Filip Sebasta, Sebastian Bialecki and Tytus Kanik emerged winners at the Euro Tour qualifying tournaments in the Hungarian capital Budapest last weekend.
Sebesta qualified for both the Baltic Sea Darts Open and the European Darts Open. He was too strong in the finals for Dawid Herberg (5-3) and Tytus Kanik (5-1), respectively.
Bialecki secured a starting spot for the International Darts Open with a 5-3 victory over Gabor Jagicza. Kanik qualified for the German Darts Grand Prix by defeating Dawid Herberg 5-1.
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