The European Tour will return this weekend with the German Darts Championship in Hildesheim.
Michael van Gerwen will be the number one seed and will be aiming to continue his run on the European Tour where he has experienced his best form of 2018.
The likes of Michael Smith, Peter Wright and Rob Cross among others will look to challenge the World Number One.
Richard North, Adrian Lewis and Steve Beaton are among the UK Qualifiers who were qualified a while ago at the last round of Players Championships.
Darius Labanauskas confirmed his spot also a while back and so the Eastern European, Host Nation and West/South Qualifiers will make this a confirmed field.
German Darts Championship (ET10)
August 31-September 2, Halle 39, Hildesheim
Top-16 seeded players
1 Michael van Gerwen
2 Peter Wright
3 Michael Smith
4 Rob Cross
5 Daryl Gurney
6 Joe Cullen
7 Mensur Suljovic
8 Jonny Clayton
9 Ian White
10 Dave Chisnall
11 James Wade
12 Darren Webster
13 Gerwyn Price
14 Mervyn King
15 Simon Whitlock
16 Stephen Bunting
UK Qualifiers
Steve Beaton, Kyle Anderson, Ricky Evans, Adrian Lewis, James Wilson, Richard North, Terry Jenkins, Andy Boulton, Darren Johnson, Justin Pipe, Ross Smith, David Pallett, Josh Payne, Lee Bryant, Mark Webster, Robert Thornton, Ted Evetts , Andrew Gilding
Nordic & Baltic Qualifier
Darius Labanauskas
East European Qualifier
Krzysztof Ratajski
West / South European Qualifiers
TBC
Host Nation Qualifiers
TBC
The likes of Michael Smith, Peter Wright and Rob Cross among others will look to challenge the World Number One.
Richard North, Adrian Lewis and Steve Beaton are among the UK Qualifiers who were qualified a while ago at the last round of Players Championships.
Darius Labanauskas confirmed his spot also a while back and so the Eastern European, Host Nation and West/South Qualifiers will make this a confirmed field.
German Darts Championship (ET10)
August 31-September 2, Halle 39, Hildesheim
Top-16 seeded players
1 Michael van Gerwen
2 Peter Wright
3 Michael Smith
4 Rob Cross
5 Daryl Gurney
6 Joe Cullen
7 Mensur Suljovic
8 Jonny Clayton
9 Ian White
10 Dave Chisnall
11 James Wade
12 Darren Webster
13 Gerwyn Price
14 Mervyn King
15 Simon Whitlock
16 Stephen Bunting
UK Qualifiers
Steve Beaton, Kyle Anderson, Ricky Evans, Adrian Lewis, James Wilson, Richard North, Terry Jenkins, Andy Boulton, Darren Johnson, Justin Pipe, Ross Smith, David Pallett, Josh Payne, Lee Bryant, Mark Webster, Robert Thornton, Ted Evetts , Andrew Gilding
Nordic & Baltic Qualifier
Darius Labanauskas
East European Qualifier
Krzysztof Ratajski
West / South European Qualifiers
TBC
Host Nation Qualifiers
TBC
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