Ten out of 32 International Qualifiers confirmed for World Championship
NewsWednesday, 26 September 2018 at 09:12
Qualification for the PDC World Darts Championship is coming ever closer to being finalised and 10 out of the 32 International Qualifiers are known.
Five of these International Qualifiers will make their return at the Alexandra Palace. Seigo Asada, Lourence Ilagan, Royden Lam, Jeff Smith and Diogo Portela all played before at the PDC World Darts Championship.
Raymond Smith, Tahuna Irwin, Karel Sedlacek, Chuck Puleo and Jim Long are all set to make their debut. However Smith and Sedlacek have played before in Frimley Green at Lakeside.
Raymond Smith, Tahuna Irwin, Karel Sedlacek, Chuck Puleo and Jim Long are all set to make their debut. However Smith and Sedlacek have played before in Frimley Green at Lakeside.
List of International Qualifiers for the 2018/19 PDC World Darts Championship
Two PDPA Qualifiers 2018 PDC Asian Tour Top Four -> (fourth player TBC) 2018 PDC Unicorn World Youth Champion 2018 PDC Unicorn Development Tour Order of Merit top two 2018 PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour Order of Merit winner PDC Nordic & Baltic Top Two EADC Champion Oceanic Masters Champion DPA Order of Merit Winner -> DPNZ Qualifier -> German Superleague Champion Central Europe Qualifier South Europe Qualifier West Europe Qualifier East Europe Qualifier -> PDC China Qualifier Tom Kirby Memorial Irish Matchplay Champion North American Championship Winner -> CDC Top Ranked American Player -> CDC Top Ranked Canadian Player -> PDJ Japanese Qualifier African Qualifier South American Qualifier -> UK Ladies Qualifier Rest of the World Ladies Qualifier Indian Qualifier
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