The draw has been confirmed for the first European Tour Card qualifier of the day which will see the winners qualify for the Czech Darts Open which takes place next weekend.
The likes of Jose de Sousa who impressed last time out, Vincent van der Voort, Krzysztof Ratajski and Jeffrey de Zwaan are taking part in these qualifiers.
There are only six spots available meaning it is tougher than most other qualification routes and there is a second one also tonight for the Austrian Darts Championship.
Approximate Timings
1200 - ET9 UK Qualifier Begins (click here for round-up)
1430 approx - ET10 UK Qualifier Begins (click here for round-up)
1630 approx - ET9 European Tour Card Holder Qualifier Begins
1830 approx - ET10 European Tour Card Holder Qualifier Begins
1430 approx - ET10 UK Qualifier Begins (click here for round-up)
1630 approx - ET9 European Tour Card Holder Qualifier Begins
1830 approx - ET10 European Tour Card Holder Qualifier Begins
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Draw PDC European Tour EU Qualifier 9
*Danny Noppert and Vincent van der Voort have a bye in the first round on board 5 & 6.
| Board 1 | ||||||
| B1 | T48 | Schindler, Martin | vs. | van Duivenbode, Mike | ||
| B1 | T48 | Zonneveld, Niels | vs. | Bunse, Christian | ||
| B1 | T24 | Ratajski, Krzysztof | vs. | Kanik, Tytus | ||
| Board 2 | ||||||
| T48 | Lerchbacher, Zoran | vs. | Clemens , Gabriel | |||
| B2 | T48 | Labanauskas, Darius | vs. | Kist, Christian | ||
| B2 | T24 | Wattimena, Jermaine | vs. | Justicia, Jose | ||
| Board 3 | ||||||
| T48 | Rodriguez, Rowby-John | vs. | Meeuwisse, Yordi | |||
| T48 | Nentjes, Geert | vs. | van de Pas, Benito | |||
| B3 | T24 | De Zwaan, Jeffrey | vs. | Huybrechts, Kim | ||
| Board 4 | ||||||
| T48 | Van den Bergh, Dimitri | vs. | Klaasen, Jelle | |||
| B4 | T48 | Kantele, Marko | vs. | Reyes, Cristo | ||
| B4 | T24 | Hopp, Max | vs. | Razma, Madars | ||
| Board 5 | ||||||
| B5 | T48 | van Duijvenbode, Dirk | vs. | Alcinas, Toni | ||
| B5 | T48 | Dekker, Jan | vs. | Huybrechts, Ronny | ||
| B5 | T48 | Michael, John | vs. | Van Baelen, Davy | ||
| Board 6 | ||||||
| B6 | T48 | Kamphuis, Vincent | vs. | Kuivenhoven, Maik | ||
| B6 | T48 | Meulenkamp, Ron | vs. | Robbe, Mario | ||
| B6 | T48 | De Sousa, Jose | vs. | Van der Meer, Vincent | ||
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