PDC European Q-School 2025: Dennie Olde Kalter becomes latest first time Tour Card holder
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The third day of PDC European Q-School has concluded with Dennie Olde Kalter sealing the third outright Tour Card meaning that also with Cor Dekker sealing his spot, we have four new Tour Card holders.
Many of the top names are in dire trouble ahead of tomorrow including Rowby-John Rodriguez, Jeffrey de Zwaan and Boris Krcmar. Many are in danger of not returning to the tour at the first time of asking.
But Olde Kalter who has tried on a myriad of occasions after previous appearances mainly in the BDO at the Lakeside for instance finally joins the Dutch contingent.
He saw off Oskar Lukasiak in a 6-2 win. He averaged mostly 88-90 all day including seeing off Cor Dekker in the semi-finals, Croat Tomislav Rosandic as well as Andreas Harrysson all in the latter stages.
Now only one outright Tour Card remains and most of the first few spots in the Order of Merit are nearly sealed so a big day awaits tomorrow.
PDC European Q-School
Final
Dennie Olde Kalter (88.05) 6 | 2 (85.92) Oskar Lukasiak
Semi-Finals
Oskar Lukasiak (87.47) 6 | 4 (84.66) Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Dennie Olde Kalter (88.77) 6 | 5 (82.47) Cor Dekker
Quarter-Finals
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez (104.09) 6 | 2 (90.24) Michal Smejda
Oskar Lukasiak (85.01) 6 | 3 (82.69) Patrick Tringler
Dennie Olde Kalter (90.46) 6 | 1 (82.27) Tomislav Rosandic
Cor Dekker (93.13) 6 | 3 (88.12) Pero Ljubic
Last 16
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez (94.18) 6 | 2 (86.98) Marcel Walpen
Michal Smejda (78.27) 6 | 5 (72.47) Jacques Labre
Oskar Lukasiak (90.83) 6 | 1 (81.59) Marcel Otter
Patrick Tringler (89.98) 6 | 3 (90.84) Boris Krcmar
Tomislav Rosandic (86.98) 6 | 4 (91.99) Karel Sedlacek
Dennie Olde Kalter (95.98) 6 | 3 (85.68) Andreas Harrysson
Cor Dekker (91.33) 6 | 5 (85.94) David Cameron
Pero Ljubic (91.92) 6 | 2 (79.57) Rainer Sturm
Last 32
Marcel Walpen (91.82) 6 | 5 (87.21) Levy Frauenfelder
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez (85.77) 6 | 4 (88.11) Tytus Kanik
Jacques Labre (91.17) 6 | 3 (88.47) Damian Vetjens
Michal Smejda (94.44) 6 | 3 (93.20) Marvin van Velzen
Marcel Otter (81.20) 6 | 4 (84.33) Leon Weber
Oskar Lukasiak (80.34) 6 | 2 (77.60) Dalibor Smolik
Boris Krcmar (79.25) 6 | 3 (78.28) Anton Ostlund
Patrick Tringler (86.21) 6 | 5 (82.72) Simon Teysen
Karel Sedlacek (89.03) 6 | 1 (79.22) Paul Goyer
Tomislav Rosandic (81.69) 6 | 3 (76.93) Jorge Garcia del Pozo
Andreas Harrysson (89.18) 6 | 5 (89.28) Maik Kuivenhoven
Dennie Olde Kalter (90.82) 6 | 4 (86.07) Darius Labanauskas
David Cameron (83.72) 6 | 2 (70.97) Dominik Nebe
Pero Ljubic (90.44) 6 | 3 (82.71) Nicolas Thuillier
Rainer Sturm (74.86) 6 | 1 (75.14) Brian Raman
Last 64
Levy Frauenfelder (82.19) 6 | 2 (82.13) Jimmy van Schie
Marcel Walpen (84.63) 6 | 5 (85.66) Dominik Gruellich
Tytus Kanik (88.22) 6 | 5 (82.93) Stefan Schroder
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez (90.18) 6 | 0 (77.38) Steven Noster
Jacques Labre (84.32) 6 | 4 (81.67) Kevin Troppmann
Damian Vetjens (84.51) 6 | 2 (81.15) Jamai van den Herik
Marvin van Velzen (89.29) 6 | 0 (80.03) Nandor Major
Michal Smejda (83.50) 6 | 1 (75.05) Sietse Lap
Marcel Otter (85.57) 6 | 5 (85.06) Gilbert van der Meijden
Leon Weber (82.80) 6 | 5 (83.62) Ruben Mesters
Dalibor Smolik (83.83) 6 | 2 (78.85) Patrick Klingelhoefer
Oskar Lukasiak (89.01) 6 | 3 (81.64) Dmitriy Zhukov
Boris Krcmar (87.63) 6 | 5 (89.36) Danny Jansen
Anton Ostlund (87.94) 6 | 4 (88.02) Jurjen van der Velde
Patrick Tringler (83.45) 6 | 5 (92.72) Damian Mol
Simon Teysen (75.89) 6 | 5 (78.60) Stefan Dees
Paul Goyer (72.17) 6 | 5 (73.29) Matthias Ehlers
Karel Sedlacek (88.09) 6 | 3 (80.67) Kilian Hohnstedt
Tomislav Rosandic (86.87) 6 | 4 (86.88) Owen Roelofs
Jorge Garcia del Pozo (82.51) 6 | 5 (77.69) Yoshihisa Baba
Andreas Harrysson (81.75) 6 | 3 (85.88) Dominik Moravcik
Maik Kuivenhoven (89.34) 6 | 3 (79.53) Robbie Knops
Darius Labanauskas (91.94) 6 | 2 (87.37) Bruno Stoeckli
Dennie Olde Kalter (90.08) 6 | 3 (89.94) Danny Van Klompenburg
David Cameron (84.17) 6 | 5 (90.22) Jose Justicia
Dominik Nebe (73.29) 6 | 5 (70.21) Christopher Toonders
Benjamin Pratnemer (84.67) 6 | 5 (86.20) Gillian Koehoorn
Cor Dekker (82.80) 6 | 2 (72.93) Moritz Hilger
Nicolas Thuillier (85.43) 6 | 5 (80.66) Francesco Marcone
Pero Ljubic (84.20) 6 | 4 (82.46) Alexander Merkx
Rainer Sturm (68.76) 6 | 5 (71.20) Florian Preis
Brian Raman (77.45) 6 | 5 (77.43) Jarno Bottenberg
Last 128
Levy Frauenfelder (81.50) 6 | 2 (74.26) Born Van Put
Dominik Gruellich (100.59) 6 | 1 (92.63) Jannes Bremermann
Marcel Walpen (94.75) 6 | 2 (70.92) Angel Rodriguez
Tytus Kanik (89.86) 6 | 2 (87.09) Rowby-John Rodriguez
Stefan Schroder (80.35) 6 | 3 (81.43) Marcel Erba
Steven Noster (77.50) 6 | 4 (74.47) Philipp Schweder
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez (100.47) 6 | 3 (93.84) Derk Telnekes
Jacques Labre (79.44) 6 | 2 (78.04) Simon Trommler
Kevin Troppmann (81.48) 6 | 2 (80.04) Lenny Schlueter
Damian Vetjens (85.43) 6 | 5 (82.97) Miroslaw Grudziecki
Jamai van den Herik (90.43) 6 | 5 (86.49) Stefan Bellmont
Nandor Major (82.50) 6 | 4 (82.09) Pascal Wirotius
Marvin van Velzen (90.18) 6 | 0 (73.52) Jannis Barkhausen
Sietse Lap (76.63) 6 | 5 (82.12) Arno Merk
Michal Smejda (79.74) 6 | 5 (77.18) Gyorgy Jehirszki
Gilbert van der Meijden (87.87) 6 | 4 (85.80) Franz Roetzsch
Marcel Otter (82.11) 6 | 3 (78.72) Dustin Straver
Ruben Mesters (81.90) 6 | 3 (83.14) Jeffrey Sparidaans
Leon Weber (74.21) 6 | 3 (74.35) Martijn Lageweg
Dalibor Smolik (82.98) 6 | 5 (79.52) John Michael
Patrick Klingelhoefer (79.37) 6 | 4 (79.66) Sergio Krassen
Oskar Lukasiak (85.27) 6 | 5 (88.52) Mario Robbe
Dmitriy Zhukov (75.57) 6 | 3 (69.88) Tim Scholz
Boris Krcmar (91.94) 6 | 5 (89.64) Danny van Trijp
Danny Jansen (83.00) 6 | 4 (79.62) Max Hopp
Anton Ostlund (85.87) 6 | 2 (81.61) Michael Unterbuchner
Jurjen van der Velde (89.09) 6 | 4 (85.62) Daniel Klose
Damian Mol (88.50) 6 | 2 (87.10) Ricardo Ulrich
Patrick Tringler (85.62) 6 | 2 (82.33) Jeroen Mioch
Stefan Dees (79.17) 6 | 2 (71.20) Yasa Guener
Simon Teysen (85.74) 6 | 2 (72.70) Xanti Van den Bergh
Paul Goyer (76.38) 6 | 4 (80.42) Krzysztof Kciuk
Kilian Hohnstedt (84.27) 6 | 1 (80.28) Kayden Milne
Karel Sedlacek (88.76) 6 | 2 (84.27) Daniel Racoveanu
Owen Roelofs (83.70) 6 | 5 (75.66) Javanico Jansen
Tomislav Rosandic (78.85) 6 | 3 (76.59) Davy Proosten
Yoshihisa Baba (68.84) 6 | 2 (66.55) Angelo Balsamo
Jorge Garcia del Pozo (81.46) 6 | 1 (79.35) Nico Blum
Dominik Moravcik (75.27) 6 | 5 (75.19) Stefaan Henderyck
Andreas Harrysson (89.86) 6 | 2 (81.46) Pascal Devroey
Robbie Knops (80.82) 6 | 2 (79.96) Gerko Tibbe
Maik Kuivenhoven (96.87) 6 | 2 (88.25) Marcel Althaus
Darius Labanauskas (82.69) 6 | 5 (79.50) Adam Gawlas
Bruno Stoeckli (85.89) 6 | 0 (75.12) Bernhard Trinker
Dennie Olde Kalter (99.36) 6 | 2 (92.28) Jeffrey De Zwaan
Danny Van Klompenburg (86.86) 6 | 3 (79.93) Ben Robb
Jose Justicia (82.29) 6 | 3 (84.18) Lukas Unger
David Cameron (82.09) 6 | 1 (77.31) Rohan Brouwers
Dominik Nebe (78.81) 6 | 5 (83.54) Michael Busscher
Christopher Toonders (74.56) 6 | 2 (76.97) James Vanbesien
Benjamin Pratnemer (87.88) 6 | 2 (88.32) Maximilian Czerwinski
Gillian Koehoorn (70.04) 6 | 4 (73.26) Mladen Radosavljevic
Moritz Hilger (83.47) 6 | 5 (85.26) Jeffrey Keen
Cor Dekker (77.80) 6 | 5 (75.43) Vitezslav Sedlak
Francesco Marcone (85.36) 6 | 2 (73.43) Massimo Dante
Nicolas Thuillier (84.45) 6 | 3 (79.49) Patrick Dekker
Pero Ljubic (96.86) 6 | 1 (80.08) Laurens Admiraal
Alexander Merkx (88.44) 6 | 5 (83.72) Jeroen Caron
Rainer Sturm (72.78) 6 | 5 (74.93) Donny Scheurwater
Florian Preis (88.70) 6 | 1 (73.70) Martin Jongen
Jarno Bottenberg (73.80) 6 | 2 (71.60) Andrea Micheletti
Brian Raman (84.59) 6 | 2 (81.56) Liam Maendl-Lawrance
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