Corey Cadby has resigned his PDC Tour Card, it has been revealed in the latest rankings released before Q-School on the PDPA website.
Cadby hasn't played on the PDC Tour since the middle of 2019 after returning in March to the UK after Visa troubles to much fanfare.
He has since had issues with an arrest warrant which was issued and then refuted by 'The King'; but announced in the meantime that he'd be returning to the UK for the PDC World Championship qualifier but he didn't end up in the field.
Simon Stevenson as a result will keep his Tour Card with the UK Open Quarter-Finalist; as well as Toni Alcinas not needing to go to Q-School as a result. View the list of the full rankings below:
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