
The draw has been released ahead of the third PDC UK Challenge Tour event of the season which kicks off shortly in Milton Keynes.
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Another bumper day of action is set after titles for Darren Beveridge and Jim Williams yesterday who will hope to strengthen their position at the top of the Order of Merit today.
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They are joined by the likes of Wayne Warren, Richie Burnett, Robert Thornton, James Richardson and Fallon Sherrock in the line-up this weekend.
With the Challenge Tour split into UK and EU this year, there will be separate Tour Card winners and World Championship spots available with also spots to make up the places at ProTour tournament.
Play begins at 10:30 BST with another event to follow the conclusion of Event Three.
PDC UK Challenge Tour Event Three
Last 256
Stu Wilson - | - Jason Gallagher
Freddy Still - | - Shane McGuirk
Ben Adams - | - Gareth Starling
Owen Maiden - | - John O'Shea
Nicholas Bell - | - Simon McCall
Ryan Hogarth - | - Reece Robinson
Cameron Menzies - | - Jamie Venning
Josh McCarthy - | - Luke Hardy
Kieran Evans - | - Robert Collins
Bradley Quelch - | - Jake Carter
Kenneth Matthews - | - James Woodhouse
Deta Hedman - | - Adam Smith-Neale
Chris Hogg - | - Niall Culleton
Colin Osborne - | - Suzanne Smith
Ben Quenby - | - Lorraine Winstanley
Richard Smith - | - Billy Gallie
Reece Pauling - | - Kyle Richardson
Dave Prins - | - Justin Smith
Alan Norris - | - Jack Vincent
Ian Mackenzie - | - Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Craig Searle - | - Tony Procter
David Edwards - | - Nathan Derry
Wes Newton - | - Fred Box
Stephen Gallimore - | - Mike Norton
Richard North - | - Bleddyn Lyons
Ryan Palmer - | - Scott Hope
David Nicholson - | - Curtis Turner
Thomas Lovely - | - Mark Kingdon
Steve Hine - | - Wayne Warren
Arron Monk - | - Liam Meek
Jamie Robinson - | - Michael Barnard
Joe Singleton - | - Matt Clark
Paul Mitchell - | - Steve Earley
Josie Paterson - | - Luke Ely
Francis Carragher - | - Bradley Holme
Aaron Turner - | - Callum Goffin
Anastasia Dobromyslova - | - Carl Wilkinson
Robert Rickwood - | - Jonathan Hayllor
Darren Armstrong - | - Sam Cankett
Dan Read - | - Ricky Clarke
Dom Taylor - | - Lee Evans
Shaun Moughtin - | - Glenn Gibson
Kai Haddock - | - Kevin Garcia
Greg Ritchie - | - Lee Davies
Ronnie Rickner - | - Stephen McNally
Frankie Ansell - | - Reece Colley
Rhys Hayden - | - Conan Whitehead
Mark Esson - | - Luke Smith
Scott Marsh - | - Brad Phillips
Wayne France - | - Kelvin Hart
Adam Huckvale - | - Adam Mould
Derek Lumley - | - Matt Padgett
Chris Craven - | - Philip Borthwick
Coni Singh Nagi - | - Graham Vernon
Jimmy McKirdy - | - Richie Walsh
Chas Barstow - | - Carter Guiney
Neilie Brouder - | - Gary Stafford
Darren Johnson - | - Wayne Morgan
Joe Main - | - Derek Coulson
Jason Hogg - | - Jamie Durrant
Kevin Burness - | - Hamond Kumar
Scott Williams - | - Simon Sparrow
Michael Baker - | - Micheal Fearon
Sam Hunter - | - Diogo Portela
Ross MacDougall - | - Nathan Rafferty
Lee Hayes - | - Kevin McDine
Corrine Hammond - | - Martin Pratt
Dan Green - | - Charlie Symons
Janis Mustafejevs - | - David Neads
Neil MacDougall - | - Lloyd Wintle
Graham Usher - | - Martin Green
Prakash Jiwa - | - Danny Moore
Ben Hazel - | - Robert Owen
Paul Holloway - | - Lewis Pride
Jack Neary - | - Mike Warburton
Stuart White - | - Tony Newell
Stuart Reeve - | - Martin Thomas
Matthew Dennant - | - Barrie Bates
Adrian Gray - | - Dave Bayton
Gavin Carlin - | - Coby Jones-Swanson
Sam Booth - | - Adrian Devine
Joe Davis - | - Robert Thornton
Chris Quantock - | - Brian Woods
Andy Jenkins - | - Scott Baker
Lee Cocks - | - Steven Kirkham
Daniel Lauby - | - Martyn Turner
Richie Burnett - | - Ryan Furness
Nathan Boon - | - Wayne Glover
Killian Heffernan - | - Shaun McDonald
Last 128
Keelan Kay - | - Lloyd Pennell
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Jamie Clark - | -
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Nathan Girvan - | -
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Scottie Walters - | -
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Jason Askew - | - James Bishop (Reading)
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A.J. Urmston-Toft - | -
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Nick Fullwell - | -
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Carl Beattie - | -
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Steven Bradley - | - Ian Jopling
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Aden Kirk - | -
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Jim McEwan - | -
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Alex Long - | -
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Mark Lawrence - | - Daniel Day
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Connor Scutt - | -
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Jordan Brooks - | -
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Brian Hallas - | -
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Ryan Harrington - | - John Imrie
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David Ladley - | -
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Antony Allen - | -
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Sean Fisher - | -
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Rhys Griffin - | - Robbie Ellis
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Justin Hood - | -
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James Richardson - | -
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Scott Taylor - | -
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Stephen Burton - | - Jim Williams
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Nick Jennings - | -
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Darren Beveridge - | -
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Fallon Sherrock - | -
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Dean Jones (Wales) - | -
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Richard Wood - | -
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Sam Ward - | -
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Shane Price - | -
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