
The Last 16 is ongoing at PDC Development Tour 15 with many PDC Tour Card holders through to the latter stages.
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This includes Adam Gawlas, Jurjen van der Velde, Bradley Brooks, Keane Barry, Pascal Rupprecht, Dylan Slevin, Danny Jansen and Rusty-Jake Rodriguez.
Gian van Veen fell in the Last 128, while Luke Littler was out in the Last 64. Fellow forerunner, Wessel Nijman also lost in the Last 128, but still big names have come to the fore.
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The PDC Development Tour is considered the breeding ground of the PDC. Talented players have the opportunity to further develop their gift on this circuit. Players may enter as soon as they reach the age of 16. They may then compete up to and including the season in which they turn 24.
Prize money breakdown during PDC Development Tour
Prize money of £15,000 is distributed per tournament, so the prize pool for the entire circuit of a total of 24 tournaments consists of £360,000.
From reaching the last 64, players can earn prize money, starting with £75. That amount then increases with each round. The winner collects a handsome £2,500.
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PDC Development Tour 15
Last 64
Jacob Gwynne 4 | 1 Djowy Verhagen
Henry Coates 4 | 2 Jack Vincent
Jack Male 4 | 1 Harry Gregory
Adam Gawlas 4 | 1 Jamai van den Herik
Dominik Gruellich 4 | 0 Enrico Frank
Owen Maiden 4 | 0 Luke Littler
Joshua Hermann 4 | 1 Andras Borbely
David Schlichting 4 | 1 Max Pauly
James Beeton 4 | 0 Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Damian Vetjens 4 | 1 Keanu van Velzen
Nathan Rafferty 4 | 0 Vilem Sedivy
Daan Bastiaansen 4 | 1 Marc Petermann
Bradly Roes 4 | 0 Julian Zwergel
Jurjen van der Velde 4 | 2 Connor Arberry
Pascal Lausch 4 | 2 Mark Connolly
Jarred Cole 4 | 2 Justin Hewitt
Keane Barry 4 | 2 Ruben Mesters
Filip Ljubenko 4 | 0 Timm Gothier
Christopher Toonders 4 | 3 Robert Kef
Bradley Brooks 4 | 1 Roman Benecky
Levy Frauenfelder 4 | 1 Dominik Nebe
Jannes Bremermann 4 | 1 Marvin van Velzen
Pascal Rupprecht 4 | 3 Carl van Mens
Dieter Van Ham 4 | 1 Oliver Mueller (Dorzbach)
Danny Jansen 4 | 1 Nicolas Roehre
Owen Roelofs 4 | 1 Charlie Wiles
Cam Crabtree 4 | 0 Rohan Brouwers
Dylan Slevin 4 | 0 Jurre Begard
Keaton Williams 4 | 2 Lukas Holtewert
Rune Van Damme 4 | 1 Sebastian Bialecki
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 4 | 2 Lewis Gurney
Dylan Tuite 4 | 3 Wesley Veenstra
Last 32
Jacob Gwynne 4 | 1 Henry Coates
Adam Gawlas 4 | 1 Jack Male
Dominik Gruellich 4 | 1 Owen Maiden
David Schlichting 4 | 0 Joshua Hermann
Damian Vetjens 4 | 1 James Beeton
Nathan Rafferty 4 | 2 Daan Bastiaansen
Jurjen van der Velde 4 | 2 Bradly Roes
Jarred Cole 4 | 3 Pascal Lausch
Keane Barry 4 | 1 Filip Ljubenko
Bradley Brooks 4 | 2 Christopher Toonders
Levy Frauenfelder 4 | 2 Jannes Bremermann
Pascal Rupprecht 4 | 0 Dieter Van Ham
Danny Jansen 4 | 2 Owen Roelofs
Dylan Slevin 4 | 1 Cam Crabtree
Rune Van Damme 4 | 3 Keaton Williams
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 4 | 0 Dylan Tuite
Last 16
Jacob Gwynne - | - Adam Gawlas
David Schlichting - | - Dominik Gruellich
Nathan Rafferty - | - Damian Vetjens
Jurjen van der Velde - | - Jarred Cole
Bradley Brooks - | - Keane Barry
Levy Frauenfelder - | - Pascal Rupprecht
Dylan Slevin - | - Danny Jansen
Rune Van Damme - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez

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