
The draw has been confirmed for PDC Development Tour Event 14 which is set to take place on Saturday afternoon.
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Gian van Veen, Luke Littler, Bradley Brooks, Rusty-Jake Rodriguez have been among the standout players so far this weekend, with Brooks and Wessel Nijman sealing titles.
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There is one more event tomorrow after Event 15 making it 15 in all by the time the weekend is over.
The PDC Development Tour is considered the breeding ground of the PDC. Talented players have the opportunity to further develop their gift on this circuit. Players may enter as soon as they reach the age of 16. They may then compete up to and including the season in which they turn 24.
Prize money breakdown during PDC Development Tour
Prize money of £15,000 is distributed per tournament, so the prize pool for the entire circuit of a total of 24 tournaments consists of £360,000.
From reaching the last 64, players can earn prize money, starting with £75. That amount then increases with each round. The winner collects a handsome £2,500.
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Development Tour 14
Last 512
Lewis Gurney - | - Anton Braun
Tavis Dudeney - | - Charlie Cookson
Karl-Louis Mueller - | - Christopher Toonders
Fabian Dohle - | - Pascal Lausch
Jerry Kaldenberg - | - Keane Barry
Demy Sijbrands - | - Filip Ljubenko
Luis Kirschenlohr - | - Sven Mielke
Last 256
Max Pauly - | - Maikel Mossou
John Wightman - | - Travis Baur
Jonas Aplowski - | - Dominik Nebe
Pim Van Bijnen - | - Kevin van der Voort
Stan Kurpchereit - | - Nando Engelen
Bradly Roes - | - Jeffrey Keen
Steffen Brodbeck - | - Jonathan Parvaneh
Marvin Fink - | - Sebastian Bialecki
Angelo Balsamo - | - Pascal Rupprecht
Craig Galliano - | - Justin Hewitt
Jan Luca Limburg - | - Timm Gothier
Jurjen van der Velde - | - Thorsten Frochte
Daan Bastiaansen - | - Youri Brouwer
Marvin Grossmann - | - Vilem Sedivy
Kilian Hohnstedt - | - Jarno Bottenberg
Owen Maiden - | - Louis Rödamer
Marvin Kraft - | - Tobias Willke
Jeremy Brandenburg - | - Rowan van Alebeek
Gian van Veen - | - Papp Rajmund
Timo Faltis - | - Henry Coates
Paul Vogt - | - Eric Müller
Silas Hacker - | - Leon Remde
Matthew Chegwin - | - David Schlichting
Conaill Stafford - | - Louis Guttmann
Jack Male - | - Bailey White
Keith Zahner - | - Fabian Schmutzler
Levy Frauenfelder - | - Silas Froeschle
Sydnee De Vries - | - Joshua Adriaanse
Jarod Becker - | - Quentin Vandenbulcke
Revelino Dubois - | - Fred Box
Ciaran Teehan - | - Moreno Blom
Louis Hornig - | -
Dennis van Cuijlenburg - | - Tom Kloppmann
Oliver Ufer - | - Billy Warriner
Lukas Fraulob - | - Alfie Thompson
Felix Bollmann - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Julian Hedrich - | - Jan Schmidt
Jonathan van Diermen - | - Fynn Schmidt
Anna Votavova - | - Elias Dankers
Jan Herrmann - | - Pascal Hartung
Noah Roeschlein - | - Patrick Ehlert
Andras Borbely - | - Rohan Brouwers
Florian Preuss - | - Noel Limburg
Lara Frerking - | - Jeremy Jendrzejewski
Keelan Kay - | - Connor Arberry
Danny Jansen - | - Niclas Wierling
Paul-Merlin Pfeifer - | - Maximilian Knechtel
Zac Griffiths - | -
Tinus van Tiel - | - Sebastian Keine
Ieuan Halsall - | - Mathis Miklas Ruge
Jan Lukas Reeh - | - Calvin Taron
Robert Kef - | - Pascal Zingler
Harry Jake Robinson - | - Seppe Dasseville
Tim Beyer - | - Jonas Lerch
Maximilian Weilandt - | - Jimmy Bristow
Roman Benecky - | - Gianluca Bartsch
Stefan Dees - | - Kevin Troppmann
Jannes Bremermann - | - Micha Wattenberg
Dylan Dowling - | - Felix Stappenbeck
Patrick Schroeder - | - Jonas Thoene
Benjamin Wirtherle - | - Colinn Haverkate
Harry Kelly - | - Ferdinand Heidermann
Daan Beernink - | - Kaya Van den Brink
Miro Seemann - | -
Jordan Sharpe - | - Patrick Hanel
Rene Molendijk - | - Samuel Palmer
Leonard Ingles - | - Maurice Junker
Luca Pfaff - | - Adam Gawlas
Steffen Thoering - | - Mark Connolly
Mika Niems - | - Johnny Stewart
Niklas Hess - | - Erik Rollinger
Owen Bates - | - Marius Brink
Sara Schliemann - | - Marvin van Velzen
Oliver Madge - | - Dieter Van Ham
Philip Petschick - | - Luke Cottrell
Laurenz Kelm - | - Jason Della Porta
Carl van Mens - | - Alan Halfmouw
Robbe Dasseville - | - Massimo Balsamo
Ryan Dowling - | - Chris Massilge
Dylan Quinn - | -
Harry Gregory - | - Sascha Stuhlemmer
Nic Mueller - | - Viani Van den Bergh
Charlie Wiles - | - Julius Salomon
Maximilian Fischer - | - Tim Holtmann
Joey de Jong - | - Julian Zwergel
David Drewanz - | - Jamie Tilley
Owen Roelofs - | - Cam Crabtree
Keanu van Velzen - | - Niclas Menz
Ruben Mesters - | - Matyas Rejhon
Dylan Slevin - | - Seppe Van Overbeke
Keaton Williams - | - Jim Moston
Jonas Weinmann - | - Nathan Rafferty
Jamai van den Herik - | - Laszlo Ancsin
Meinte Hibma - | - Bram Jongejeugd
Mike Verschuur - | - Max Siller
Xanti Van den Bergh - | -
Luke Littler - | - Jan Zagel
Marlon Bartholomaeus - | - Ondrej Frystacky
Jack Vincent - | - Djowy Verhagen
Dustin Dockhorn - | - Marc Petermann
Jens Stickling - | - Oliver Mueller (Dorzbach)
Marvin Koch - | - Matteo Ognibeni
Marc Nalis - | - Jarred Cole
Lewis Williams - | - Damian Vetjens
Jan Weidauer - | - Finn Chudziak
Noah Weller - | - Tomas Houdek
Robert Ritter - | - Jonas Hoeppner
Joshua Hermann - | - Bram van Dijk
James Beeton - | - Dylan Tuite
Constantin Mueller - | - Jitse Van der Wal
Noah Hanfland - | - Robin Kramm
Julian Braun - | -
Wessel Nijman - | - Leighton Bennett
Oliver Klein - | - Ben Phillips
Dominik Gruellich - | - Finn Meinhardt
Stefan Scheiwe - | - Jacob Gwynne
Jordan Boyce - | - Daniel Perry
Bradley Brooks - | - Enrico Frank
Dylan Van Lierop - | - Nick Straube
Hendrik Riechel - | - Jarvis Jentsch
Valentin Gerkens - | - Benjamin Krauspe
Wesley Veenstra - | - Niklas Olesch
Nicolas Roehre - | - Alexander Steinmetz
Mattia Pinelli - | - Rune Van Damme
Elias Anton - | - Robin Radloff
Jaikob Selby-Rivas - | - Cameron Christie
Till Stein - | - Jurre Begard
Sem Devoght - | -

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