These sixty players will compete Monday for the final four spots at the World Darts Championship
PDCSunday, 26 November 2023 at 14:15
Four more starting spots are up for grabs for the World Darts Championship. PDC Tour Card holders who have not yet qualified will get their last chance to qualify on Monday. The qualifying tournament starts at 12:00 UK time.
Initially, two tickets to the World Darts Championship would be up for grabs. However, due to the cancellation of Beau Greaves and because both PDC Youth World Championship finalists have already qualified for the major World Darts Championship, there are now four places to be divided among the participants.
Among the participants in the qualifying tournament are such well-known names as Mensur Suljovic, Jeff Smith, Boris Krcmar, Ted Evetts, Mervyn King, Scott Waites, Darren Webster, Darius Labanauskas, Devon Petersen, Jeffrey De Zwaan, Florian Hempel, Vincent van der Voort and Richie Burnett are going to try to force qualification for the World Darts Championship in this way.
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Participants PDC World Championship Tour Card Holders Qualifier
Vladimir Andersen
Bradley Brooks
Kevin Burness
Richie Burnett
Stephen Burton
Jamie Clark
Jeffrey de Zwaan
Ted Evetts
Adam Gawlas
Callum Goffin
Graham Hall
Florian Hempel
Jimmy Hendriks
Ronny Huybrechts
Danny Jansen
Jose Justicia
Nick Kenny
George Killington
Mervyn King
Martijn Kleermaker
Daniel Klose
Robbie Knops
Boris Krcmar
Maik Kuivenhoven
Darius Labanauskas
Jacques Labre
Tony Martinez
Ryan Meikle
Damian Mol
Arron Monk
Ross Montgomery
Joe Murnan
Geert Nentjes
John O'Shea
Robert Owen
Josh Payne
Luc Peters
Devon Petersen
Nathan Rafferty
Brian Raman
Rowby-John Rodriguez
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Owen Roelofs
Pascal Rupprecht
Karel Sedlacek
Jeff Smith
Adam Smith-Neale
Alan Soutar
Jeffrey Sparidaans
Mensur Suljovic
Graham Usher
Scott Waites
Adam Warner
Darren Webster
Shaun Wilkinson
Lewis Williams
James Wilson
Danny van Trijp
Jurjen van der Velde
Vincent van der Voort
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