The draw has been released ahead of the 2020 Grand Slam of Darts qualifier with eight more spots set to be complete this evening in Coventry.
Players are seeded due to ranking and Daryl Gurney, Ian White, Dave Chisnall, Adrian Lewis, Krzysztof Ratajski and Simon Whitlock are among the entrants. Most have received byes through to the second round.
For Mensur Suljovic, he decided against travelling to Coventry so won't be involved in the qualifier. While for the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price and Gary Anderson, they have already qualified.
It will be played down to the Last 16 with the eight players left claiming their spots before five days of action in Coventry in the form of the PDC Winter Series.
Draw 2020 Grand Slam of Darts Qualifier
Daryl Gurney (BYE)
Ted Evetts (BYE)
Darren Webster v Ricky Evans
Kim Huybrechts v Alan Tabern
Steve Beaton (BYE)
Kirk Shepherd (BYE)
John Michael v Harald Leitinger
Reece Robinson v Max Hopp
Danny Noppert (BYE)
Peter Jacques (BYE)
Ryan Murray v Karel Sedlacek
James Wilson v Steve Lennon
Stephen Bunting (BYE)
Gary Blades (BYE)
Nick Kenny v Carl Wilkinson
Mark McGeeney v Adam Hunt
Krzysztof Ratajski (BYE)
Scott Baker (BYE)
Matt Clark v Aaron Beeney
Adrian Gray v Conan Whitehead
Vincent van der Voort (BYE)
Robert Thornton (BYE)
Richard North v Daniel Larsson
Mickey Mansell v Marko Kantele
Chris Dobey (BYE)
Joe Murnan (BYE)
Wayne Jones v Simon Stevenson
Barrie Bates v Jason Lowe
Jermaine Wattimena (BYE)
Andy Hamilton (BYE)
Jan Dekker v Martijn Kleermaker
Ryan Joyce v Keegan Brown
Dave Chisnall (BYE)
John Henderson (BYE)
Derk Telnekes v Luke Woodhouse
Niels Zonneveld v Gavin Carlin
Brendan Dolan (BYE)
Ross Smith (BYE)
Jesus Noguera v William Borland
Mike de Decker v Darius Labanauskas
Simon Whitlock (BYE)
Toni Alcinas (BYE)
Krzysztof Kciuk v Darren Penhall
Martin Schindler v Kai Fan Leung
Jeffrey de Zwaan (BYE)
Matthew Edgar (BYE)
Martin Atkins v Steve West
Benito van de Pas v Callan Rydz
Ian White (BYE)
Jeff Smith (BYE)
Christian Bunse v Justin Pipe
William O'Connor v David Pallett
Jamie Hughes (BYE)
Andy Boulton (BYE)
Ryan Meikle v Maik Kuivenhoven
Ryan Searle v Ron Meulenkamp
Adrian Lewis (BYE)
Bradley Brooks (BYE)
Steve Brown v Rowby-John Rodriguez
Michael Barnard v Jelle Klaasen
Mervyn King (BYE)
Ciaran Teehan (BYE)
Josh Payne v Gabriel Clemens
Jonathan Worsley v Madars Razma
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