PDC Qualifying School 2023 Odds | Latest Tour Card winner betting
PDC Qualifying School takes place in Milton Keynes and Kalkar from January 9-15 in 2023, and we take a look at the outright odds to win a Tour Card.
This year’s Qualifying School will feature simultaneous events held in the UK and Germany, and is split into two stages, with a record 860 players in action.
A total of 24 players are exempt to the Final Stage of UK Qualifying School, while 15 players are exempt to the Final Stage of European Q School.
This is based on the players who lost their Tour Card at the end of 2022, along with a host of leading players from the 2022 Challenge and Development Tour Orders of Merit.
Stage One, which will take place from January 9-11, will see further players up to a total of 128 in the UK and Europe respectively qualifying to compete in Final Stage from January 12-15.
A total of 27 PDC Tour Cards will be on offer in the Final Stage from January 12-15, with each of the daily winners in the UK and Europe receiving an automatic Tour Card.
The remaining 19 Tour Cards will be allocated to players from the UK and European Q School Final Stage Orders of Merit, and split on a pro-rata basis of total participants in each region.
Notable UK entrants include former world finalist Andy Hamilton, former World Championship semi-finalist Jamie Lewis, former Premier League star Wes Newton and PDC Asian Champion Christian Perez.
Four-time Women’s World Champion Lisa Ashton and reigning Women’s World Matchplay champion Fallon Sherrock headline the female stars in action in the First Stage, alongside Lorraine Winstanley, Laura Turner and Katie Sheldon.
Former World Cup of Darts winner John Henderson will enter at the Final Stage, with former World Youth Champion Keegan Brown also bidding to regain his professional status.
William Borland, who made history with his nine-dart exploits in last year’s World Championship. will also begin his campaign in the Final Stage, where he will be joined by former Lakeside Champion Scott Mitchell.
Notable European entrants include former Lakeside World Champions Jelle Klaasen and Christian Kist, former UK Open finalist Corey Cadby, WDF world finalist Thibault Tricole and former World Matchplay champion Larry Butler.
German star Max Hopp and 2018 World Matchplay semi-finalist Jeffrey de Zwaan bid to secure an immediate return to the tour, alongside the likes of Ron Meulenkamp and Karel Sedlacek.
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UK Q School – Selected players entering from Stage One
Adam Mould 11/4
Adam Smith-Neale 15/8
Alan Norris 5/4
Alan Tabern 5/2
Andy Hamilton 7/4
Arron Monk 11/5
Ciaran Teehan 2/1
Chas Barstow 4/6
Colin Osborne 7/4
Conan Whitehead 11/8
Danny Lauby 2/1
Fallon Sherrock 12/5
Harry Ward 6/5
James Richardson 13/8
Jamie Lewis 7/4
Josh Payne 6/5
Kevin McDine 5/2
Laura Turner 8/1
Lisa Ashton 9/4
Lorraine Winstanley 7/1
Mark McGeeney 13/5
Mark Warburton 13/8
Niall Culleton 5/2
Nick Kenny 15/8
Peter Jacques 7/4
Prakash Jiwa 4/1
Reece Robinson 12/5
Ryan Harrington 12/5
Ryan Murray 2/1
Scott Baker 15/8
Scott Taylor 2/1
Shane McGuirk 12/5
Shaun McDonald 9/4
Steve Hine 10/3
Stuart Kellet 12/5
Wayne Jones 13/8
Wes Newton 11/4
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UK Q School – Players entering from Stage Two
William Borland 8/11
Andy Boulton 4/5
Keegan Brown 8/13
Stephen Burton 5/6
Brett Claydon 11/10
Jarred Cole 8/11
David Evans 4/6
Lee Evans 5/6
Michael Flynn 5/4
Nathan Girvan 10/11
Jason Heaver 10/11
John Henderson 5/6
Conor Heneghan 4/5
Christopher Holt 15/8
Peter Hudson EVS
Adam Hunt 5/6
Andy Jenkins 6/5
Jake Jones 5/4
Eddie Lovely 11/10
Jack Main 8/11
Jim McEwan 8/11
Scott Mitchell 11/10
David Pallett 4/5
Joshua Richardson 6/5
European Q School – Players entering from Stage One
Andy Baetens 6/4
Corey Cadby 11/8
Richard Veenstra 11/8
European Q School – Players entering from Stage Two
Sebastian Bialecki 8/13
Jeffrey De Zwaan
Max Hopp 8/11
Christian Kist 5/4
Maik Kuivenhoven 11/10
Jacques Labre 5/4
Ron Meulenkamp 4/6
John Michael 11/8
Kenny Neyens 10/11
Karel Sedlacek 1/2
Thibault Tricole 8/11
Jitse Van der Wal 6/5
Berry van Peer EVS
Gian van Veen 8/11
Niels Zonneveld 1/2
