Over 170 players will compete for places in the North American Championship and US Darts Masters in the Qualifiers on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The US Darts Masters returns to Las Vegas, with the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino hosting eight of the world's top stars as well as the cream of North American talent.
Two days of qualifying tournaments, with two knockouts per day, will end with eight players progressing to compete on the big stage from Thursday to Saturday.
Thursday sees the North American Championship take place as the eight US and Canadian qualifiers face off for that title and a place in the PDC World Darts Championship.
The eight players then return to the stage on Friday to take on the eight PDC stars in the two-day US Darts Masters, which concludes with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final on Saturday.
The North American contingent is led by three-time World Champion John Part, a former Las Vegas Desert Classic winner at Mandalay Bay.
Dawson Murschell, who starred in last year's US Darts Masters with a win over James Wade, is again in the field alongside fellow Canadian Dave Richardson, who knocked out Max Hopp 12 months ago.
Highly experienced Darin Young heads the field of American qualifiers, although his World Cup of Darts partner Larry Butler misses the events as he continues his recovery from a heart attack last month.
2008 UK Open finalist Gary Mawson and former World Championship qualifiers Ray Carver, David Fatum, Ken MacNeil, Brian Cyr and Jeff Smith are also in action.
Click here for more information about the prize fund breakdown at the US Darts Masters.
Qualifier Entries
(NB: Players may not have entered all four qualifying events, with around 150 players set to be in action in each day)
Daniel Alosso
Dustin Banghart
Robert Barletta
Jayson Barlow
Chris Beaty
Anthony Belloise
Chad Bivens
William Blanchard
Gary Brooks
Gary Broomhead
Daniel M Brown
Ricky Brown
Trevor Buboltz
Wayne Budgen
Jason Buitenhuis
Michael Burns
Paul Burns
Shawn Burt
David Cameron
Matt Campbell
Anthony John Campoli Jr
Donald Campos
John Carter
Ray Carver
Joseph Chaney
Tim Cherven
Stephen Chorba
Aaron Christian
Greg Christian
Nicholas Coachman Jr
Greg Coburn
Ron Colvard
Randall Cook
Steve Corcoran
Neil Creighton
Logan Crooks
Brian Cyr
Ronald Dalleo
Matt D'Angelo
Anthony DeArmas
Kevin Delgado
Jeffrey Densen
William DeWitt
Stephen Dillon
Jacob Dinsdale
Gordon Dixon
Rob Dixon
Jeff Dodson
Timothy Doe
Kiley Edmunds
Darren Eldridge
David Fatum
Justin Fawcett
Jack Feenstra
Floyd Fisk Jr
David Flowers
Jon Foreman
Steve Foster
Kevin Fuqua
Pat Gallagher
Domingo Garza Jr.
Leonard Gates
Gerard Gautreau
Ronald Gayman
Patrick Gibson
Daniel Guinan
Robert Hamilton
Derek Hanley
Brad Hann
Nicholas Harris
Mark Hebert
James Henninger
Ruben Herrera
Tom Hogan
John Holland
Christopher Hoops
Joseph Huffman
Aaron Jalbert
Joshua Jardine
Dustin Jensen
Carl Jesson
Kevin Jinkensen
Thomas Kaider
Richard Kane
Pattrick Kithi
Adam Klinefelter
John LaGamba
Bryan Langley
Daniel Lauby
Dan Lauby Snr
Broc Lawrence
David Lawrence
Kyle Liddeke
John Liggett
Chris Lim
Nick Linberg
Jim Long
Russ Lopez
James Luebke
Kevin Luke
Ken MacNeil
Michael Maguire
Christopher Malone
Mathew Malone
Marc Marchesani
Carmine Marino
Mike Marstellar
Gary Mawson
Nick McCoy
Damien McKenna
Chris Michalski
Elliot Milk
Tim Mitchell
Scott Montague
Ryan Mooneyham
Dawson Murschell
Michael Neubert
Jim Newman
Timmy Nicoll
Darryl Norman
John Norman Jnr
Joe Noschese
Phil O'Neill
Mark Onsdorff
John Part
Shawn Patrick
Cathie Paulino
Duane Penney
Benjamin Phares
David Pickett
Ryan Ponder
Brett Pool
Chuck Puleo
John Rafa
Will Ramsey
Randy Rantala
Terry Rantala
Dave Richardson
Pat Rose
Brett Rosenthal
Michael Rountree
Dennis Sayre
Paul Schwindamann
Joseph Sisco
Robert Slade
Jeff Smith
Nick Smith
Matt Smooke
Ross Snook
Joseph Sokmen
William Squires
Corey Stalnaker
Jimmy Stathopoulos
John Steinhofer
Adam Stella
Neil Stewart
Cynthia Stone
Kristopher Swift
David Tarso
Matt Thom
Rod Tobin
Matt Traub
Steve Tuerck
Gerard Van Loan
Ryan Vander Weit
Mark Veatch
Willy Walker
Patrick Weber
Scott Wells
Chris White
Jim Widmayer
James Wilhoite
Jacob Womack
Jason Yoder
Rodney York
Darin Young
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1013830420427755520
Source: PDC.tv
Two days of qualifying tournaments, with two knockouts per day, will end with eight players progressing to compete on the big stage from Thursday to Saturday.
Thursday sees the North American Championship take place as the eight US and Canadian qualifiers face off for that title and a place in the PDC World Darts Championship.
The eight players then return to the stage on Friday to take on the eight PDC stars in the two-day US Darts Masters, which concludes with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final on Saturday.
The North American contingent is led by three-time World Champion John Part, a former Las Vegas Desert Classic winner at Mandalay Bay.
Dawson Murschell, who starred in last year's US Darts Masters with a win over James Wade, is again in the field alongside fellow Canadian Dave Richardson, who knocked out Max Hopp 12 months ago.
Highly experienced Darin Young heads the field of American qualifiers, although his World Cup of Darts partner Larry Butler misses the events as he continues his recovery from a heart attack last month.
2008 UK Open finalist Gary Mawson and former World Championship qualifiers Ray Carver, David Fatum, Ken MacNeil, Brian Cyr and Jeff Smith are also in action.
Click here for more information about the prize fund breakdown at the US Darts Masters.
Qualifier Entries
(NB: Players may not have entered all four qualifying events, with around 150 players set to be in action in each day)
Daniel Alosso
Dustin Banghart
Robert Barletta
Jayson Barlow
Chris Beaty
Anthony Belloise
Chad Bivens
William Blanchard
Gary Brooks
Gary Broomhead
Daniel M Brown
Ricky Brown
Trevor Buboltz
Wayne Budgen
Jason Buitenhuis
Michael Burns
Paul Burns
Shawn Burt
David Cameron
Matt Campbell
Anthony John Campoli Jr
Donald Campos
John Carter
Ray Carver
Joseph Chaney
Tim Cherven
Stephen Chorba
Aaron Christian
Greg Christian
Nicholas Coachman Jr
Greg Coburn
Ron Colvard
Randall Cook
Steve Corcoran
Neil Creighton
Logan Crooks
Brian Cyr
Ronald Dalleo
Matt D'Angelo
Anthony DeArmas
Kevin Delgado
Jeffrey Densen
William DeWitt
Stephen Dillon
Jacob Dinsdale
Gordon Dixon
Rob Dixon
Jeff Dodson
Timothy Doe
Kiley Edmunds
Darren Eldridge
David Fatum
Justin Fawcett
Jack Feenstra
Floyd Fisk Jr
David Flowers
Jon Foreman
Steve Foster
Kevin Fuqua
Pat Gallagher
Domingo Garza Jr.
Leonard Gates
Gerard Gautreau
Ronald Gayman
Patrick Gibson
Daniel Guinan
Robert Hamilton
Derek Hanley
Brad Hann
Nicholas Harris
Mark Hebert
James Henninger
Ruben Herrera
Tom Hogan
John Holland
Christopher Hoops
Joseph Huffman
Aaron Jalbert
Joshua Jardine
Dustin Jensen
Carl Jesson
Kevin Jinkensen
Thomas Kaider
Richard Kane
Pattrick Kithi
Adam Klinefelter
John LaGamba
Bryan Langley
Daniel Lauby
Dan Lauby Snr
Broc Lawrence
David Lawrence
Kyle Liddeke
John Liggett
Chris Lim
Nick Linberg
Jim Long
Russ Lopez
James Luebke
Kevin Luke
Ken MacNeil
Michael Maguire
Christopher Malone
Mathew Malone
Marc Marchesani
Carmine Marino
Mike Marstellar
Gary Mawson
Nick McCoy
Damien McKenna
Chris Michalski
Elliot Milk
Tim Mitchell
Scott Montague
Ryan Mooneyham
Dawson Murschell
Michael Neubert
Jim Newman
Timmy Nicoll
Darryl Norman
John Norman Jnr
Joe Noschese
Phil O'Neill
Mark Onsdorff
John Part
Shawn Patrick
Cathie Paulino
Duane Penney
Benjamin Phares
David Pickett
Ryan Ponder
Brett Pool
Chuck Puleo
John Rafa
Will Ramsey
Randy Rantala
Terry Rantala
Dave Richardson
Pat Rose
Brett Rosenthal
Michael Rountree
Dennis Sayre
Paul Schwindamann
Joseph Sisco
Robert Slade
Jeff Smith
Nick Smith
Matt Smooke
Ross Snook
Joseph Sokmen
William Squires
Corey Stalnaker
Jimmy Stathopoulos
John Steinhofer
Adam Stella
Neil Stewart
Cynthia Stone
Kristopher Swift
David Tarso
Matt Thom
Rod Tobin
Matt Traub
Steve Tuerck
Gerard Van Loan
Ryan Vander Weit
Mark Veatch
Willy Walker
Patrick Weber
Scott Wells
Chris White
Jim Widmayer
James Wilhoite
Jacob Womack
Jason Yoder
Rodney York
Darin Young
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1013830420427755520
Source: PDC.tv
I stumbled into the world of darts quite by accident back in 2013. For a Journalism School assignment, I had to produce a live sports report and as it happened, the European Tour event in Veldhoven was the only available option. That weekend, I caught the darts bug. The post-match interviews especially appealed to me, as darts players tend to be much more open and approachable than what you usually see with footballers on television.
After a few detours, I joined Dartsnieuws.com in 2017 as editor-in-chief. I don’t have much competitive experience myself, although I once entered a PDC Development Tour weekend just to experience what it’s like from a player’s perspective. I even managed to win a leg against a Tour Card holder and, quite by accident, earned £50 in prize money.
In 2022, I was also involved in the founding of the TOTO Dart Kings, a commercial darts team, where I worked as media manager for three years. Unfortunately, due to new legislation in the Netherlands, that project came to an end in 2025.
Through my work in darts, I’ve been fortunate to travel to some incredible events, from Premier League nights at Ahoy Rotterdam, to several World Championships, and even the US Darts Masters at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Beyond darts, I’m a passionate sports fan in general. You can always wake me up for a game of tennis or padel, and I love following football, tennis, padel, cycling, Formula 1, and ice skating.
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