The Quarter-Finals are set at Players Championship 29 with Michael Smith set to face off against Danny Noppert, while Cameron Menzies will take on James Wade shortly.
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Menzies came back from the brink to see off Krzysztof Ratajski 6-5, while Wade took down William O'Connor. Stephen Bunting faces Damon Heta next up. The former eased past World Grand Prix champion, Mike de Decker. While Heta saw off Ricardo Pietreczko. It was a seed cull in the bottom quarter though.
Mensur Suljovic and Chris Landman are through at the expense of the third and sixth seed as Chris Dobey and Ross Smith lose out 6-5 and 6-3 respectively with the line-up now set.
Players Championship 29 Results
Last 16
Michael Smith (91.05) 6 | 1 (87.83) Ryan Meikle
Danny Noppert (96.29) 6 | 5 (97.85) Dirk van Duijvenbode
Cameron Menzies (90.14) 6 | 5 (91.59) Krzysztof Ratajski
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James Wade (97.24) 6 | 3 (98.18) William O'Connor
Stephen Bunting (98.83) 6 | 1 (92.45) Mike De Decker
Damon Heta (104.09) 6 | 3 (91.19) Ricardo Pietreczko
Mensur Suljovic (92.93) 6 | 5 (90.20) Chris Dobey
Chris Landman (89.03) 6 | 3 (86.82) Ross Smith
Last 32
Ryan Meikle (86.78) 6 | 5 (84.63) Niels Zonneveld
Michael Smith (99.88) 6 | 3 (93.74) Nathan Aspinall
Danny Noppert (93.52) 6 | 4 (93.10) Luke Woodhouse
Dirk van Duijvenbode (103.04) 6 | 4 (91.26) Richard Veenstra
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Krzysztof Ratajski (91.14) 6 | 4 (87.69) Martin Schindler
Cameron Menzies (107.73) 6 | 3 (97.90) Rob Cross
William O'Connor (102.97) 6 | 4 (91.56) Josh Rock
James Wade (103.20) 6 | 1 (84.77) Daryl Gurney
Stephen Bunting (103.31) 6 | 4 (95.58) Connor Scutt
Mike De Decker (103.73) 6 | 2 (90.47) William Borland
Damon Heta (98.71) 6 | 4 (94.86) Andrew Gilding
Ricardo Pietreczko (94.31) 6 | 4 (92.57) Gian van Veen
Chris Dobey (108.28) 6 | 3 (107.07) Gabriel Clemens
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Mensur Suljovic (92.00) 6 | 3 (97.72) James Hurrell
Ross Smith (99.10) 6 | 0 (94.64) Boris Krcmar
Chris Landman (99.99) 6 | 3 (101.42) Florian Hempel
Last 64
Ryan Meikle (104.45) 6 | 1 (89.93) Mickey Mansell
Niels Zonneveld (87.40) 6 | 1 (86.58) Jeffrey Sparidaans
Michael Smith (92.48) 6 | 3 (81.80) Adam Gawlas
Nathan Aspinall (88.41) 6 | 0 (78.03) Adam Warner
Danny Noppert (97.96) 6 | 2 (91.60) Callan Rydz
Luke Woodhouse (89.23) 6 | 4 (92.38) Patrick Geeraets
Richard Veenstra (92.73) 6 | 5 (98.87) Gary Anderson
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Dirk van Duijvenbode (97.02) 6 | 3 (93.52) Ian White
Martin Schindler (92.12) 6 | 4 (90.94) Stefan Bellmont
Krzysztof Ratajski (92.82) 6 | 5 (86.31) Daniel Klose
Rob Cross (88.34) 6 | 5 (86.07) Maik Kuivenhoven
Cameron Menzies (101.56) 6 | 1 (85.57) Jacques Labre
Josh Rock (103.58) 6 | 2 (75.32) Kim Huybrechts
William O'Connor (108.63) 6 | 1 (94.42) Matt Campbell
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Daryl Gurney (95.70) 6 | 2 (86.62) George Killington
James Wade (92.04) 6 | 5 (91.26) Thibault Tricole
Stephen Bunting (99.30) 6 | 3 (96.02) Darryl Pilgrim
Connor Scutt (93.36) 6 | 3 (88.26) Vincent van der Voort
William Borland (97.07) 6 | 3 (96.91) Jim Williams
Mike De Decker (95.44) 6 | 1 (97.09) Martin Lukeman
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Damon Heta (104.86) 6 | 0 (95.39) Robert Owen
Andrew Gilding (89.60) 6 | 4 (89.35) Jelle Klaasen
Gian van Veen (90.42) 6 | 3 (81.67) Benjamin Reus
Ricardo Pietreczko (88.70) 6 | 5 (91.05) Radek Szaganski
Chris Dobey (101.06) 6 | 2 (89.67) Darren Beveridge
Gabriel Clemens (98.50) 6 | 3 (95.90) Josh Payne
Mensur Suljovic (96.20) 6 | 3 (97.48) Raymond van Barneveld
James Hurrell (90.02) 6 | 5 (93.69) Wessel Nijman
Ross Smith (95.64) 6 | 1 (93.85) Kevin Doets
Boris Krcmar (98.98) 6 | 3 (88.64) Ryan Joyce
Chris Landman (89.28) 6 | 2 (82.28) Steve Lennon
Florian Hempel (92.38) 6 | 3 (81.59) Lee Cocks
Last 128
Ryan Meikle (90.16) 6 | 4 (90.71) Dave Chisnall
Mickey Mansell (87.61) 6 | 2 (87.89) Joshua Richardson
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Niels Zonneveld (93.61) 6 | 5 (91.09) Jurjen van der Velde
Jeffrey Sparidaans (98.89) 6 | 2 (88.24) Stephen Burton
Michael Smith (106.23) 6 | 4 (96.60) Jamie Hughes
Adam Gawlas (82.73) 6 | 0 (73.43) Jules van Dongen
Adam Warner (87.88) 6 | 4 (86.83) Ritchie Edhouse
Nathan Aspinall (98.74) 6 | 2 (86.28) Arron Monk
Danny Noppert (89.98) 6 | 4 (86.04) Andy Boulton
Callan Rydz (98.66) 6 | 4 (92.50) Keane Barry
Luke Woodhouse (93.58) 6 | 4 (91.56) Mario Vandenbogaerde
Patrick Geeraets (92.47) 6 | 4 (90.35) Nathan Rafferty
Gary Anderson (91.93) 6 | 5 (92.98) Matthew Dennant
Richard Veenstra (93.24) 6 | 5 (89.63) Richie Burnett
Dirk van Duijvenbode (88.20) 6 | 3 (91.28) Steve Beaton
Ian White (88.83) 6 | 2 (89.90) Martijn Dragt
Martin Schindler (96.97) 6 | 3 (94.08) Brett Claydon
Stefan Bellmont (87.14) 6 | 2 (86.91) Graham Hall
Daniel Klose (90.95) 6 | 5 (84.02) Joe Cullen
Krzysztof Ratajski (93.82) 6 | 2 (95.09) Ricky Evans
Rob Cross (85.80) 6 | 2 (81.26) Rowby-John Rodriguez
Maik Kuivenhoven (98.45) 6 | 3 (90.46) Danny Jansen
Cameron Menzies (93.64) 6 | 3 (86.12) Jose De Sousa
Jacques Labre (86.33) 6 | 4 (84.30) Darius Labanauskas
Josh Rock (113.39) 6 | 2 (97.78) Karel Sedlacek
Kim Huybrechts (89.91) 6 | 5 (79.80) Adam Hunt
William O'Connor (101.15) 6 | 3 (103.87) Brendan Dolan
Matt Campbell (93.62) 6 | 2 (85.06) Madars Razma
Daryl Gurney (92.76) 6 | 5 (93.60) Justin Hood
George Killington (89.23) 6 | 4 (87.58) Jitse Van der Wal
James Wade (99.35) 6 | 3 (86.34) Scott Williams
Thibault Tricole (92.68) 6 | 4 (95.45) Alexander Merkx
Stephen Bunting (104.27) 6 | 4 (89.11) Danny Lauby
Darryl Pilgrim (91.51) 6 | 4 (93.21) Dylan Slevin
Vincent van der Voort (90.82) 6 | 4 (92.59) Alan Soutar
Connor Scutt (106.01) 6 | 1 (93.91) Rhys Griffin
Jim Williams (97.48) 6 | 2 (91.12) Peter Wright
William Borland (88.14) 6 | 4 (85.12) Dom Taylor
Mike De Decker (99.88) 6 | 3 (93.63) Andy Baetens
Martin Lukeman (97.65) 6 | 4 (94.41) Berry van Peer
Damon Heta (97.33) 6 | 1 (88.75) Jamie Atkins
Robert Owen (99.03) 6 | 2 (95.66) Owen Bates
Andrew Gilding (94.62) 6 | 2 (90.79) Wesley Plaisier
Jelle Klaasen (92.71) 6 | 2 (86.18) Jeffrey De Graaf
Gian van Veen (92.89) 6 | 3 (92.45) Keegan Brown
Benjamin Reus (91.83) 6 | 3 (89.73) Owen Roelofs
Ricardo Pietreczko (94.63) 6 | 4 (92.18) Simon Whitlock
Radek Szaganski (84.80) 6 | 4 (82.16) Mervyn King
Chris Dobey (90.18) 6 | 0 (85.44) Callum Goffin
Darren Beveridge (85.67) 6 | 4 (82.62) Robert Grundy
Gabriel Clemens (84.93) 6 | 4 (84.44) Graham Usher
Josh Payne (89.28) 6 | 5 (88.42) John Henderson
Raymond van Barneveld (96.74) 6 | 3 (91.78) Lee Evans
Mensur Suljovic (87.70) 6 | 4 (87.37) Lukas Wenig
Wessel Nijman (99.31) 6 | 4 (94.61) Jeffrey De Zwaan
James Hurrell (86.01) 6 | 3 (92.75) Christian Kist
Ross Smith (94.98) 6 | 3 (90.00) Danny van Trijp
Kevin Doets (92.43) 6 | 4 (89.86) Jimmy van Schie
Ryan Joyce (93.00) 6 | 3 (91.45) Dragutin Horvat
Boris Krcmar (99.87) 6 | 2 (92.42) Robbie Knops
Steve Lennon (101.09) 6 | 3 (96.54) Jonny Clayton
Chris Landman (96.98) 6 | 3 (90.75) Nick Kenny
Lee Cocks (86.42) 6 | 3 (88.91) Jermaine Wattimena
Florian Hempel (91.45) 6 | 4 (89.11) Michele Turetta
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