The draw has been released for the first in a double header of Players Championship action set to start on Saturday.
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Once again the field is wide open of sorts with the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross and Gary Anderson all not involved.
The likes of Peter Wright, Daryl Gurney and James Wade are involved though so will be sensing their opportunity. The tournament plays down to a finish with £10,000 up for grabs and play commences at 12 in both days.
Play starts at 12:00, with live-scores available through DartConnect.
Click here for more information about the Pro Tour and the prize fund breakdown.
The likes of Peter Wright, Daryl Gurney and James Wade are involved though so will be sensing their opportunity. The tournament plays down to a finish with £10,000 up for grabs and play commences at 12 in both days.
Play starts at 12:00, with live-scores available through DartConnect.
Click here for more information about the Pro Tour and the prize fund breakdown.
Draw Players Championship 11
Ian White v Matt Clark
Harry Ward v William O'Connor
Nathan Aspinall v Adam Hunt
Matthew Edgar v Justin Pipe
Simon Whitlock v Mario Robbe
Ron Meulenkamp v David Pallett
Danny Noppert v Boris Koltsov
Carl Wilkinson v Ronny Huybrechts
Joe Cullen v Andy Boulton
Bradley Brooks v Gavin Carlin
Kyle Anderson v Yordi Meeuwisse
Jonathan Worsley v Jan Dekker
Dave Chisnall v Ritchie Edhouse
Cristo Reyes v Jose Justicia
Gabriel Clemens v Shaun Carroll
Luke Humphries v Niels Zonneveld
James Wade v Eddie Dootson
Gary Eastwood v Joe Murnan
Vincent van der Voort v Ryan Searle
Mark Webster v Peter Hudson
Jermaine Wattimena v Dimitri van den Bergh
Zoran Lerchbacher v Rowby-John Rodriguez
Krzysztof Ratajski v Robert Marijanovic
Devon Petersen v Ryan Meikle
Jonny Clayton v James Richardson
Terry Temple v Barrie Bates
Martin Schindler v Mark Dudbridge
Alan Tabern v Robert Owen
Ricky Evans v Mark McGeeney
John Michael v Reece Robinson
Stephen Bunting v Vincent van der Meer
Scott Baker v Jose de Sousa
Gerwyn Price v Arron Monk
Marko Kantele v Dave Prins
Keegan Brown v Ross Smith
Kim Huybrechts v Ryan Joyce
Mervyn King v Corey Cadby
Glen Durrant v Dawson Murschell
Steve Beaton v Robert Thornton
Darius Labanauskas v Ted Evetts
Peter Wright v Geert Nentjes
Nathan Rafferty v Tony Newell
John Henderson v Tytus Kanik
Kevin Burness v Nathan Derry
Michael Smith v Jamie Lewis
Alan Norris v Mike van Duivenbode
Steve Lennon v Benito van de Pas
Simon Stevenson v Kirk Shepherd
Adrian Lewis v Christian Bunse
Christian Kist v Toni Alcinas
Josh Payne v Vincent Kamphuis
Jelle Klaasen v Davy van Baelen
Max Hopp v Conan Whitehead
Ryan Harrington v Mickey Mansell
James Wilson v Adrian Gray
Stephen Burton v Chris Dobey
Daryl Gurney v Wayne Jones
Maik Kuivenhoven v Jamie Hughes
Jeffrey de Zwaan v George Killington
Luke Woodhouse v Jamie Bain
Darren Webster v Mark Wilson
Raymond van Barneveld v Brendan Dolan
Steve West v Dirk van Duijvenbode
Michael Barnard v Madars Razma
Harry Ward v William O'Connor
Nathan Aspinall v Adam Hunt
Matthew Edgar v Justin Pipe
Simon Whitlock v Mario Robbe
Ron Meulenkamp v David Pallett
Danny Noppert v Boris Koltsov
Carl Wilkinson v Ronny Huybrechts
Joe Cullen v Andy Boulton
Bradley Brooks v Gavin Carlin
Kyle Anderson v Yordi Meeuwisse
Jonathan Worsley v Jan Dekker
Dave Chisnall v Ritchie Edhouse
Cristo Reyes v Jose Justicia
Gabriel Clemens v Shaun Carroll
Luke Humphries v Niels Zonneveld
James Wade v Eddie Dootson
Gary Eastwood v Joe Murnan
Vincent van der Voort v Ryan Searle
Mark Webster v Peter Hudson
Jermaine Wattimena v Dimitri van den Bergh
Zoran Lerchbacher v Rowby-John Rodriguez
Krzysztof Ratajski v Robert Marijanovic
Devon Petersen v Ryan Meikle
Jonny Clayton v James Richardson
Terry Temple v Barrie Bates
Martin Schindler v Mark Dudbridge
Alan Tabern v Robert Owen
Ricky Evans v Mark McGeeney
John Michael v Reece Robinson
Stephen Bunting v Vincent van der Meer
Scott Baker v Jose de Sousa
Gerwyn Price v Arron Monk
Marko Kantele v Dave Prins
Keegan Brown v Ross Smith
Kim Huybrechts v Ryan Joyce
Mervyn King v Corey Cadby
Glen Durrant v Dawson Murschell
Steve Beaton v Robert Thornton
Darius Labanauskas v Ted Evetts
Peter Wright v Geert Nentjes
Nathan Rafferty v Tony Newell
John Henderson v Tytus Kanik
Kevin Burness v Nathan Derry
Michael Smith v Jamie Lewis
Alan Norris v Mike van Duivenbode
Steve Lennon v Benito van de Pas
Simon Stevenson v Kirk Shepherd
Adrian Lewis v Christian Bunse
Christian Kist v Toni Alcinas
Josh Payne v Vincent Kamphuis
Jelle Klaasen v Davy van Baelen
Max Hopp v Conan Whitehead
Ryan Harrington v Mickey Mansell
James Wilson v Adrian Gray
Stephen Burton v Chris Dobey
Daryl Gurney v Wayne Jones
Maik Kuivenhoven v Jamie Hughes
Jeffrey de Zwaan v George Killington
Luke Woodhouse v Jamie Bain
Darren Webster v Mark Wilson
Raymond van Barneveld v Brendan Dolan
Steve West v Dirk van Duijvenbode
Michael Barnard v Madars Razma
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