Seeded players confirmed for Austrian Darts Open and Dutch Darts Championship led by Humphries, Chisnall and Van Gerwen
PDCWednesday, 08 March 2023 at 09:11
The seeded players for the fifth and sixth European Tour tournaments of the season have been confirmed for the Austrian Darts Open and Dutch Darts Championship.
Taking place between April 21-23 and 28-30 in Graz and Leeuwarden, Luke Humphries will continue as top seed and by virtue of winning in Kiel last time out, Dave Chisnall takes over as second seed ahead of Michael van Gerwen.
Gerwyn Price not reaching the final means he has to qualify for these tournaments going forward. While in these two tournaments, Rowby-John Rodriguez, Mensur Suljovic and in Holland, Jermaine Wattimena and Raymond van Barneveld take the spots usually set for two German players as the first two not qualified as Host Nation stars.
European Tour 5-6 Seeded Players
Austrian Darts Open (ET5)
Steiermarkhalle, Graz
April 21-23
1. Luke Humphries
2. Dave Chisnall
3. Michael van Gerwen
4. Damon Heta
5. Dirk van Duijvenbode
6. Rob Cross
7. Michael Smith
8. Nathan Aspinall
9. Danny Noppert
10. Peter Wright
11. Ryan Searle
12. Joe Cullen
13. Jonny Clayton
14. Martin Schindler
15. Josh Rock
16. Andrew Gilding
Top 2 Non-Qualified Host Nation Players
1. Rowby-John Rodriguez
2. Mensur Suljovic
Dutch Darts Championship (ET6)
WTC Expo, Leeuwarden
April 28-30
1. Luke Humphries
2. Dave Chisnall
3. Michael van Gerwen
4. Damon Heta
5. Dirk van Duijvenbode
6. Rob Cross
7. Michael Smith
8. Nathan Aspinall
9. Danny Noppert
10. Peter Wright
11. Ryan Searle
12. Joe Cullen
13. Jonny Clayton
14. Martin Schindler
15. Josh Rock
16. Andrew Gilding
Top 2 Non-Qualified Host Nation Players
1. Jermaine Wattimena
2. Raymond van Barneveld
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