The draw has been confirmed for PDC Development Tour Event 15 which will take place on Sunday afternoon.
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So far this weekend, Gian van Veen has continued his domination of the Development Tour with a fourth title of the season.
Joined in the winners' circle by Bradley Brooks, Jarred Cole and Wessel Nijman - all stalwarts of the Development Tour.
For Van Veen too, he will play ProTour tomorrow so he will hope to carry that form through.
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.
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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.
Draw PDC Development Tour 15
Last 256
Meinte Hibma (BYE)
Jonas Thoene v Djowy Verhagen
Jacob Gwynne v Bailey White
Tobias Willke v Hendrik Riechel
Paul-Merlin Pfeifer v Louis Guttman
Patrick Ehlert v Jack Vincent
Jeremy Brandenburg v Henry Coates
Mattia Pinelli v Tom Holtmann
Tinus van Tiel v Kevin van der Voort
Jack Male v Marvin Kraft
Oliver Madge v Harry Gregory
Tavis Dudeney v Laurenz Kelm
Mike Verschuur v Fabian Schmutzler
Alexander Steinmetz v Jamai van den Herik
Adam Gawlas v Moreno Blom
Seppe Dasseville v Kaya Van den Brink
Karl-Louis Mueller v Louis Hornig
Enrico Frank v Lara Frerking
Dominik Gruellich v Ondrej Frystacky
Felix Stappenbeck v Chris Massilge
Viani van den Bergh v Luke Littler
Jerry Kaldenberg v Keelan Kay
Owen Maiden v Nick Straube
Fred Box v Kevin Troppmann
Joshua Hermann v Elias Anton
Constantin Mueller v Marvin Grossman
Joey de Jong v Andras Borbely
Florian Socha v Gian van Veen
Dennis van Cuijlenburg v Maximillian Knechtel
Harry Jake Robinson v Max Pauly
Jan Schmidt v Robin Radloff
Niklas Olesch v David Schlichting
Rowan van Alebeek (BYE)
Jaikob Selby-Rivas v Jonas Hoepenner
Niclas Menz v Calvin Taron
Oliver Ufer v James Beeton
Colinn Haverkate v Jan Herrmann
Damian Vetjens v Jan Lukas Reeh
Keanu van Velzen v Owen Bates
Andriko Smolinski v John Wightman
Fabian Dohle v Steffen Thoering
Finn Chudziak v Nathan Rafferty
Noel limburg v Stan Kurpcherit
Vilem Sedivy v Maximillian Weilandt
Leon Remde v Matthew Chegwin
Lukas Fraulob v Marc Petermann
Nando Engelen v Daan Bastiaansen
Robert Ritter v Jitse van der Wal
Bradly Roes v Philip Petschick
Youri Brouwer v Luca Pfaff
Julian Zwergel v Joshua Adriaanse
Charlie Cookson v Robin Kramm
Ieuan Halsall v Julian Hedrich
Jurjen van der Velde v Anton Braun
Connor Arberry v Tim Beyer
Marius Brink v Felix Bollmann
Pascal Lausch v Marvin Fink
Oliver Klein v Patrick Schroeder
Paul Vogt v Rene Molendijk
Mark Connolly v Sebastian Keine
Sydnee de Vries v Jarred Cole
Julian Dijkstra v Jannis Boettner
Ben Phillips v Justin Hewitt
Leighton Bennett v Jarno Bottenberg
Ruben Mesters (BYE)
Sascha Stuhlemmer v Sara Schliemann
Craig Galliano v Jarod Becker
Jeffrey Keen v Keane Barry
Timm Gothier v Maurice Junker
Billy Warriner v Revelino Dubois
Filip Ljubenko v Marlon Bartholomaus
Luis Kirschenlohr v Jonathan van Diermen
Christopher Toonders v Max Siller
Travis Baur v Miro Seemann
Dylan Quinn v Robert Kef
Angelo Balsamo v Kilian Hohnstedt
Roman Benecky v Marvin Koch
Noah Roeschlein v Ciaran Teehan
Bradley Brooks v Jamie Tilley
Jens Stickling v Daan Beernink
Dominik Nebe v Louis Rodamer
Sam Devought v Massimo Balsamo
Levy Frauenfelder v Jim Moston
Florian Preuss v Matteo Ognibeni
Bram van Dijk v Jan Luca Limburg
Tomas Houdek v Marvin van Velzen
Jonas Aplowski v David Drewenz
James Bremermann v Eric Muller
Ryan Dowling v Bram Jongejeugd
Mathis Miklas Ruge v Carl van Mens
Niklas Hees v Pascal Rupprecht
Pim van Bijnen v Alfie Thompson
Valentin Gerkens v Oliver Mueller
Quentin Vandenbulcke v Jeremy Jendzejewski
Tom Kloppmann v Dieter van Ham
Jordan Boyce v Noah Hanfland
Dylan van Lierop (BYE)
Danny Jansen v Cameron Christie
Maikel Mossou v Jonathan Parvaneh
Benjamin Wirtherle v Nicolas Roehre
Jonas Weinmann v Owen Roelofs
Zac Griffiths v Jan Weidauer
Keith Zahner v Robbe Dasseville
Dustin Dockhorn v Charlie Wiles
Till Stein v Papp Rajmund
Matyas Rejhon v Rohan Brouwers
Cam Crabtree v Samuel Palmer
Xanti van den Bergh v Steppe van Overbeke
Dylan Slevin v Johnny Stewart
Fynn Schmidt v Julias Salomon
Jurre Begard v Pascal Zingler
Mika Niems v Silas Hacker
Micha Wattenberg v Gianluca Bartsch
Finn Meinhardt v Keaton Williams
Thorsten Frochte v Lukas Holtewert
Sven Meikle v Stefan Scheiwe
Niclas Wierling v Silas Froeschle
Jimmy Bristow v Sebastian Bialecki
Noah Weller v Rune van Damme
Conaill Stafford v Ferdinand Heidermann
Alan Halfmouw v Steffen Brodbeck
Lewis Gurney v Dylan Dowling
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez v Jan Zagel
Stefan Dees v Wessel Nijman
Wesley Veenstra v Erik Rollinger
Laszlo Ancsin v Demy Sijbrands
Timo Faltis v Luke Cottrell
Dylan Tuite v Benjamin Krauspe
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