Czech Darts Open 2024 participant field: Luke Littler, Luke Humphries, Michael van Gerwen and more compete in last Euro Tour of the season
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The world's top darts players will descend on the Czech capital of Prague from Friday, Oct. 18 to Sunday, Oct. 20 for the Czech Darts Open 2024. Check out the field of participants for the final Euro Tour tournament of the season here.
As usual, the field consists of 48 participants. The top-16 of the Pro Tour rankings have secured seeded status and do not have to be in action during the first round. This includes big names like Dave Chisnall, Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Michael van Gerwen and Luke Littler among others.
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Sixteen Order of Merit qualifiers have also been added to the lineup. This list includes the names of Jonny Clayton, Michael Smith, Raymond van Barneveld, Peter Wright, Nathan Aspinall, Dimitri van den Bergh and brand new World Grand Prix champion Mike de Decker, among others.
Through the Tour Card qualifying tournament, ten players managed to qualify for the Czech Darts Open. James Wade, Gabriel Clemens, Kevin Doets, Jermaine Wattimena and Niels Zonneveld were among these winners. Marko Kantele won the Nordic & Baltic Qualifier and Patrik Kovacs provided himself entry through the East European Qualifier. Through the Home Nation Qualifier on Thursday, Oct. 17, four more darters from the Czech Republic may enter this tournament.
The Czech Darts Open is the last tournament to count in the qualifying race for the European Championship in Dortmund from Thursday, Oct. 24, to Sunday, Oct. 27. The top-32 of the Euro Tour Order of Merit will receive an invitation to participate.
Participant field Czech Darts Open 2024
Top-16 placed players
1. Dave Chisnall
2. Ross Smith
3. Luke Humphries
4. Josh Rock
5. Gerwyn Price
6. Gary Anderson
7. Danny Noppert
8. Damon Heta
9. Stephen Bunting
10. Ryan Searle
11. Luke Littler
12. Martin Schindler
13. Chris Dobey
14. Rob Cross
15. Gian van Veen
16. Michael van Gerwen
Order of Merit Qualifiers
Ricardo Pietreczko
Daryl Gurney
Jonny Clayton
Michael Smith
Ryan Joyce
Raymond van Barneveld
Peter Wright
Krzysztof Ratajski
Mike De Decker
Ritchie Edhouse
Brendan Dolan
Joe Cullen
Luke Woodhouse
Cameron Menzies
Dimitri Van den Bergh
Nathan Aspinall
Tour Card Qualifier
James Wade
Martin Lukeman
Callan Rydz
Kevin Doets
Gabriel Clemens
Robert Owen
Jermaine Wattimena
Alan Soutar
Brett Claydon
Niels Zonneveld
Host Nation Qualifier
4x (Oct. 17)
Nordic & Baltic Qualifier.
Marko Kantele
East European Qualifier
Patrik Kovács
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