Top 16 seeds confirmed for International Darts Open and European Darts Grand Prix
PDCSaturday, 17 February 2024 at 09:00
The PDC has the top-16 seeded players for the International Darts Open (April 12-14) and the European Darts Grand Prix (April 19-21). These are the third and fourth Euro Tour tournaments of the season.
World class players such as Michael van Gerwen, Dave Chisnall, Luke Humphries, Michael Smith, Gary Anderson, Gerwyn Price, Nathan Aspinall and Peter Wright have also signed up for both Euro Tour tournaments.
Later, sixteen more winners from various qualifying tournaments will be added to each Euro Tour tournament. There will be a qualifying tournament for Tour Card holders on Wednesday, Feb. 21, with ten starting spots up for grabs.
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International Darts Open (ET3)
Top-16 seeds
1. Dave Chisnall
2. Luke Humphries
3. Gerwyn Price
4. Damon Heta
5. Dirk van Duijvenbode
6. Josh Rock
7. Rob Cross
8. Michael van Gerwen
9. Jonny Clayton
10. Danny Noppert
11. Michael Smith
12. Ross Smith
13. Krzysztof Ratajski
14. Gary Anderson
15. Ryan Searle
16. Ricardo Pietreczko
Other qualifiers
Nathan Aspinall
Peter Wright
Joe Cullen
Dimitri Van den Bergh
Chris Dobey
Stephen Bunting
Martin Schindler
Andrew Gilding
Daryl Gurney
James Wade
Gian van Veen
Gabriel Clemens
Jose de Sousa
Brendan Dolan
Raymond van Barneveld
Luke Woodhouse
European Darts Grand Prix (ET4)
Top-16 placed players
1. Dave Chisnall
2. Luke Humphries
3. Gerwyn Price
4. Damon Heta
5. Dirk van Duijvenbode
6. Josh Rock
7. Rob Cross
8. Michael van Gerwen
9. Jonny Clayton
10. Danny Noppert
11. Michael Smith
12. Ross Smith
13. Krzysztof Ratajski
14. Gary Anderson
15. Ryan Searle
16. Ricardo Pietreczko
Other qualifiers
Nathan Aspinall
Peter Wright
Joe Cullen
Dimitri Van den Bergh
Chris Dobey
Stephen Bunting
Martin Schindler
Andrew Gilding
Daryl Gurney
James Wade
Gian van Veen
Gabriel Clemens
Jose de Sousa
Brendan Dolan
Raymond van Barneveld
Luke Woodhouse
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