Field confirmed for 2023 Baltic Sea Darts Open as European Tour returns with Humphries and Van Gerwen top seeds
PDCTuesday, 21 February 2023 at 13:30
The first European Tour of 2023 is set to take place this weekend between 24-26 February in the form of the Baltic Sea Darts Open taking place in Kiel.
Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen who were the standouts on the European Tour last year are top seeds alongside Damon Heta, Rob Cross, Peter Wright with Michael Smith and Gerwyn Price also among those involved.
Through the Tour Card Holder qualifier, Raymond van Barneveld, James Wade, Steve Beaton and Adrian Lewis all secured their spots alongside the Associate Member Qualifiers in Martijn Dragt and Jeroen Mioch.
With most of the European Tours in Germany, Gabriel Clemens and Florian Hempel as the top two Germans not qualified seal their spots alongside Niko Springer and Lukas Wenig with Dennis Nilsson and Filip Šebesta coming from Nordic and Baltic and East European respectively.
Field for Baltic Sea Darts Open 2023
Top-16 seeded players (enter from second round)
Luke Humphries
Michael van Gerwen
Damon Heta
Rob Cross
Peter Wright
Dave Chisnall
Nathan Aspinall
Michael Smith
Dirk van Duijvenbode
Joe Cullen
Gerwyn Price
Danny Noppert
Ryan Searle
Martin Schindler
Jonny Clayton
Dimitri Van den Bergh
Tour Card Qualifiers
Ricky Evans
Graham Usher
Arron Monk
Ryan Joyce
Mario Vandenbogaerde
Raymond van Barneveld
Stephen Bunting
Keegan Brown
James Wade
Ritchie Edhouse
Richard Veenstra
Shaun Wilkinson
Niels Zonneveld
Steve Beaton
Lewy Williams
Bradley Brooks
Adrian Lewis
Ryan Meikle
Josh Payne
Jermaine Wattimena
Brendan Dolan
William O'Connor
Daryl Gurney
Ted Evetts
Associate Member Qualifier
Martijn Dragt
Jeroen Mioch
Top seeded Germans
Gabriel Clemens
Florian Hempel
Host Nation Qualifiers
Niko Springer
Lukas Wenig
Nordic & Baltic Qualifier
Dennis Nilsson
East European Qualifier
Filip Sebesta
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