The draw has been released ahead of today's PDC European Q-School action with Stage 1A set to start proceedings shortly in Niedernhausen.
Split this year due to COVID-19 regulations, it will see two Q-School 'qualifiers' per day with four from each coming through outright.
In 1A, Mario Vandenbogaerde, Damian Mol, Andreas Harrysson and Stefan Bellmont came through with Benito van de Pas, Chris Landman, Christian Kist, Jules van Dongen, Patrik Kovacs and Brian Raman among those still remaining.
The winners will then go through to Wednesday alongside players from a combined Order of Merit to fight for their Tour Card.
Day Two Stage 1A Draw - 2022 PDC European Q-School
Christian Reiter v Carlo van Peer
Roland Hol v Niklas Ahrens
Patrik Kovacs v Roy van de Griendt
Robin Smees v Swen Seifert
Marco Jansen v Karl Cron
Mike Poge v Jens Ziegler
Kristiaan de Boer v Leo Hendriks/Patrick Opbroek
Gian van Veen v Christian Till
Sven Kluth v Christian Seegath
Jan de Weerdt v Thomas Stampfer
Franz Roetzsch v Steve Wollener
Andreas Winterling v Karsten Koch
Dennis Verhaegen v Marc Dworczak
Erik Meulenmeesters v Danny Tessmann
Brian Raman v Tobias Scheifl/Martijn Dragt
Tobias Hoentsch v Jerry Hendriks
Wojciech Brulinski v Rainer Sturm
Roland Meier v Bent Lambertsen
Arjan Konterman v Sebastian Keine
Olaf Thies v Marcel Erba
Alexander Elia v Martijn Verdaasdonk
Sergio Krassen v Alexander Masek
Nico Wagner v Matthias Grube/Jimmy Hendriks
Wesley van Trijp v Claudio Donno
Bart van Bogaert v Jules van Dongen
Philipp Hopf v Christian Kist
Kevin Luhr v Remo Mandiau
Loris Schaub v Jimmy van Schie
Gillian Koehoorn v Dustin Straver
Baran Oezdemir v Michael Stoeten
Kevin Schal Maikel Mossou/Pavel Jirkal
Marcel Zwally v Claus Dieter Tauscher
Michael Hahn v Ronny Huybrechts
Lukas Sekinger v Kevin Constantini
Lars Moinat v Rene Eidams
Maikel Verberk v Danny Jansen
Andy Bless v Marc-Thomas Weider
David Schlichting v Marco Obst
Jeroen Mioch v Michael Ladefoged/Martin Benka
Jamie Lawrence v Igor Perak
Stefan Schiegg v Andrew Beeton
Gijsbert van Malsen v Malte Schleinitz
Lars Ruschewski v Sebastian Steyer
Janos Borzsei v Peter Hvidd Jensen
Tom Veje Kristensen v Enrico Roessing
Lukas Wenig v Philip van Gasse
Vladimir Andersen v Jan Trappmann/Alexander Klein
Michael Ostrode v Roger Hertig
Christopher Scholl v Benito van de Pas
Jeremy van der Winkel v Michael Seemann
Thomas Junghans v Alex Flohr
Luke Tucker v Joshua Hermann
Nicklas Rudi v Patrick Peters
Marcel Althaus v Davy Proosten
Dennie Olde Kalter v Stefaan Henderyck/Sven van Dun
Niklas Rasch v Jani Keskinarkaus
Dragutin Horvat v Alexandre Antunes
Niels-Joergen Hansen v Pierre Finck
Eric Boyer v Alexander Rohrmueller
Jacques Labre v Arsen Ballaj
Owen Roelofs v Nick Paenen
Ivan Springborg Poulsen v Chris Landman
Stefan Schroder v Mathieu de Loos/Christopher Lindl
Patrick Bulen v Nauris Gleglu
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