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PDC European Tour Order of Merit: Luke Humphries regains top spot, Gary Anderson flies to third

Gary Anderson made a big jump on the PDC European Tour Order of Merit after "The Flying Scotsman" won the European Darts Grand Prix on Sunday night.

In the final of the Euro Tour tournament in Sindelfingen, Anderson won 8-6 over Ross Smith, taking the top prize of 30,000 pounds. As a result, Anderson moved up from 30th place to third. With a total of 34,000 pounds, Anderson still has to beat Luke Humphries (44,000 pounds) and Martin Schindler (41,000 pounds). Humphries has thus regained the lead position after briefly losing it to Schindler last week.

Gerwyn Price is number four on the Euro Tour Order of Merit with 33,000 pounds. Teenage sensation Luke Littler scooped 2,500 pounds last weekend and is now in fifth place with 32,500 pounds. Behind that follow Rob Cross and Ross Smith, before Michael van Gerwen is the highest-ranked Dutchman in eighth position. Right behind that is compatriot Danny Noppert, while Stephen Bunting completes the top ten.

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After four Euro Tour tournaments, there are still three players who participated in all events but do not yet appear on the Euro Tour Order of Merit. Dirk van Duijvenbode, Krzysztof Ratajski and Andrew Gilding had automatically qualified for the first four Euro Tours, but also lost their opening matches each time.

At the end of the season, the 32 best players in the rankings will compete in the European Championship in Dortmund. This tournament is scheduled from Oct. 24 to 27.

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Having enjoyed a return to a full programme of events in 2022, the PDC European Tour will again see 13 tournaments taking place across the continent in 2023, starting with a debut in Kiel, Germany next month.

There will be eight European Tour events staged in Germany, along with visits to the Netherlands, Austria, Belgium, Hungary and the Czech Republic.

The Host Nation Qualifiers for ET1-ET4 will take place from February 10-12 in Hildesheim, with the first five Associate Member Qualifiers also set to be held at Halle 39 next month.

The East Europe Qualifiers for ET1-ET4 will take place from February 11-12 in Budapest with the dates and locations of the remaining East Europe Qualifiers to be announced in due course.

Players with the following nationalities are eligible to enter: Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo.

Riesa in Germany will play host to Associate Member Qualifiers for ET6-ET8 on March 29-30, before Host Nation Qualifiers for ET5-ET8 will be held the day before each event gets underway.

The remaining Associate Member Qualifiers for ET9-ET13 will then take place from May 19-21 in Hildesheim, along with Host Nation Qualifiers for ET9-ET11.

The Host Nation Qualifier for the last European Tour event of 2023 in Hildesheim will be played on October 12, while the Hungarian Host Nation Qualifier is scheduled for the first half of August (an exact date will be announced in due course).

2023 PDC European Tour – Host Nation & Associate Member Qualifier Dates HNQ1/AMQ1 Kiel + HNQ2/AMQ2 Leverkusen – February 10, Hildesheim, Germany HNQ3/AMQ3 Riesa + HNQ4/AMQ4 Munich – February 11, Hildesheim, Germany EEQ1 Kiel + EEQ2 Leverkusen – February 11, Budapest, Hungary AMQ5 Graz – February 12, Hildesheim, Germany EEQ3 Riesa + EEQ4 Munich – February 12, Budapest, Hungary AMQ6 Leeuwarden + AMQ7 Wieze – March 29, Riesa, Germany AMQ8 Prague – March 30, Riesa, Germany HNQ5 Graz – April 20, Graz, Austria HNQ6 Leeuwarden – April 27, Leeuwarden, Netherlands HNQ7 Wieze – May 4, Lebbeke, Belgium HNQ8 Prague – May 11, Prague, Czech Republic HNQ 9 + AMQ 9 Sindelfingen – May 19, Hildesheim, Germany HNQ10/AMQ10 Trier + HNQ11/AMQ11 Jena – May 20, Hildesheim, Germany AMQ12 Budapest + AMQ13 Hildesheim – May 21, Hildesheim, Germany HNQ12 Budapest – August (exact date tbd), Budapest, Hungary HNQ13 Hildesheim – October 12, Hildesheim, Germany

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2023 Interwetten European Darts Grand Prix draw & schedule

Luke Humphries will begin his defence of the Interwetten European Darts Grand Prix against Masters champion Chris Dobey or Graham Hall, with the draw and schedule for this weekend’s event now confirmed. The ninth PDC European Tour event of 2023 will take place in Sindelfingen from May 26-28, as reigning champion Humphries bids to retain his title at the Glaspalast. Humphries - a winner of four European Tour titles in 2022 - defeated Rob Cross in last year’s decider, and the pair face their own separate battle for World Cup of Darts qualification this weekend. Cross boasts a £17,500 lead over Humphries on the PDC Order of Merit, meaning that Humphries must retain the title if he is to claim a spot for England alongside Michael Smith in next month's Pairs event. Humphries' title rivals in Sindelfingen will include Dave Chisnall, who has defeated him in the finals of February’s Baltic Sea Darts Open and May's Dutch Darts Championship this year. Premier League table-topper Gerwyn Price makes his European Tour return this weekend, having missed out on the last four events following his back-to-back wins in Leverkusen and Riesa. Friday’s first round - which will be broadcast through PDCTV , Viaplay and DAZN - will feature 16 matches across two sessions, as Germany’s number one Gabriel Clemens takes centre stage on home soil. World Championship semi-finalist Clemens will begin his campaign against Lee Evans in Friday evening’s finale, with Nico Kurz making his European Tour return against former Grand Slam champion Jose de Sousa. Ricardo Pietreczko will play Steve Beaton in another intriguing first round tie, with emerging youngster Liam Maendl-Lawrance pitted against five-time World Champion Raymond van Barneveld. Ian White and Ricky Evans will collide in a repeat of the 2018 Dutch Darts Championship final, while a resurgent Daryl Gurney faces Irish newcomer Dylan Slevin. Australia’s World Cup winner Simon Whitlock plays Josh Payne, Krzysztof Ratajski opens his challenge against Graham Usher, while Dutch duo Gian van Veen and Jermaine Wattimena lock horns in Friday afternoon’s opener. The 16 seeded players enter the fray in Saturday’s second round, as Humphries kicks off his campaign alongside some of the sport's top names. Humphries will open his title defence with a potential tie against Premier League star Dobey - a late replacement for Ryan Joyce, who has withdrawn through illness - as fifth seed Price begins his bid for a third European Tour crown of 2023 against White or Evans. Slevin and Gurney will battle it out for the right to play second seed Dirk van Duijvenbode, while Chisnall takes on home favourite Pascal Rupprecht or Christian Kist. Meanwhile, 2022 runner-up Cross – a winner at Players Championship 11 last Saturday – will await the winner of the first round tie between Martijn Kleermaker and Alan Soutar. Martin Schindler could take on Clemens in a blockbuster all-German second round showdown, as eighth seed Danny Noppert prepares to meet Van Veen or Wattimena in an all-Dutch affair. Austrian Darts Open winner Jonny Clayton plays Ross Montgomery or Marko Kantele in his opener, with Nathan Aspinall up against De Sousa or Kurz for a place in Sunday’s third round. Elsewhere, Josh Rock kicks off Saturday’s second round action against Keegan Brown or Swiss debutant Marcel Walpen, while UK Open champion Andrew Gilding takes on Maendl-Lawrance or Van Barneveld. Following Saturday’s second round, the last 16 will take place on Sunday afternoon, before the tournament concludes with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final in a bumper evening session. Live coverage of all 2023 European Tour events will be streamed through Viaplay in the UK, the Netherlands, Poland and all Nordic & Baltic countries, and through DAZN for viewers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Coverage will also be shown on PDCTV (excluding Germany, Austria and Switzerland) and through bookmakers' worldwide.

NB: From the original field, Callan Rydz and Ryan Joyce have withdrawn and been replaced from the Reserve List by Krzysztof Ratajski and Chris Dobey.

2023 Interwetten European Darts Grand Prix Tournament Draw Bracket - Second Round Onwards (1) Luke Humphries v Graham Hall/Chris Dobey (16) Andrew Gilding v Liam Maendl-Lawrance/Raymond van Barneveld (8) Danny Noppert v Gian van Veen/Jermaine Wattimena (9) Josh Rock v Keegan Brown/Marcel Walpen (4) Damon Heta v Roman Benecky/Adam Smith-Neale (13) Joe Cullen v Josh Payne/Simon Whitlock (5) Gerwyn Price v Ian White/Ricky Evans (12) Martin Schindler v Gabriel Clemens/Lee Evans (2) Dirk van Duijvenbode v Dylan Slevin/Daryl Gurney (15) Ross Smith v Steve Beaton/Ricardo Pietreczko (7) Nathan Aspinall v Jose De Sousa/Nico Kurz (10) Ryan Searle v Madars Razma/Ritchie Edhouse (3) Dave Chisnall v Pascal Rupprecht/Christian Kist (14) Dimitri Van den Bergh v Graham Usher/Krzysztof Ratajski (6) Rob Cross v Martijn Kleermaker/Alan Soutar (11) Jonny Clayton v Ross Montgomery/Marko Kantele

Schedule of Play Friday May 26 First Round Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST) Gian van Veen v Jermaine Wattimena Madars Razma v Ritchie Edhouse Pascal Rupprecht v Christian Kist Graham Usher v Krzysztof Ratajski Ross Montgomery v Marko Kantele Ian White v Ricky Evans Keegan Brown v Marcel Walpen Martijn Kleermaker v Alan Soutar Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST) Jose de Sousa v Nico Kurz Roman Benecky v Adam Smith-Neale Dylan Slevin v Daryl Gurney Graham Hall v Chris Dobey Steve Beaton v Ricardo Pietreczko Liam Maendl-Lawrance v Raymond van Barneveld Josh Payne v Simon Whitlock Gabriel Clemens v Lee Evans

Saturday May 27 Second Round Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST) Josh Rock v K Brown/Walpen Dave Chisnall v Rupprecht/Kist Ross Smith v Beaton/Pietreczko Ryan Searle v Razma/Edhouse Rob Cross v Kleermaker/Soutar Danny Noppert v Van Veen/Wattimena Damon Heta v Benecky/Smith-Neale Dirk van Duijvenbode v Slevin/Gurney

Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST) Andrew Gilding v Maendl-Lawrance/Van Barneveld Nathan Aspinall v De Sousa/Kurz Luke Humphries v Hall/Dobey Gerwyn Price v White/Evans Joe Cullen v Payne/Whitlock Martin Schindler v Clemens/Evans Jonny Clayton v Montgomery/Kantele Dimitri Van den Bergh v Usher/Ratajski

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