw PDC European Tour UK Qualifier 8
| Board 1 | ||||||
| B1 | T72 | Beaton, Steve | vs. | Norris, Alan | ||
| B1 | T72 | Jiwa, Prakash | vs. | Hunt, Adam | ||
| Board 2 | ||||||
| B2 | T72 | Smith, Michael | vs. | Pipe, Justin | ||
| B2 | T72 | Hudson, Peter | vs. | Thornton, Robert | ||
| Board 3 | ||||||
| B3 | T72 | Aspinall, Nathan | vs. | Boulton, Andy | ||
| B3 | T72 | Petersen, Devon | vs. | Tabern, Alan | ||
| Board 4 | ||||||
| B4 | T72 | King, Mervyn | vs. | Cadby, Corey | ||
| B4 | T72 | Meikle, Ryan | vs. | Murschell, Dawson | ||
| Board 5 | ||||||
| B5 | T144 | Gray, Adrian | vs. | Shepherd, Kirk | ||
| B5 | T72 | Henderson, John | vs. | Mansell, Mickey | ||
| Board 6 | ||||||
| B6 | T144 | Whitehead, Conan | vs. | Dootson, Eddie | ||
| B6 | T72 | West, Steve | vs. | Dudbridge, Mark | ||
| Board 7 | ||||||
| B7 | T144 | Worsley, Jonathan | vs. | Brooks, Bradley | ||
| B7 | T72 | Wilson, James | vs. | Burness, Kevin | ||
| Board 8 | ||||||
| B8 | T144 | Carlin, Gavin | vs. | Richardson, James | ||
| B8 | T72 | Dobey, Chris | vs. | Newell, Tony | ||
| Board 9 | ||||||
| B9 | T144 | Robinson, Reece | vs. | Baker, Scott | ||
| B9 | T72 | Brown, Keegan | vs. | Ladley, David | ||
| Board 10 | ||||||
| B10 | T144 | Edhouse, Ritchie | vs. | Todd, Mick | ||
| B10 | T72 | Smith, Ross | vs. | Johnson, Darren | ||
| Board 11 | ||||||
| B11 | T144 | Bain, Jamie | vs. | Dennant, Matthew | ||
| B11 | T72 | Durrant, Glen | vs. | Ward, Harry | ||
| Board 12 | ||||||
| B12 | T144 | Clark, Matt | vs. | Prins, Dave | ||
| B12 | T72 | Payne, Josh | vs. | Atkins (Leeds), Martin | ||
| Board 13 | ||||||
| B13 | T144 | Bates, Barrie | vs. | Monk, Arron | ||
| B13 | T72 | O'Connor, William | vs. | Borland, William | ||
| Board 14 | ||||||
| B14 | T144 | Eastwood, Gary | vs. | Webster, Mark | ||
| B14 | T72 | Searle, Ryan | vs. | Pallett, David | ||
| Board 15 | ||||||
| B15 | T144 | Stevenson, Simon | vs. | North, Richard | ||
| B15 | T72 | Anderson, Kyle | vs. | Killington, George | ||
| Board 16 | ||||||
| B16 | T144 | Taylor, Scott | vs. | Rafferty, Nathan | ||
| B16 | T72 | Dolan, Brendan | vs. | Humphries, Luke | ||
| Board 17 | ||||||
| B17 | T144 | Carroll, Shaun | vs. | Jones, Wayne | ||
| B17 | T72 | Lennon, Steve | vs. | Edgar, Matthew | ||
| Board 18 | ||||||
| B18 | T144 | Wilson, Mark | vs. | Burton, Stephen | ||
| B18 | T72 | Joyce, Ryan | vs. | Evetts, Ted | ||
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