Field of participants for the German Darts Open including Wright, Chisnall, Humphries, Rock & Aspinall
PDCWednesday, 06 September 2023 at 13:45
From September 8 to 10, the German Darts Open is on the program at the Sparkassen-Arena in Jena. A field of 48 players will battle for the title at the eleventh Euro Tour tournament of the season.
The top-16 on the placement list will stream into the tournament from the second round. These names include Dirk van Duijvenbode, Danny Noppert, Luke Humphries, Dave Chisnall, Josh Rock, Rob Cross, Joe Cullen, Peter Wright and Nathan Aspinall.
The 32 remaining participants will start the German Darts Open from the first round. Among others, James Wade, Simon Whitlock, Kevin Doets, Gian van Veen, Stephen Bunting, Brian Raman, Mike de Decker, Ricky Evans and Cameron Menzies managed to qualify through the Tour Card qualifying tournament.
Check out the full list of participants down below!
German Darts Open 2023 participant field
Top-16 placed players
1. Dave Chisnall
2. Damon Heta
3. Luke Humphries
4. Dirk van Duijvenbode
5. Josh Rock
6. Rob Cross
7. Joe Cullen
8. Peter Wright
9. Danny Noppert
10. Martin Schindler
11. Nathan Aspinall
12. Ryan Searle
13. José de Sousa
14. Ross Smith
15. Andrew Gilding
16. Krzysztof Ratajski
Tour Card Qualifiers
James Wade
Simon Whitlock
Kevin Doets
Gian van Veen
Stephen Bunting
Callum Goffin
Daryl Gurney
Brian Raman
George Killington
Madars Razma
Dylan Slevin
Mickey Mansell
Mike De Decker
Ricky Evans
Cameron Menzies
Stephen Burton
Florian Hempel
Alan Soutar
Darius Labanauskas
Jules van Dongen
Steve Lennon
Connor Scutt
Luke Woodhouse
Daniel Klose
Associate Member Qualifiers
Wesley Plaisier
Roy van de Griendt
Highest ranked German players.
Gabriel Clemens
Ricardo Pietreczko
Host Nation Qualifiers
Danny Tessmann
Nico Kurz
Nordic & Baltic Qualifier.
Jeffrey de Graaf
East European Qualifier
Patrik Kovács
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