
The final Development Tour of the weekend is set to take place on Sunday morning, so far it has mainly been dominated by Josh Rock alongside wins for Gian Van Veen and Lewy Williams.
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The PDC Development Tour circuit consists of 24 tournaments in 2022. Last year there was a separate tour for British and European players due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but this year both circuits have been merged again.
Each Development Tour tournament has a prize fund of £10,000. With the prize money a ranking will be made. At the end of the season the numbers one and two will receive an invitation to the PDC World Darts Championship, plus a Tour Card for 2023 and 2024.
PDC Development Tour Event 20
Last 256
Oliver Ufer - | - Miroslav Hotovy
Jitse Van der Wal - | - Maximilian Weilandt
Jakob Hahn - | - Jake Neale
Dylan Dowling - | - Marc Nalis
Jack Male - | - Sara Schliemann
Viani Van den Bergh - | - Marcel Gerdon
Maikel Mossou - | - Samuel Palmer
Zac Griffiths - | - Paul Buechner
Paul-Merlin Pfeifer - | - Mark Tabak
Sarthak Patel - | - Dominik Nebe
Marius Brink - | - Angelo Balsamo
John Wightman - | - Bram Jongejeugd
Eric Mueller - | - William Spacey
Luca Elias Troeger - | - Allon Dijksterhuis
Joey de Jong - | - Matej Malach
Charlie Wiles - | - Tomas Houdek
Ciaran Teehan - | - Jan Hischke
Zyon Raman - | - Jamai van den Herik
Erik Rollinger - | - Andriko Smolinski
Danny Jantowski - | - Adam Dee
Daan Bastiaansen - | - Matti Finke
Liam Mason - | - Miro Seemann
Jim Moston - | - Justin van Tergouw
Robbe Dasseville - | - Stan Kurpchereit
Adam Gawlas - | - Jarvis Jentsch
Henry Coates - | - Katie Sheldon
Nathan Rafferty - | - Gillian Koehoorn
Fabian Schmutzler - | - Felix Katzy
Damian Vetjens - | - Owen Bates
Bradley Brooks - | - Sebastian Bialecki
Sebastian Roehrig - | - Billy Warriner
Lewis Gurney - | - Kevin Schmetzer
Pearce Todd - | - Filip Ljubenko
Nicolas Gilbert - | - Moritz Kaschube
Jonas Aplowski - | - Owen Maiden
Joshua Richardson - | - Philipp Tröndle
Tobias Fischer - | - Bradly Roes
Josh Rock - | - Tobias Richter (Backnang)
Christopher Holt - | - Kimi Seemann
Wesley Veenstra - | - Ole Holtkamp
Anton Salge - | - Mirko Bouma
Sören Düvel - | - Yves Lison
Harry Kelly - | - Jonathan Parvaneh
Robert Kef - | - Marc Petermann
Ben Phillips - | - Ollie Male
Henrik Ettrup - | - Tavis Dudeney
Cam Crabtree - | - Xanti Van den Bergh
Kevin Doets - | - Jannes Bremermann
Roy Rietbergen - | - Alex Schulte
Keanen Norris - | - Quentin Vandenbulcke
Jorth Bollen - | - Philipp Hagemann
Cavan Phillips - | - Jeffrey Ballast
Nick Straube - | - Leonard Ingles
Aron Boroczi - | - Hauke Rosin
Marvin Schoenfeld - | - Sam Weel
Felix Bollmann - | - David Wroldsen
Jurjen van der Velde - | - Nikolai Becker
Keith Paetzold - | - Jannis Kirstein
Carl van Mens - | - David Fidler
Marvin Grossmann - | - Owen Roelofs
Youri Brouwer - | - Matyas Rejhon
Joshua Hermann - | - Alan Halfmouw
Gergely Lakatos - | - Erik Meyers
Vinay Ramnath - | - Egor Tvorogov
Conor Heneghan - | - Patrick Ehlert
Niclas Menz - | - Pascal Essmann
Simon Leyrer - | - Rowan van Alebeek
Jarred Cole - | - Dylan Slevin
Dominik Gruellich - | - Robin Beger
Killian Heffernan - | - Alec Small
Kieran Peek - | - Tom Kloppmann
Nathan Girvan - | - David Schlichting
Jarod Becker - | - Vojtech Cibula
James Beeton - | - Lewy Williams
Last 128
Robin Radloff - | - Christopher Toonders
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Fabian Dohle - | - Jeremy Brandenburg
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Geert Nentjes - | - Tom Heldt
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Philipp Daum - | -
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Marvin Koch - | - Tinus van Tiel
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Kevin van der Voort - | - Julian Zwergel
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Florian Socha - | - Yannik Greif
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Sam Coenders - | -
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Alex Jacques - | - Nico Iser
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Fabian Van Stralen - | - David Zaruba
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Daniel Franke - | - Mike Verschuur
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Jakub Janaszkiewicz - | -
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Keane Barry - | - Robin Kramm
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Till Stein - | - Fabian Klos
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Max Pauly - | - Sebastian Keine
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Micha Wattenberg - | -
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Leon Remde - | - Maximilian Czerwinski
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Maurice Junker - | - Quentin Temmerman
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Jan Menger - | - Connor Arberry
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Jacob Gwynne - | -
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Colinn Haverkate - | - Danny de Jong
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Luke Cottrell - | - Damien Moore
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Sascha Stuhlemmer - | -
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Mika Grosse-Stoltenberg - | -
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Meinte Hibma - | - Lerena Rietbergen
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Maikel Verberk - | - Svenja Leyrer
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Dom Taylor - | - Kyana Frauenfelder
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Jeremy Jendrzejewski - | -
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Roman Benecky - | - Tobias Hafner
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Finn Chudziak - | - Pascal Hartung
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Ferdinand Heidermann - | -
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Gian van Veen - | -
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